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Smiths of Smithfield

Description: 67-77 Charterhouse Street London EC1, Tel 020 7236 6666. Nearest tube: Farringdon, Barbican.

Newest Review: ... (three I think) we didn’t venture any further than the ground floor this morning. Smiths of Smithfield is very stylish, but still retains an air of comfort and homeliness, I didn’t feel at all out of place here in my grufty work clothes (think Wurzel Gummidge meets Stig of the Dump) even though we were sharing our table with a couple of very smart Businessmen on a working ... more

... breakfast. Mind you, that could be just because I was too darned tired to care! There were only half a dozen people in whilst we were there, so the place wasn’t exactly crowded, but I would imagine that it gets pretty full in there at peak times. ...more

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by - written on 17/04/03
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No - Advantages: None, None, None - Disadvantages: Poor starter, Poor main, Huge bill

Mmmmm... Breakfast (1134 words)
by - written on 10/01/01 (Very useful, 825 readings)
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I visited Smiths of Smithfield for the first time this morning with a group of workmates I’m unlucky enough to call friends (only joking, I love my team-mates really). We chose this particular place by complete chance, simply because we’d just finished a night shift at 08:00 and wanted a good breakfast very quickly, Smiths is the nearest decent eatery to us, it’s literally just around the corner from our office, so seemed absolutely ideal, and I have to say we weren’t disappointed in the slightest. First impressions of Smiths of Smithfield are a little hard to remember, as all I can recall is stumbling in very sleepily, wishing that ... Read the complete review

Smiths of Smithfield - SOS, indeed (367 words)
by - written on 23/09/00 (Very useful, 1059 readings)
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Recently I was taken to Smiths of Smithfield as part of a work celebration. We were told when booking a table for 6:30 that we'd need to be away from the table at 8:45 but this was fine with us, especially as Smiths has a number of bars. On arriving at the ground floor bar, we went to get drinks (the room by the way is huge, very industrial and packed, because of many recent good reviews and the need for people to be seen at the latest trendy hangouts) but were hustled around by bouncers and then told we HAD to take our table immediately or they'd cancel it. So upstairs we go, to the 2nd floor restaurant, again, very spacious and industrial looking. On ... Read the complete review