Will M. wrote: > > Jim, > Punjab in Covent Garden section was the overall winner for my wife and I > last Feb. We found that the smaller restaurants hin the Bloombury > section had more caracter and we friendly and inexpensive. As pubs go, > there is alot of info in travel guides. Again, find one out of the way > and small. Drink cider or guiness from the cask and don't be to eager to > tip the barkeep, twords the end of your visit, give him a couple pounds > and tell him to buy himself a pint! Enjoy your visit > > If you need more info, > e-mail: [email removed] > Someone wrote: > > > >Any recommendations for the best pubs and Indian reataurants in London? > >Will be going in mid-November!! > >Thanks. > > > >Jim > >New York City > >Try "Woodlands" off of St. Marlborne (sp?) street (close to Oxford Street). I went there a few years ago. I beleive that this restaurant is a branch of the Woodlands chain of restaurants in India. My family always used to go to Woodlands when we visited India. The food at the London restaurant definitely measured up to my childhood memories. padma
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