Dine More. Enjoy More Rewards.
Looking for a restaurant that rewards your visits in Soho? At Forty Dean Street, we believe great food deserves to be shared, and loyalty deserves to be rewarded.
That's why we've partnered with OpenTable to create our rewards programme, giving our regular guests even more reasons to return for fresh pasta, good wine and memorable meals in the heart of Soho.
Whether you're joining us for a romantic date night, a pre-theatre dinner, a long lunch with friends or a special celebration, every qualifying visit brings you closer to your next reward.
From complimentary drinks and desserts to an entire three-course meal for two, there's always something to look forward to.
Why Join?
As a rewards member, you'll enjoy exclusive dining benefits every time you visit Forty Dean Street.
Best of all, joining is completely free.
Your Rewards
On Sign Up 🍷
Receive a complimentary glass of house red or white wine, beer or non-alcoholic cocktail when ordering a main course.
After Two Visits 🍨
Enjoy a complimentary dessert on your third visit.
After Four Visits 🍝
Receive a complimentary starter on your fifth visit.
After Ten Visits ✨
Enjoy our ultimate thank you:
A complimentary three-course meal for two plus a bottle of house wine.
How To Sign Up
Click "Sign Up For Rewards" and follow the instructions to activate your membership.
Remember to book future visits using the same OpenTable account so your rewards can be tracked automatically.
Terms & Conditions
Visits must be completed within a 12-month period to qualify.
Guests must sign up to the rewards programme before dining. Bookings must be made using the same OpenTable account registered to the programme.
Rewards are available when ordering a main course and are subject to availability.
Rewards are non-transferable, cannot be exchanged for cash and are limited to one reward per booking.
Management reserves the right to amend or withdraw the programme at any time.
Join Today
Become a member today and start earning rewards on your next visit to Forty Dean Street.
