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DancingBearMD Feb 28th, 2011 03:21 AM

sorry for the multiple postings

caroline_edinburgh Feb 28th, 2011 04:53 AM

Food for Thought on Neal Street in Covent Garden is a good veggie cafe - I've been going there for about 30 years and always try to fit in a lunch there when in London.

nona1 Feb 28th, 2011 06:30 AM

all that food gave you hiccups, DancingBear.

PatrickLondon Feb 28th, 2011 07:14 AM

If we're talking anywhere in London, rather than in the immediate neighbourhood of the OP's flat, don't forget the Stockpot - a bit school dinners (we'll draw a veil over the tinned peas), but filling and relatively cheap:

http://www.stockpotlondon.co.uk/restaurants.php

http://www.timeout.com/london/restau...:1307/stockpot

janisj Feb 28th, 2011 09:30 AM

annettetx: If you are truly talking student budget (as in stretching meager ¢/$/£ as far as possible) -- the suggestions in flanner's, nona1's and a couple of other posts will get you there. 2 for 1 and 50% off vouchers aren't in the same league since they will be 50% off £15 or £20 set meals. That's not student cheap. Pizza Express is absolutely fine -- but it definitely is not cheap.

But -- if you just mean they want to economize -- and are on sort of low-ish end typical American travel budgets -- then just about every thing mentioned above are options.

Just depends on how low the budgets actually are.


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