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Do you have any recommended food in London?
I’m going to London and want to experience the variety of food. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks.
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Are you on a budget or are you happy to spend a lot on a meal? What sort of food do you like? Eg. Vegetarian, seafood, steaks, Indian, Italian, British?
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Oh boy, a 10 million city which is famously multi-cultural and you want advice about a very vibrant thing.
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You could eat your way around the world in Soho/Chinatown alone.
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For variety head to Browns Hotel in Albermarle Street which does the best Omelette Arnold Bennett then MacDonalds in Oxford Street for a quarter pounder (with cheese of course)
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Originally Posted by crellston
(Post 17532290)
For variety head to Browns Hotel in Albermarle Street which does the best Omelette Arnold Bennett then MacDonalds in Oxford Street for a quarter pounder (with cheese of course)
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Full English breakfast to start, then pub food (fish & chips) in evening - cheap and cheerful.
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Palomar and Barbary are must dos for us. Best Israeli/Barbary coast food with an upbeat vibe.
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I also love Barbary, Barrafina (Spanish tapas), Koya (udon noodles) and Dishoom for Indian. It’s a very multicultural and diverse city and one of my favorite places to eat. Hungryonion.org and Eater.com will have some good London eating recommendations.
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Welcome to Fodors. With all due respect to some of the other Fodorites- it's sorta kinda difficult to give any sort of useful suggestions unless/ until you tell us something/anything about what sorts of food you want ( because just about every cuisine in the world is found in London ) and your budget ( because you can spend anything from very little to hundreds of £ on a meal)
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Thank you. I have seen a lot of delicious food in Soho/Chinatown and plan to try it.
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Thanks!
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Very tempting, thank you.
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You are more likely to find a Sardinian restaurant in London than Rome or anywhere outside Sardinia. I would check out that cuisine.
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If your visit covers a Sunday, you might want to partake of a traditional Sunday lunch:
“Lazy day, Sunday afternoon Like to get your feet up, watch TV Sunday roast is something good to eat Must be lamb today 'cause beef was last week So full up, bursting at the seams Soon you'll start to nod off, happy dreams Wake up, for tea and buttered scones (It's such a crying shame) Such a lot of work for you, Sunday moms (Week after week the same)” (Moody Blues) |
We enjoyed dining at Elysian Street. Excellent dinners and wines.
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Originally Posted by nyse
(Post 17532850)
If your visit covers a Sunday, you might want to partake of a traditional Sunday lunch:
“Lazy day, Sunday afternoon Like to get your feet up, watch TV Sunday roast is something good to eat Must be lamb today 'cause beef was last week So full up, bursting at the seams Soon you'll start to nod off, happy dreams Wake up, for tea and buttered scones (It's such a crying shame) Such a lot of work for you, Sunday moms (Week after week the same)” (Moody Blues) |
Originally Posted by HappyTrvlr
(Post 17532870)
We enjoyed dining at Elysian Street. Excellent dinners and wines.
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