Resto 16 Cinnamon Bazaar, Covent Garden
Seriously good Indian food at a reasonable price. And what a wine list!
Resto 1 Balconies Restaurant, Covent Garden
Indifference versus the cockmonster. Oh, and lots of wine.
Resto 7 Lao Café, Covent Garden
Lao Café is a place where it's good to know your way around the menu to ensure maximum pleasure. Yummy ants? Read on to find out.
Resto 34 Rosso Pomodoro, Covent Garden
Good pizza, proper Neapolitan fried stuff and a bit of a rant about paying for stuff in the National Gallery that you can usually see for free.
Resto 55 Dalla Terra, Covent Garden
After a quiet week or two a Godardian pastiche review of Dalla Terra following 'Le Redoutable', Michel Hazanavicius' latest masterpiece.
Resto 35 The Oystermen Bar & Grill, Covent Garden
It is a good place. The waiter/manager told me they'd been open for three weeks and I hope they make a go of it. Covent Garden has an awful lot of crap but the Oystermen aren't involved in that scene, they cook straight up good food and serve it well at a reasonable price for the area. I hope they thrive.
Resto 26 Bhatti, Covent Garden
If you want the trad Indian in this part of London it's a better option to hang on if you can till The India Club starts cooking.
Review #95 Amphitheatre Restaurant, Covent Garden
Eating at the opéra, in my limited experience, is always expensive and often a bit of a shot in the dark, whether you're getting some sandwiches and a glass of wine or going for the full gut-busting blow out with gallons of booze on the side. But the Amphitheatre proved a winner.
Review #16, Lima Covent Garden
Upscale Peruvian to the rear of a proper London boozer.
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