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87 Muswell Hill Broadway, Muswell Hill, London N10 3HA
ck-one
last updated on 22-10-2008:
The O’Neills chain are a chain of Irish Bars in the UK. Although they claim to have a traditional Irish menu, this isn’t the case, but it’s not necessarily a bad thing.
This O’Neills is in a converted Church, which gives the venue a unique atmosphere. They have a large screen for Sports, and you can forget about having a drink and a chat once the sport is on. The have a decent selection of beers/wines, and the service isn’t bad.
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46 Lexington Street, Soho, London W1F 0LP
ck-one
last updated on 22-10-2008:
It’s very easy not to find this little restaurant. It’s hidden away in the back of Soho, and it’s easy to walk past the small entrance. But once you find it, you’ll be glad you did.
It’s an extremely cosy and romantic venue, which is unusual in London, particularly Soho. The food is absolutely fantastic, and not over-priced. The desserts are to die for.
The service is equally fantastic, only downside is that it’s small and gets very busy - so be sure to book at least a week in advance.
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28 Leicester Square, London WC2H 7LE
ck-one
last updated on 21-10-2008:
If you’re looking for a bar where it takes ages to get served, you feel claustrophobic and you want to get down with the tourists, then this is the place for you. Being a cheap pub in the heart of Leicester Square, you’re guaranteed a bit of a mad rush. It’s a good meeting place, but I wouldn’t advise staying here for more than a drink or two.
They have a standard bar menu, but it gets too crowded to eat comfortably. It’s usually full of toursists though, so its a good place to meet people.
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47 Maddox Street, London W1S 2PG
Browns Bar & Brasserie Mayfair
ck-one
last updated on 20-10-2008:
Having walked past this bar/restaurant a few hundred times, I finally decided to bite the bullet and have lunch in there. And I’m very glad I did.
I expected it to be a little too much on the upper side of class for me, but I didn’t get that feeling at all. Although I barely filter out any accent besides the proper queen’s English, I really felt comfortable here.
The service was fantastic, because considering it was completely full, they still managed to serve us almost immediately after sitting down. The waiter was unbelievably patient at our customisation of various meals on the menu, and service with a smile is an understatement.
And to top it all off, the food really was top notch.
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Unit 17 The O2, London SE10 0DX
ck-one
last updated on 15-10-2008:
This is an American style diner with a touch of Italian thrown in. The restaurant itself is quite big with a bar upstairs and a seating area outside (but within the O2 arena). It tends to get quite busy when there’s a concert on at the O2, so best to check before you go.
The staff are friendly, and the food is OK. The pizza’s are quite good, but the rest of the food I found was quite bland and tasted a bit like it had been left heating in an oven somewhere for ages.
Best thing about Frankie and Benny’s (any of them) is their cocktails! Especially their frozen strawberry daquiri’s! Well that’s the reason I go anyway!
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