Was at Sushi Samba (top of the heron tower) in the city (again), great chef's selection on Food for 2 and a bottle of nice bollinger and change from £250.
Where else have you been.?
Where else have you been.?
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Went to Rules for our anniversary, that was traditional English food and very nice. 3 course meals and a bottle of wine came to about £150 or so. -
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One of my favourite restaurants in the Metropolis is Dans Le Noir.
The idea is that you sit and eat in the pitch black. It is a heightened sensory experience but, if you're anything like me, don't try anything too out of the ordinary if you like being able to see what's on the end of your fork first.
I also like The Court House on Great Marlborough Street.
It was formerly a court house and before that a police station and you can book a themed cell for cocktails and a bite to eat.
The inneresting thing is the former occupants of these 3 cells - Mick Jagger, Christine Keeler and John Lennon. Each is themed accordingly.
We chose the Mick Jagger cell.Comment
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Miyako at Liverpool Street
Cocoro on Marylebone Lane
Atari-Ya on Christopher Place
all have good Japanese food.
My local places Hashi & Hanabi in Wimbledon are good as well. One of the advantages of living in an area with a lot of immigrants
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MaccyDs at Waterloo station
Burger King in Oxford StreetComment
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KFC at Kings CrossOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyComment
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Cheap = Bodeans
Good = Barbicoa
Unexpectedly good = the Harissa Lamb at All Bar Ones!Comment
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Mmm burger king. Doodab have craving now.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostWhile you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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I assumed it being so close to Clerkenwell it had to be a New Meeja hipster kind of place, so it's not really that bad then ?Originally posted by Gittins Gal View PostSocialism is inseparably interwoven with totalitarianism and the abject worship of the state.
No Socialist Government conducting the entire life and industry of the country could afford to allow free, sharp, or violently-worded expressions of public discontent.Comment
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