London restaurants for lunch and after theatre
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London restaurants for lunch and after theatre
I tried to post this before but did something wrong, so again:
I am looking for a restaurant for lunch around St Pauls. If sunny I would love to sit outside or with a good takeway in a park in this area.
I am also looking for a place to lunch around Sloane Square/Sloane Street/ Duke of York Square.
Is there a nice place around Green Park to have a light meal or a tea (I love Fortnum but want to try something else).
Finally, is it possible for a woman to have a nice dinner alone after a concert in St Martins in the Fields? Where?
I am looking for a restaurant for lunch around St Pauls. If sunny I would love to sit outside or with a good takeway in a park in this area.
I am also looking for a place to lunch around Sloane Square/Sloane Street/ Duke of York Square.
Is there a nice place around Green Park to have a light meal or a tea (I love Fortnum but want to try something else).
Finally, is it possible for a woman to have a nice dinner alone after a concert in St Martins in the Fields? Where?
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As for the others, St Pauls has lots of "City brasserie" style restaurants which you can browse and choose, as do the other areas.
Let me make a specific recommendation for The Wolsey - opposite the Ritz (bar entrance) - reasonable prices, and one of the hottest spots this season.
Let me make a specific recommendation for The Wolsey - opposite the Ritz (bar entrance) - reasonable prices, and one of the hottest spots this season.
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On Piccadilly,east of the Green Park tube station, is a Richoux. It serves a full menu all day, including afternoon tea items. It's not haute cuisine, but price is right, location is good (there are several) and food is reliable. Scones surprisingly good.



