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Many restaurants in central London add a 'service charge' to the cheque, usually 10 to 15%. This is increasingly replacing the custom of tipping waiting staff.
Some restaurants offer special 'theater menus' (up to 7.30 pm and sometimes after 9.30 pm). These are less expensive than the regular menu.
Different areas are well known for different types of restaurants: Soho for trendy restaurants, Covent Garden for vegetarian food, St James's, Mayfair and Knightsbridge for expensive restaurants. Chinatown for Chinese food, the East End for Indian food and along the Thames for restaurants with a view.
Porters
Restaurant and Bar Porters will give a lot of people good, simple, traditional English dishes in comfortable surroundings, at very reasonable prices!". |
Yo! Sushi |
Rowley's Restaurant Opened in 1977 and has been famous around the world since then for it's Entrecote Steak and secret herb butter sauce, which is left to sizzle on the table, accompanied by an unlimited supply of 'the best French fries in London'. |
Grano
Restaurant Situated on the banks of the river Thames in Chiswick. The secret of the restaurant's success is quality and exceptional service. When you visit Grano you will be seduced by it's truly "Italian" atmosphere as well as an outstanding selection of food and wine. |
Bibendum
Restaurant and Oyster Bar Both the bar and the restaurant refer directly to the building’s association with tires and, in particular, to Bibendum, the Michelin man. Both are named after him and take advantage of every opportunity to reflect his corpulent profile. Go for the Fillet of sea bass with oysters and watercress sauce. |
Motcombs Situated in the Arcade that runs between Motcomb Street & West Halkin Street. Motcombs Restaurant & Bar and the Private Town House are just a few doors around the corner on Motcomb Street. |
BahHumbug Fish and vegetarian restaurant in the refurbished crypt in St. Matthew's church, Brixton. Crispy Cantonese mock duck infused with oil & spices with sweet chili noodles, steamed flour pancakes & oriental dipping sauces is the best. |
Soho
Spice Trendy Indian restaurant in the heart of London's Soho district. Order a la carte, snack in the bar, stop by for lunch or explore their pre-threatre menu. |
Putney
Bridge Restaurant Situated in a spectacular riverside building, with stunning panoramic views over the River Thames. Chef Anthony Demetre has created a menu of first-rate, modish French food. |
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