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Rather difficult to beat for combined location, price and quality.
Atmosphere. Music. Patina.
Probably the best in Soho for that occasional breath of straight air.
Favourite Berlin combination of food (including schnitzel) and atmosphere.
It might be perceived as simply contrary and churlish to find fault with the Berghain.
Very nice. Very civilised.
In its own category, and better quality than neighbouring More. Try for the window table (or sit outdoors).
This is a rather cool/uncool place to eat.
A great place for a stylish-but-not-stuffy special occasion (or just a nice place to go for mid-morning breakfast or mid-afternoon cakes. Or lunch. And try to get a booth/banquette.
Atmosphere, food and prices all particularly pleasing.
I think this is Woody Allen's favourite London cinema.
Favourite bargain in central London. Consider the dosa too.
The balls. Tricky to get a table sometimes, but always worth it. Just really good food and the right level of buzzy-friendly.
An all-you-can-eat situation with integrity. Very unusual.
Worth queueing for. Tasty and not too pricey.
Take the advice and ask for it to be baked for a half-minute longer, and, most importantly, with lots of extra oil. Best in London, and so close to Old Compton St.
A bit of a squeeze, but well worth it. Great attention to flavour and detail.
A jewel indeed. They don't make 'em like this anymore.
This is not the Valerie of yore. The coffee might be just good enough, but the cakes are lobotomised versions of what they were before the business got sold and reinvented as a cross-country chain.
Definitely pushes the right gay buttons, but where it really matters (the food), it falters badly (and it's overpriced).
