The nearest tube stations are Leicester Square (3 minute walk), Piccadilly Circus (7 minute walk) and Tottenham Court Road (5 minute walk). Leicester Square station is on the Northern line (between Charing Cross and Tottenham Court Road) and the Piccadilly Line (between Piccadilly Circus and Covent Garden). Piccadilly Circus station is on the Piccadilly Line (between Green Park and Leicester Square) and Bakerloo line (between Oxford Circus and Charing Cross). Tottenham Court Road station is on the Central Line (between Oxford Circus and Holborn) and the Northern Line (between Goodge Street and Leicester Square).

The Palace Theatre is easily accessible from most of the major National Rail London stations. Charing Cross is our nearest National Rail station and is just a 10 minute walk from the theatre. If you are arriving at one of our other major National Rail stations we recommend jumping on the tube for quick onward travel to the theatre. Get the Piccadilly line to Leicester Square for 4 stops from Kings Cross, the Northern line for 4 stops from Euston to Leicester Square, the Bakerloo line to Piccadilly Circus for 3 stops from Waterloo or just 6stops on the Bakerloo line from Paddington to Piccadilly Circus.

The nearest car park is Chinatown on Newport Place. If you’re driving into the West End to see a show, take advantage of Q-Park’s Theatreland Parking Scheme. Save 50% off parking with Q-Park (after 12pm and for up to 4 hours). To qualify, simply present your Q-Park car park ticket for validation at our box office and the car park machine will automatically charge you half price.

The following bus routes stop near the Palace Theatre: 29, 24, 176

Located just 0.5 miles away on Wellington and Tavistock Streets, the steakhouse offers a diverse menu with options such as British dry aged steaks, seafood, and salads. They have a convenient theatre menu available from 5-7pm and 10pm-midnight, and their cocktail bar remains open until 1am. With a great wine list and famous giant martinis, Sophie’s is a great dining option!

Located just 60 meters from the Palace Theatre, the trattoria-style Italian restaurant famous for its authentic pizzas. Using only quality fresh ingredients, the menu includes salads, meat dishes, pizzas, pasta, and delicious desserts in a cozy atmosphere. Some popular dishes include spaghetti alle vongole and antipasto biagio. With dishes available for under £35 per person, Piccolo Diavolo is a great choice for a pre- or post-show meal.

Shack-Fuyu is a restaurant inspired by Japanese Yoshoku cuisine, a Western-style of cooking that's popular in Japan. It serves a variety of dishes designed for sharing and a lunch menu featuring guo bao buns and side dishes. Currently, they have a limited menu available for outdoor seating. The restaurant has a range of seating options including cozy booths, intimate tables, a communal table, a casual counter, and a private dining room.

The Ivy is a longstanding restaurant in London that has been a staple of the city's dining scene since 1917. It's known for its glamour, with a central dining bar that's a highlight, and signature stained-glass windows, oak paneling, and contemporary art collection. The restaurant features seasonal menus that incorporates more Asian dishes, salads, and seafood. Customers can dine at the central bar without a reservation.