London Baker Street - options for food/drinks
Posted: 15 Oct 2009, 23:41Staying on Baker Street over the weekend, any worthy little gems worth hunting out..[:?]
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Posted: 15 Oct 2009, 23:41Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 08:22Your best bet is Marylebone High Street - a five minute walk away. Loads of little places to eat.
Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 11:03quote:Originally posted by andrew.m.wright
Your best bet is Marylebone High Street - a five minute walk away. Loads of little places to eat.
I would second that- can always find somewhere interesting along Marylebone High Street.
Of course do not just limit yourself to the area around your hotel, everything in London is not that far. I often find that peoples perception of distances in London is completely lost because they travel underground a lot and think that because you change tube lines it means its a long trek above ground. A friend of mine was adamant that Oxford Circus to Covent Garden would take 50 mins to walk, when we completed in a rather brisk 15 mins he was amazed!
Your best bet is Marylebone High Street - a five minute walk away. Loads of little places to eat.
I would second that- can always find somewhere interesting along Marylebone High Street.
Of course do not just limit yourself to the area around your hotel, everything in London is not that far. I often find that peoples perception of distances in London is completely lost because they travel underground a lot and think that because you change tube lines it means its a long trek above ground. A friend of mine was adamant that Oxford Circus to Covent Garden would take 50 mins to walk, when we completed in a rather brisk 15 mins he was amazed!
Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 13:22Providores on Marylebone High Street is good.
Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 13:33Not eaten at any of these, but if you're after Chinese, then these both do quite well through word of mouth:
http://www.royalchinagroup.co.uk/
http://www.phoenixpalace.co.uk/
Jonathan
http://www.royalchinagroup.co.uk/
http://www.phoenixpalace.co.uk/
Jonathan
Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 13:42Get on a tube and get down to Covent Garden and the wonderful Wahaca, it is well worth the journey.[y]
Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 15:04quote:Originally posted by HWVlover
Get on a tube and get down to Covent Garden and the wonderful Wahaca, it is well worth the journey.[y]
Funnily enough, that was the plan, but looking at options nearby.
Bobbed in to Wahaca briefly last visit for quick lunch bite, and yes would go back.
Get on a tube and get down to Covent Garden and the wonderful Wahaca, it is well worth the journey.[y]
Funnily enough, that was the plan, but looking at options nearby.
Bobbed in to Wahaca briefly last visit for quick lunch bite, and yes would go back.
Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 16:21quote:Originally posted by HWVlover
Get on a tube and get down to Covent Garden and the wonderful Wahaca, it is well worth the journey.[y]
Or head over to Westfield White City and visit the one there.
Get on a tube and get down to Covent Garden and the wonderful Wahaca, it is well worth the journey.[y]
Or head over to Westfield White City and visit the one there.
Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 21:50quote:Originally posted by northernhenry
Staying on Baker Street over the weekend, any worthy little gems worth hunting out..[:?]
NH
Galvin's is well worth a visit - superb food and good value too! Great for lunch and superb dinner.
http://www.galvinrestaurants.com/sectio ... ot_de_luxe
Andrew
Staying on Baker Street over the weekend, any worthy little gems worth hunting out..[:?]
NH
Galvin's is well worth a visit - superb food and good value too! Great for lunch and superb dinner.
http://www.galvinrestaurants.com/sectio ... ot_de_luxe
Andrew
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 10:16Try the Orrery on Marylebone High Street - top French food and good wine list.
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 10:41quote:Originally posted by northernhenry
Staying on Baker Street over the weekend, any worthy little gems worth hunting out..[:?]
NH
Thanks Guys for all your suggestions, weekend however turned sour, with me stuck at home with a poorly mini nh [:$]
Mrs nh not to be left alone after her saturday meeting got invite to old friends in Pimlico.
[y] nh
Staying on Baker Street over the weekend, any worthy little gems worth hunting out..[:?]
NH
Thanks Guys for all your suggestions, weekend however turned sour, with me stuck at home with a poorly mini nh [:$]
Mrs nh not to be left alone after her saturday meeting got invite to old friends in Pimlico.
[y] nh
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 11:23Ah Pimlico[y]
Still has plenty going for it[:D]
Hope mini nh gets better soon
buns
Still has plenty going for it[:D]
Hope mini nh gets better soon
buns
Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 12:02Did she need her Passport?
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 09:30I'll be looking forward to my 2nd visit to Wahacca this coming saturday. mmhhhh,tacos!