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StockpotNewest Review: ... Now some of you who know the Stockpot, either this one or the one in Panton Street (just off Leicester Square), may be wondering why I am waxing lyrical about what must be one one most basic of restaurants in London. Therein lies the attraction, when you are away from home and eating out at fancy restaurants, this place is like coming home. Simple dishes are on offer, some traditional ... more |
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by - written on 27/02/09 (Useful, 77 readings)
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The Stockpot is one of those rare finds that I was lucky to stumble on some years ago on one of frequent visits to London; located in Soho and very convenient for theatreland. Now some of you who know the Stockpot, either this one or the one in Panton Street (just off Leicester Square), may be wondering why I am waxing lyrical about what must be one one most basic of restaurants in London. Therein lies the attraction, when you are away from home and eating out at fancy restaurants, this place is like coming home. Simple dishes are on offer, some traditional english fare and a smattering of popular italian pasta based meals. All throughly wholesome and tasty washed ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/04/08 (Very useful, 213 readings)
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INTRODUCTION Stockpot on Old Compton Street is a venerable London institution, which came to my attention some years ago when I first moved down South. They also have a sister restaurant on Kings Road, where The Chelsea Kitchen also lies, which I believe are also affiliated. My sister, who was by then well ensconced in London life, took me here when I was still looking for a job, as it was cheap, filling food. I came here several times in the mid 90s with my fellow just out of university, moved to the big smoke friends, and it brings back fond memories of big portions and rough house wine. When I first arrived back in the UK from Breda, taking a walk through ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/09/00 (Very useful, 310 readings)
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Located in Soho amongst the trendy bars and pricey restaurants is the phenomenally cheap 'Stockpot' (Old Compton Street). Speedy service and friendly staff add to the eating extravaganza, where table wine costs £6 a bottle, and beer under £2 a pint. There are no frills, but the food is delicious. The menu consists of various traditional dishes including shepherds pie, beef stroganoff, fish and chips, and rib-eye steak. Pasta dishes and salads are also plentiful. The starter and dessert options are to-die for, and soft drinks are £1. On my last visit we paid under £20 for two starters (garlic bread and egg mayonnaise) 2 main courses (spaghetti bolognaise ... Read the complete review
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