Restaurant near theatre?

Old Sep 9th, 2006 | 09:04 AM
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Restaurant near theatre?

We would like to eat before going to the theatre--one night to the Lyceum theatre and another night to the Queens theatre in London. Could you give a recommendation for restaurants near each of those theatres?
We especially like Italian food, and price is not an issue (since this is a "trip of a lifetime&quot. Also, will we need reservations? Since we are both in our 70's we would prefer not walking more than about 3 blocks. Thanks
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Old Sep 9th, 2006 | 09:18 AM
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Almost next door to the Lyceum is Orso, a delightful Italian restaurant.
http://www.orsorestaurant.com/lon/orslonmenu.htm

Quite near the Queens Theatre is Mon Plaisir which is on Monmouth, opposite the Covent Garden Hotel. It is a lovely and long established French restaurant which does a wonderful job of getting you out to the theatre in time.
http://www.monplaisir.co.uk/

I hope you aren't disappointed, but neither of these places are anywhere near "break the bank" prices.
 
Old Sep 9th, 2006 | 09:21 AM
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Oh, and yes, in both cases I'd make reservations just to be safe.
 
Old Sep 9th, 2006 | 09:44 AM
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Thanks, Neopolitan, for the quick reply. We will certainly make our reservations upon our arrival in London and let you know how it was!
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Old Sep 9th, 2006 | 09:54 AM
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We had a lovely pre-theatre meal at the National Portrait Gallery. We walked to the Queen's Theatre from there, but it is a bit more than 3 blocks (could probably get a cab fairly inexpensively, though). Here's what I wrote in my trip report about that meal:
"My daughter and I ordered from the pre-theatre menu which had two choices for each course (she got three courses, I got two) and my husband ordered from the regular menu (salad, salmon, chips). The food was excellent: rocket salad with parmesan and balsamic, tagliatelle with peas and broadbeans. White chocolate cheesecake for my daughter’s dessert. http://www.npg.org.uk/live/portrest.asp has menus and prices. With wine and beer, the meal came to £85 (£13.95 for two course pre-theatre, £16.95 for three course)."

We also ate at Orso, which was fine.
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Old Sep 9th, 2006 | 11:01 AM
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I also had a good meal at Orso so Neopolitan made a good suggestion.
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