Originally posted by portseven
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There is a place I keep meaning to try called Hummus Bros, obviously specializing is a certain middle-eastern paste.
If you like that sort of thing...
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They've run out of pies!!!Originally posted by threadedGo to Kings Cross get on a train to Doncaster. There's a good chippy up there.
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Go to Kings Cross get on a train to Doncaster. There's a good chippy up there.
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I've been there quite a few times!Originally posted by portsevenMr Wu's Chinese Buffet, for your yearly quota of MSG
I went to Covent Garden in the end and settled for a large steak pasty....easilly pleased. I've found a few new places to try next time.
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There used to be a cheap slice of pizza place straight opposite, free salad with brown edging !Originally posted by FlubsterThen cross the road for a McDonalds....in either direction. They're everywhere...
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Then cross the road for a McDonalds....in either direction. They're everywhere...Originally posted by rootsnallI would have a liquid lunch via a couple of pints of Tetleys in The Argyle at Oxford Circus.
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I would have a liquid lunch via a couple of pints of Tetleys in The Argyle at Oxford Circus.Originally posted by ~Craig~Where can I go for lunch in central London today? I'm thinking a nice sandwich or something home-made..... I'm thinking Covent Garden, Oxford Circus area.
Borough market used to be good for a wander.
Need to kill an hour or so!
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Ok, don't be sad - I don't know where, but I hear King Cross is popular, allegedly
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Originally posted by AtWI will answer this question exactly at 12:59
thanks :-(
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Lunch - where to go
Where can I go for lunch in central London today? I'm thinking a nice sandwich or something home-made..... I'm thinking Covent Garden, Oxford Circus area.
Borough market used to be good for a wander.
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