We are thrilled to see the long-anticipated return of the theatre to London, with shows now prospering and going ahead in their usual form. To celebrate, we are launching a debut pre and post theatre menu into the spotlight! Available Monday to Friday exclusively at Gaucho Chancery Lane and Gaucho Smithfield, guests will have the chance to dig into a two or three course set menu from £23, from 5pm – 6.30pm and 9.30pm – 10.45pm.

Choose from a show-stopping cast of starters, mains and desserts using nothing but the finest ingredients and even add a glass of Domaine Chandon for just £5 – the affordable side of impressive in true Gaucho script. From Seabass Aguachile to Steak Frites, Chicken & Chorizo Pie to Basil Gnocci and more, the exquisite menu has been directed to take centre stage. For a dazzling finalé, between the Chocolate & Coconut tart, Alfajores Parfait and Limoncello & Almond Cake, you will certainly find the ultimate palate-cleanser (*cue applause*).

Just as an enthralled audience spectates the magic of a show, guests at Gaucho Chancery Lane or Smithfield will be captivated by the theatre of the open kitchen, the impeccably well-rehearsed quality of service and the crowd-pleasing culinary dishes on offer. Expect a bold, dramatic ensemble of flavours from our slick pre & post theatre menu and join us at Gaucho for a sensational dinner in showbiz style – it will leave you calling “encore”!

To view our pre and post theatre menu, click here.

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FAQs / Terms and Conditions

Q: Does my entire table have to order from the pre/post theatre menu? 
A: Yes, all must be dining from the pre/post theatre menu

Q: When can I dine from the theatre menu?
A: Our theatre menu is available from Monday to Friday for pre-theatre (5pm – 6.30pm) and post-theatre (9.30pm – 10.45pm). Not available on bank holidays

Q: Can I dine from this menu at any Gaucho restaurant?
A: No, our theatre menu is currently only available at Gaucho Chancery Lane and Gaucho Smithfield.

Q: Do I need to pre-book to dine from the theatre menu?
A: Pre-booking is not essential, but highly recommended. The menu is subject to availability.