Mike N. wrote: > > I forgot to mention that most of the Indian restaurants are both > interesting and pretty inexpensive. Picking up the Time Out is a good > idea (they also have a guide book to London which, judging from their > Paris and New York books, is probably an excellent investment). > > Laura G. wrote: > > > > I am an American visiting London for the first time and was wondering if > > anyone knew of some good places to eat. I'm not fabulously wealthy, so > > mid-range would be preferable. I'll be there for a week, so I can try > > many different types of food. Also, I may try to get to Paris on a > > one-day trip. Any suggestions? Thanks alot! > > -------------------------- > > lmg _ Laura M. Grindle > > (_/_) [email removed] > > _ / _ ,_ _ > > (_/\_)(_/_/_/_/ \_(_/__) > > -------------------------- If you do intend to try the Indian restaraunts in London, then go to Brick Lane (Aldgate tube station) there you will find all ranges of Indian/Bangladeshi curry houses. Cheap and good. Very atmospheric, usually busy in the evenings. Steve London Article 2087 of uk.food+drink.restaurants:
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