Many small and easily affordable restaurants and cafes were established in Soho during the 19th century, particularly as a result of Greek and Italian immigration. The restaurants were not looked upon favourably at first, but their reputation changed at the start of the 20th century. In 1924, a guide reported "of late years, the inexpensive restaurants of Soho have enjoyed an extraordinary vogue." - wikipedia 
Here we should list restaurants with a local history that are interested in taking part in the festival. A good start would be to talk to the restaurants featured in the Soho Food Feast 10-11 June - sohofoodfeast.co.uk
* 10 GREEK STREET * ANDREW EDMUNDS * ANGLO * BALLS AND COMPANY * BAO * BAR TERMINI * BARRAFINA * BEAGLE * BELAZU INGREDIENT COMPANY * BLACKLOCK * BLANCHETTE * BONE DADDIES RAMEN BAR * BRASSERIE ZEDEL * BRINDISA TAPAS KITCHEN * CEVICHE * DIRTY BONES * DUCKSOUP * EMBER YARD * FLAT IRON * FOXLOW * GAIL'S BAKERY * HIX * HOLBORN DINING ROOM * HOPPERS * KILN * KITTY FISHER'S * KOYA BAR * LOBOS * MALTBY & GREEK * MEATLIQUOR * MELE E PERE * MILDREDS * NATOORA * OKLAVA * OLDROYD * PATTY & BUN * PILAU * PITSTOP CAFE * PIZZA PILGRIMS * QUO VADIS * SOCIAL EATING HOUSE * TABERNA DO MERCADO * THE CLUB AT HOUSE OF ST BARNABAS * THE FRENCH HOUSE * THE PALOMAR * THE TRAVELLING GIN CO. * THE UNION CLUB * TRULLO * WRIGHT BROTHERS * YAMAGOYA * YORICA
# See also - Restaurants in Soho