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2FOR1 London restaurants?
I wonder if anyone has an opinion on any of the restaurants included in the current 2FOR1 offers?
https://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/thing...drink-shopping I noticed Azzurro Italian, Boulevard Brasserie, Maxwell's Bar/Grill and Rowleys... We're far from being food-knowledgable but that free entree is certainly appealing and any thoughts you may have are most appreciated. Thank You. |
As far as I can see they are all fairly average chains. If you enjoy great food you will probably be underwhelmed. If you just want a cheap half-decent meal they are probably fine.
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Agree w/ jamikins. If you are in the area and peckish -- none will poison you ;)
Sometimes one just needs fuel and a bargain is good. Not all are chains but are mostly comparable to Applebee's, Chili's, Elephant Bar type places in the States. Perfectly OK. Boulevard Brasserie in Covent garden is fine |
Generally places that need to move a lot of people through to make money and will likely get more business from tourists not familiar with local places to eat.
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Time Out London used to offer a lot of restaurant deals but now you have to buy a card to get the offers. I think it costs somewhere around 20-30 pounds so its probably only worth it if you are in London more than a few days.
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Check out opentable.co.UK especially if you eat before 7.30pm as there are a lot of pre-theatre deals.
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Got a great meal through travelzoo last trip to london... also formal tea...sometimes use groupon etc also.... but with all of those, you must commit before going.
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If you are watching your pence the better course may be to do less expensive but still unique restaurants. London has many. On www.timeout.com for London I believe they still have a "cheap eats" section.
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Also look on opentable.co.uk. They sometimes have special deals if you book through them.
Eating early and benefiting from pre-theatre deals is also an option. |
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