Tagged in LUNCH
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Have Lunch With Antonio Carluccio In Notting Hill

Fancy a greedy Italian lunch next week?
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What's for Lunch? The Rib Room, Jumeirah Carlton Tower, Knightsbridge

Proper upscale British dining minus the stodge and without any hype.
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What's for Lunch? Eyre Brothers, Leonard Street

Long before Shoreditch became chock-a-block with gentry pleasing eateries, there was Eyre Brothers.
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What's for Lunch? Cabana Brasilian Barbecue, Central St Giles

A savoury lunch is "tudo bem" at Cabana Brasilian Barbecue.
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What's for Lunch? Searcys, The Gherkin

A panoramic lunch in one of London's most iconic buildings makes an impression both scenic and delicious.
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What's For Lunch? Union Jacks, Central St Giles

Jamie teams up with an American pizza maestro for a new (and tasty) restaurant concept.
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London Food & Drink News: 15 March 2012

Taste of London tix on sale, a new pub for Barbican and more food and drink news.
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What's for Lunch? Pitt Cue Co, Newburgh Street, Soho

American comfort cravings with a hipster edge in Soho, Pitt Cue Co delivers happening heaps of "BBQ, beer and bourbon".
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What's for Lunch? Morgan M Barbican

French fare with flair.
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What's for Lunch? Old Tom's Bar, Leadenhall Market

Old Tom's Bar at Leadenhall Market offers connoisseur's range of British cheese and charcuterie paired with craft ale and fine wine in a cosy and historic setting.

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What's for Lunch? Obikà, Canary Wharf

Proper mozzarella di bufala and down to earth southern Italian cooking at Obikà in Canary Wharf.
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What's for Lunch? Comptoir Libanais, South Kensington

Lebanese dishes in a stylized Lebanese market ... in South Ken convenient to the museums and the Tube
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What's for Lunch? Peppers & Spice, Dalston Junction

You can eat a lot of regrettable Caribbean food in this town before coming across an establishment worth chirping about. Peppers & Spice, fortunately, is just such a place.
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What's for Lunch? Seoul Bakery, Tottenham Court Road Station

Seoul Bakery's cosy vibe, simple menu and tasty Korean dishes make this sweet little place is a bit of a one-off wonder.
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What's for Lunch? Roganic, Blandford Street

Marylebone style meets Lake District comfort to showcase how delicate and intriguing British cuisine can be.
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What's for Lunch? The Counter Cafe, Hackney Wick

Arty Hackney Wick cafe with a fantastic view of the Olympic Stadium, great coffee and homey food.
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What's for Lunch? Pieminister, Boxpark

Pieminister at Boxpark offers a contained, economic and satisfying lunch.
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What's for Lunch? The Gilbert Scott, St Pancras Renaissance London Hotel

The Gilbert Scott's Express Lunch Menu makes lunch at this stunning restaurant speedy and more affordable.
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What's for Lunch? Pacific Social Club, Lower Clapton

Offering one of the best lunches we've reviewed for some time, Pacific Social Club is sweet little place on a rough little road in Lower Clapton.
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New Restaurant Review: MEATliquor

From the folks that brought the Meatwagon to the London masses comes a stationary brick and mortar meat and cocktail offering. Is this fast food heaven?
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What's for Lunch? ICN Gallery, Leonard Street

Simple, tasty and cheap bento boxes + up-and-coming Asian art at ICN Gallery
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What's for Lunch? Pilpel, Paternoster Square

Freshly made falafel at a decent price and with a view of St Paul's - protesters, City workers and tourists rejoice.
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What's for Lunch? Kua Aina, Carnaby Street

Flipping burgers and such since 1975 in Hawaii, Kua Aina is a burger joint with a mellow island vibe.
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What's for Lunch? Rosalind's Kitchen, Little Portland Street

A small but lovely take-out cafe sourcing seasonal ingredients from specialist suppliers for its daily changing menu.