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Mon Plaisir |
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19-21 Monmouth St, London WC2H 9DD 20-7836-7243
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Distance:
~0.635 km * |
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Description:
COVENT GARDEN. Thought to be the oldest French restaurant in the Capital, Mon Plaisir is one of Covent Garden's iconic destinations; it's also a fine restaurant whose fare, decor and ambiance are pure Parisian bistro. There may be outfits whose cuisine is more haute, but there are very few places where you'll have a better time. TUBE: Convent Garden |
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Incognico |
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(Restaurants - French) |
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117 Shaftesbury Ave, London WC2 20-7836-8866
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Distance:
~0.679 km * |
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Description:
COVENT GARDEN. A modern setting and fabulous lineup of New French fare help make this West End brasserie a favorite of diners planning to catch a show later in the evening. The subtly lit dining room is conducive to intimate conversations, and mirrors open up the space while adding a contemporary touch. On the food front, regulars laud the menu for such delicious selections as osso bucco, steak béarnaise, and shoulder of lamb. Excellent wine list. TUBE: Leicester Square |
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User Rating: 8.5
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Caffe Nero |
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(Restaurants - French) |
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43 Frith St, London W1V 20-7434-3887
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Distance:
~0.790 km * |
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Description:
Soho bustles until late in the evening – and early into the morning – and Caffe Nero stays up with it, providing sustenance and a place to rest. Outside seating is like being ringside for a big people-watching event, and inside, the spotless bar offers additional views. The coffee is good too, and it comes mixed into everything from frappes and mochas to smoothies. Pain au chocolate, tiramisu, and strawberry cheesecake make fine accompaniments. There are numerous other locations throughout the London area.TUBE: Leicester Square |
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Criterion Brasserie |
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(Restaurants - French) |
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224 Piccadilly, London W1 20-7930-0488
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Distance:
~0.987 km * |
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Description:
SOHO. Criterion serves unpretentious French-British cuisine in a setting of unrivaled Byzantine opulence. Golden ceiling mosaics, Venetian glass lamps, and gilt-trimmed furnishings establish a luxurious backdrop for classic dishes like roast suckling pig with apple sauce and jus à la marjoram, or fillet of beef Rossini. Dessert tarts are delicate, and toffee pudding with caramel ice cream offers a rich ending as well. TUBE: Piccadilly Circus |
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User Rating: 5
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Brasserie Joël |
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(Restaurants - French) |
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200 Westminster Bridge Rd, Park Plaza Westminster Bridge London, London SE1 7UT 20-7620-7272
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Distance:
~1.015 km * |
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Description:
SOUTH BANK. Brasserie Joël, 2013 recipient of an AA rosette award, serves up critically acclaimed French brasserie dishes at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge London. Renowned chef Walter Ishizuka's menu changes seasonally, ensuring that patrons always benefit from a hand-made selection of the freshest ingredients. Located in the South Bank area, near the London Eye and Parliament. |
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Terrace |
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(Restaurants - French) |
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21 Piccadilly, Le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel, London W1 20-7851-3085
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Distance:
~1.056 km * |
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MAYFAIR. This restaurant has earned three Michelin stars and the menu is not cheap, but advocates claim that the elegant ambiance and exceptional food are worth it. A contemporary decor includes stone pillars and floor-to-ceiling windows that afford great views, and the world-class menu includes parfait of foie gras salad to start, followed by a breast of duck or black gold fillet of beef. Wine connoisseurs rank the restaurant's list as tops for selection and quality. TUBE: Piccadilly Circus |
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Elena's L'Etoile |
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(Restaurants - French) |
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30 Charlotte St, London W1 20-7636-7189
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Distance:
~1.278 km * |
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FITZROVIA. This landmark eatery derives part of its fame from the reputation of its owner, Elena Savoni. Said to be the city's best maitresse d', Savoni worked in London restaurants for decades before opening her own in this charming, revamped building. Photos of Dylan Thomas and other famous patrons are featured in the fun dining room, which is also decked out in red velvet and lace. Upscale dishes include coquille St. Jacques, roast monkfish with truffle oil mash, and confit lamb on a bed of mashed potatoes. The cognac trolley adds an old-fashioned touch. TUBE: Goodge Street |
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L'Oranger |
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(Restaurants - French) |
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5 St. James's St, London SW1 EF 20-7839-3774
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Distance:
~1.323 km * |
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ST. JAMES'S. This eatery proudly boasts one of London's most creative kitchens, which helps it earn strong accolades from locals and critics alike. Adding to its popularity are a professional, formal approach to service and a real special occasion feel. Menu highlights include duck confit, grilled lamb and steak, and fresh seafood, all deliciously seasoned and artistically presented. Fixed-price lunch and dinner menus are available. TUBE: Green Park |
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The Square |
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(Restaurants - French) |
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6-10 Bruton St, London W1 20-7495-7100
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Distance:
~1.635 km * |
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MAYFAIR. Fresh flowers, modern art, soothing burgundy walls, and candlelight serve only to enhance Philip Howard's artistically presented French cuisine at The Square. Dishes show a light, contemporary touch, and the tasting menu is the best way to experience the luscious cuisine. Among the menu's treats are lasagne of Devon crab with a shellfish cappuccino and champagne foam followed by herb-crusted saddle of lamb with shallot puree, artichokes, balsamic vinegar and olive oil. Two-course set lunch £30; 3-course a la carte £80; Tasting menu £105 per person. |
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User Rating: 9.5
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Club Gascon |
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(Restaurants - French) |
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57 W Smithfield, London EC1 20-7796-0600
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Distance:
~1.679 km * |
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Description:
CITY. Southwestern French specialties have gained an excellent reputation at this fine restaurant, situated in London's answer to NY's meatpacking district. Smaller servings allow you to sample a good cross-section of Gascony-inspired dishes, and it's suggested that diners lucky enough to get a table order six small plates for dinner. Cassoulet, sweetbreads, foie gras dishes, and smoked eel in heavy cream are just a few of the delicious, rich treats available in the smallish, dark-wood dining room. Fixed 2-course lunch £25. |
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