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Sohaila

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Signal score

Strong, consistent praise across multiple sources.

A charming Lebanese-inspired wine bar and social enterprise serving inventive small plates in a candlelit, stripped-back Shoreditch setting.

Cuisine

Lebanese

Price

££

Neighborhood

Shoreditch

Location

232 Shoreditch High St

Ordering Strategy

Treat it like a mezze feast; order 2-3 small plates per person including the flatbreads and dips, share a larger main like the lamb, and definitely ask for recommendations from the natural wine list.

What to order

Safe first

Whipped Labneh with Chilli Butter

Time Out describes this starter as 'airy' and topped with a 'rich and smoky chilli butter,' noting it as a perfect introduction to their 'impeccable seasoning.'

Hungry

Braised Lamb Shoulder with Yogurt

Cited as a highlight of the menu, this 'sensuous' larger plate is described by critics as 'bound to bring you great joy.'

Wildcard

Lebanese Pickle Soup

The Evening Standard specifically recommends this 'hearty' dish, calling it 'nothing short of miraculous' and 'delicious.'

Wildcard

Mersel Wine

Time Out tips this selection of Lebanon’s first natural wines as being 'full of energy and soul,' specifically those using indigenous grapes from the Wadi Qannoubine region.

What to skip

Skip
Roasted PoussinPast reviews have flagged this dish for being 'on the small side' and providing less meat than expected for its price.

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Signal Score

83
Strong SignalStrong, consistent praise across multiple sources.Agreement 68%3 Elite · 2 Editorial · 10 mentions

Signal score reflects how strong and consistent the review coverage is, not a star rating.

Top critic: Jay Rayner (80%)

Editorial Weight 54 pts

Authority + depth + recency

Agreement 7 pts

How aligned the critics are

Coverage 10 pts

How many real review signals exist

Public Signal 12 pts

Google rating + volume

Boosts 0 pts

Manual boosts + hidden gem

Review signals

3 Elite · 2 Editorial · 6 total signals

Public signal

4.6★ (393 reviews)

Good to know

The restaurant is run by Fat Macy's, a social enterprise helping Londoners move from hostels to homes. Acoustics can be echoey/loud due to the bare surfaces. The wine list is exclusively natural and starts at a higher price point (£30+).

Trust signals

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  • mediumConfidence level

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