Someone wrote: >We'll be visiting London for the umpteenth time at the end of the >month and we were wondering if any of you had any favorite >restaurants you would want to recommend. We're thinking 'centre' of >town. > >We prefer Mexican, Chinese and Italian, although might be convinced >into visiting something other than those. > >Our own favorites so far are : Chiquito (most favorite by far!), the >Rock Garden and Chi-Chi's. > >TIA > >Frank and Hilde > >This past summer, I had a fun time at Cafe Pacifico in Covenant Gardens and for japanese noodles, try Wagganama (not sure of the spelling). It is located across the street from the British Museum. Be prepared for a wait and do not plan on a leisurely meal. They force the action but it is a great concept. Have fun. Johnny
London, United Kingdom
Any recommendations for London (UK)
Graham T. wrote: >My London reviews are listed on my site (see signature below). Please >E-Mail me if you want any further info. or specific suggestions. >Graham >http://www.compulink.co.uk/~gtigg/ You must try Sal e Pepe in Kensington. Fabulous Northern Italian and the wait staff will lapse into Italian opera at the drop of a hat. Always a fun, boisterous very popular place. I've never been disappointed. Article 42 of uk.food+drink.restaurants:
John M. wrote: > Someone wrote: > > >We'll be visiting London for the umpteenth time at the end of the > >month and we were wondering if any of you had any favorite > >restaurants you would want to recommend. We're thinking 'centre' of > >town. > > > >We prefer Mexican, Chinese and Italian, although might be convinced > >into visiting something other than those. > > Hve not been to London for a while. The Connaught Hotel is as grand and great experience of good classical English cooking. The Lunch and dinner menu's were the same. It is expensive. The have meat carved from a cart. Wonderous hors d'ouvre cart. I dropped my napkin. By the time it hit the floor it was replaced by a clean one. Every time I go to London I must eat there.