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Panchetto Bistro is a bit of a walk, down near Shaftesbury Avenue. They do a cracking Big Breakfast fry up, but a top tip is to be adventurous and try the Turkish breakfasts. The Sucuk Menemen is fantastic, if you can work out how to pronounce it - scrambled eggs with chunks of beef sausage, onions, peppers and chillies.
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Perugino Coffee House. When you need that early morning grease, it's just across the road opposite The Hope. Linkage.
ReplyDeletePun Kum (no sniggering at the back) is a good place for a quick Thai lunch. Walk down past Goodge St and take the next right. Best of all it's cheap as chips. Er, steamed rice. Here it be.
ReplyDeleteLooking for a chicken escalope panini? Look no further.
ReplyDeleteFeeling it for bucket-o'-soup or the ever popular katsu curry? The nearest Wagamama (middle class McDonalds) is the just down the bottom of Gower St.
ReplyDeleteSpice up your lunchtime at the Nando's, just around the corner in Goodge St. Always good for a little hot chick action.
ReplyDeleteIn our very building is Peyton and Byrne purveyors of fine pies, cakes and coffees. And I mean fine. The Squillionaires' Shortbread should be illegal.
ReplyDeleteJust come back from Squat & Gobble. The Big Fat Breakfast Sarnie is a lifesaver in doorstop form. And Secret7 hears very good things about the Posh Fish Finger Sarnie too.
ReplyDeleteBenito's Hat may sound like a euphemism, but it offers generous portions of spicy Mexican delights. Hmmm, Sounds even more of a euphemism put like that.
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