Help! Restaurant advice - Covent Garden area

I went for a family meal at Hujo's which is in Berwick Street (I think) not long ago.  There were several veggies, my mum who can't eat wheat and a few big meat eaters.  We all found something we liked and it was very nice. If you go before 7 (?) a starter and main course is something like £7.00.  Its pretty small and cramped in there but its got a good atmosphere.

Rachel

Richard T. wrote:
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> We've been lumbered with arranging a pre-Christmas family reunion meal
> in London on the 29th before going to the Duchess Theatre in Covent
> Garden.  This is complicated by there being one vegetarian and one
> who's allergic to monosodium glutamate and wheat (even before we get
> to the fussy eaters!)
>
> Any suggestions would be welcome!
> --
> Richard Tibbetts
> http://www.ppeace.demon.co.uk/

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Steve W. wrote:
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> On Tue, 09 Dec 1997 18:22:23 GMT, Richard Tibbetts said...
> >
> >We've been lumbered with arranging a pre-Christmas family reunion meal
> >in London on the 29th before going to the Duchess Theatre in Covent
> >Garden.  This is complicated by there being one vegetarian and one
> >who's allergic to monosodium glutamate and wheat (even before we get
> >to the fussy eaters!)
> >
> >Any suggestions would be welcome!
>
> Dome in Long Acre is pretty good for somewhere to meet up and sit around, eat
> and chat if you're budget is a bit tight - or if you're a bit more flush,
> Bertorelli's in Charlotte St is very good.
>
> Steve

There is also a vegetarian eatery in Neal's Yard by Seven Dials. At least I think it is still there. Haven't been to Neal's Yard for a couple of years.

Richard T. wrote:

>We've been lumbered with arranging a pre-Christmas family reunion meal
>in London on the 29th before going to the Duchess Theatre in Covent
>Garden.  This is complicated by there being one vegetarian and one
>who's allergic to monosodium glutamate and wheat (even before we get
>to the fussy eaters!)
>
>Any suggestions would be welcome!

Thanks for all the helpful suggestions - we went to Dome in the end (I enjoyed it, but the lack of vegetables with the mains didn't go down too well with some of the older ones).