Bloomsbury Attractions and Dining
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Bloomsbury Attractions and Dining
My family and I are renting a flat on Sandwich Street in the Bloomsbury section of London. I have reviewed various websites and am somewhat familiar with the area, but would love recommendations on inexpensive places to eat within walking distance of the location mentioned above.
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Drummond St by Euston Station is a street of cheap and good Indian restaurants (largely vegetarian). When I worked in the area it was a regular destination.
There's also a street of Woburn Place - Flaxman Terrace which has some good cafes in it, and a on the other side of the Euston Rd you have Chalton St which has some good cafes and a really good gastropub - the Somers Town Coffee House.
There's also a street of Woburn Place - Flaxman Terrace which has some good cafes in it, and a on the other side of the Euston Rd you have Chalton St which has some good cafes and a really good gastropub - the Somers Town Coffee House.
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You are practically on the doorstep of North Sea Fish restaurant(best fish ever) and a stones throw from Chutney's, 124 Drummond street, or Ravi Shankar at 133, as apposed to Chutney Mary's in the Kings Road.
Walk a little farther down just past Russell Square, turn into Cosmo Place and then into Boswell street and you may find a little restaurant called Milli Pini. It's years since I went there so who knows? Also, what about The Sun Tavern in Lambs Conduit(off Great Ormond street) for pub grub!
Walk a little farther down just past Russell Square, turn into Cosmo Place and then into Boswell street and you may find a little restaurant called Milli Pini. It's years since I went there so who knows? Also, what about The Sun Tavern in Lambs Conduit(off Great Ormond street) for pub grub!




