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Somwhere to eat in london for 8 ladies- nice- a bit cool/funky.Any suggestions??

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tiredemma · 28/08/2007 11:29

Im supposed to be revising but have dragged myself away from it to find a nice restaurant in London for lunch for me and my pals. Somewhere not stuffy, nice- cool - up to approx £25/30 per head.
My friend suggested Claridges but Im looking for other options.

will pop back in a bit once Ive got my head around Diabetic ketoacidosis.

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BBBee · 28/08/2007 11:32

greek place near the globe on the thames is good- is bar more than restaurant though. You can go to oxo tower bar for cocktails.

Oxo tower?

tiredemma · 28/08/2007 11:41

will look ta x

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BBBee · 28/08/2007 11:49

thinkgin about it it might be too casual for you, hope someone better comes along soon!

tiredemma · 28/08/2007 11:51

dont mind casual- just want somewhere we we can have something nice to eat but not in a stuck up place.

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KTeePee · 28/08/2007 11:52

I went to Kensington Place on Kensington Church St for a girly lunch recently - nice food and venue and not stuck-up at all

tiredemma · 28/08/2007 17:24

bump- any more?

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bluesky · 28/08/2007 19:56

I really like The Orangerie restaurant in Hyde Park, near Kensington Palace, you can walk through the park etc.

BBBee · 28/08/2007 23:46

bump

MrsThierryHenry · 28/08/2007 23:50

Do you like Turkish? Try Ozer on Regent Street - they're fab!

melbob · 03/09/2007 21:07

Eyre bros on Leonard st nr Old Street Tube is yummy, funky and great staff

morningglory · 03/09/2007 21:15

8 over 8 on the Kings road - trendy panasian small bites
E&O in Notting Hill (same as 8 over 8, different location)
Itsu in Brompton Cross-conveyer belt sushi place, but this one is more "upscale"
Galvin Bistrot de Luxe on Baker Street-great food, great prices
Tom's Kitchen in Chelsea-Tom Aikin's gastropub
The Salt Yard (Goodge Street)- great tapas
Vinoteca-WIne and cheese and small bites, St. John's street, EC1
The Ebury - in Pimlico, upscale gastropub

This should give you a good place to start

newgirl · 05/09/2007 19:09

for central places:

joe allens

  • american stuff

whitebait - fish

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