London - Solo dining near Piccadilly?
I have a 24-hour layover in London in a couple of weeks and will be staying at the Meridien in Piccadilly. I'm looking for a tasty, not-too-expensive place to get a good dinner - this will be my one decent meal sandwiched between two long-haul flights. I also want someplace where I won't feel self-conscious as a solo diner on a Saturday night. Any ideas? (I know Wagamama's an option, but I'd like to try someplace new.)
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Bocca di Lupo (small-plate Italian) has a bar at the kitchen; I've seen many solo diners there - and the food is excellent.
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re: deansa
Thirded! Sit at the bar at Bocca di Lupo and enjoy the atmosphere, service and awesome food. I love doing this - never done it as a solo diner but imagine it would be great as we always end up chatting to the staff and our neighbours anyway!
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Bocca di Lupo
12 Archer St, London, England W1D 7, GB
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If you're willing to walk to Covent Garden, get the hand pulled noodles or knife-shaved noodles at Noodle Bar.
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Great Queen Street in Covent Garden. You can sit at the bar! It depends what you call not-too-expensive, though. I would never suggest Wagamama as a place for a "good dinner", and for a meal in between two long haul flights I'm sure you can do better than that.
Or eat at any of Russell Norman's establishments in Soho - Polpo, Polpetto, just-opened Spuntino. I've never been to any of them but they always get rave reviews, and I think they'd be perfect for a solo diner.
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