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Other Restaurants in the CityNewest Review: ... for breakfast. It is at lunchtime when it gets busy.You can either buy a takeaway from the deli downstairs or sit at the restaurant. The menu consists of soups, salads, sandwiches, pasta and meat plates. Sandwiches are made from true Italian bread. Huge and filled with cheeses, meats or salads from the deli. Not the usual fare. Pasta is fresh (try the salmon ravioli with nuts sauce). A choice of 2 or 3, the special of the day is not always the best. Salads are quite traditional but it is one of the few places where I eat a nicoise or a Caesar salad. As in everything in the menu, ingredients make the difference. Meat plates are a eno... more |
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by - written on 12/08/01 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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The Deli Bar, 117 Charterhouse Street Lunchtime is always a sort of nightmare. I do not always have the time nor the will to prepare myself something the night before, Pret is not really my cake and eating out gets expensive in the city. Then I found the perfect place. The secret is good ingredients, simple preparations, affordable pricing. It is called The Deli Bar and it is deli shop, cafe, restaurant all in one. Let's start. In the morning it is a cafe with real coffee (Illy) and croissants from Patisserie Valerie. Just perfect for breakfast. It is at lunchtime when it gets busy.You can either buy a takeaway from the deli ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/07/00 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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Yup, have to say I'm with Pehchiong on this one. Wong Kei's (affectionately known as Wonky's) has to have THE rudest waiting staff in town..... but god it's HILARIOUS! The place is ENORMOUS, something like 5 floors of it, and even if the tables are all full (it happens on Friday and Saturday nights) they sandwich you in somewhere, usually on the end of someone else's table! So it's great for the social life. Once I got put on a table with a load of people and we had loads of weird coincidences! Some of us had been to the same Uni, some of had lived in the same places.... the list goes on! Anyway, importantly, despite the service ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/06/00 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Very central which is always as bonus as it means you havent got far to stagger once you are full and hammered ( a lovely combination!!) Book a table( especially at the weekend) as it gets really busy. Tends to be full of fantastically goodlokoking people which is always good andisn't half as expensive as you think. About £3 -5 for starters and £6 - 12 for mains - but the food tastes fab!! Great atmosphere (as it is like a big conservatory) and really nice to sit with wine and chill afterwards too. Service can be brask though!! ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/06/00 (650 readings)
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The Gourmet Pizza Company is located on Gabriels Wharf on the South Bank, just by the National Theatre. It is a fantastic location, right on the river and you can even sit outside in the summer and watch the world go by. This is a great place to eat on a warm summers evening. The food, Pizza and Pasta (mainly) is very good and very reasonably priced. Everyone I have been there with has always been impressed. The staff are friendly and the house wine good. If you are going on a summers weekend, it can get very busy and you may have to queue. I'm not sure if you can book, but it's worth a try - book a table with a river view! If it's ... Read the complete review
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