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Restaurants: Covent
Garden's joie de vivre owes much to the area's fine French
restaurants and cafés. Of particular note is the
excellent boulangerie Paul, bringing the family run French
patisserie to London. |
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Café des Amis Bar & Restaurant
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14 Hanover Place, Long Acre |
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Established in 1980, Café Des Amis is one of the oldest restaurants in Covent Garden. It has been recently refurbished and now is a modern stylish Brasserie and Wine Bar. The new summer terrace, heated on cooler days, offers Al Fresco dining Continental style. |
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Chez Gerard at The Opera Terrace
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1st Floor, The Market |
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Overlooking the Royal Opera House, this splendid airy restaurant uses its balcony to great advantage with daylight flooding through the copious glass walls of the terrace, where you can dine al fresco during the summer months. |
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Clos Maggiore's Restaurant
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33 King Street |
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Situated in the heart of Covent Garden, a few seconds from the Piazza, Opera House, numerous theatres and the other pleasures of this area, Maggiore's is an exceptional venue and first class value for money. |
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Boulevard Bar & Brasserie
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40 Wellington Street |
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Set on three floors with a basement bistro, this very charming restaurant is situated in the heart of Covent Garden, a short step from many of the best shows in town. |
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