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[post_content] => The White Hart re-opened in 2018 after a restoration which took it to its former glory, plus brought the addition of dining facilities and kitchen. The pub has been dated back as far as the early 1800s which is visible through the external tiling and FRIARS MEUX ghost signs uncovered during the restoration.
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[post_content] => The Gentlemen Baristas are a roastery and coffee house serving exceptional well-mannered specialty coffee.
The story started in 1698, when the London coffee house cemented itself as the quintessential melting pot of political, philosophical and creative debate. Fast forward 316 years to 2014 to Union Street, just around the corner from the factory where the Bowler hat was invented, where we opened our very first coffee house, inspired by, and determined to recreate, those age-old traditions of serving a superb cup of coffee in creative and inspiring surroundings and providing a meeting point and thinking space for London’s modern day visionaries.
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[post_content] => Where the Pancakes Are is an all-day restaurant bringing people together around pancakes since 2015, whether it’s over a matcha latte with rose harissa shakshouka pancakes, or a maple old fashioned with apple & almond Dutch babies. There’s nothing to say you can’t have pancakes all day. Everything is made in house with honest and fresh ingredients, served to you in a relaxed, comfortable and welcoming environment.
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[post_content] => wagamama offers fresh, lively food (with soul). From hearty bowls of ramen to fresh curries, salads, donburi and traditionally inspired desserts there’s something for everyone. wagamama also caters to the little ones with a kids menu and colouring activity sheets so the whole family can sip, slurp and smile together.
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Tonkotsu is named after the lip-smacking, creamy ramen typical in Kyushu, Japan’s southern-most island, but found all over Japan. Tonkotsu ramen’s smooth, silky consistency is created by cooking pork bones for up to 18 hours, which allows collagen and other porky goodness to be emulsified into the stock.
The menu also features a delicious selection of gyoza, kara-age, Japanese whisky, sake and cocktails.
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[post_content] => The Real Greek is the modern way to share healthy Mediterranean cooking in a relaxed environment. Their menu consists of a wide variety of freshly prepared Mediterranean dishes made from the finest and freshest ingredients, and with a wide selection of wines to complement the tastes and textures of the food, one can only emphasise that The Real Greek is an experience not to be missed!
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[post_content] => Novotel London Bridge is a 4 star hotel situated five minutes walk from London Bridge station (access via mainline services or Northern/Jubilee underground) and within easy access to the City via Southwark Bridge.
The hotel also offers 6 meeting rooms to cater for 2 to 100 delegates all with natural daylight and air conditioning. The conference suite and meeting rooms offer broadband and WiFi internet access and each meeting room supplies an electric in-built screen, flipchart, mineral water and stationery. Individual and personalised break stations are conveniently located outside each meeting room. The conference suite is fully accessible and wheelchair friendly.
The Gourmet Restaurant seats up to 100 guests and offers exciting and varied menus to cater for everyone’s tastes. Conference delegates can choose from their range of menus from sandwiches in the meeting rooms to a 3 course lunch or set menu served in the restaurant.
Absorb the lively atmosphere at Gourmet bar. In stylish surroundings, choose from an array of international food, beers, wines and cocktails served by the fun and friendly staff. The buzzing bar offers the perfect place to enjoy an evening's entertainment or relax and unwind.
Guests can stay overnight and enjoy consistent 4 star standards in all 182 spacious double bedrooms, which are en-suite with separate bath & shower and feature spacious desks, broadband/WiFi, satellite TV, laptop sized safe, hairdryer, tea/coffee facilities, iron & ironing board and air cooling. Make the most of the hotel’s fitness suite including gym, sauna, steam room and changing facilities.
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Seductive and striking, Sea Containers London brings a bold new energy to the city, blending the style and sophistication of the boutique brand with Bankside's eclectic vibe. Situated on the banks of the River Thames, the famed Sea Containers London uniquely offers river view balcony suites directly on the Thames. Working with Design Research Studio under the creative direction of renowned British designer Tom Dixon, the hotel captures the essence of the original building, exuding 1920s cruise ship glamour integrated with the modern twists and sophisticated design for which the Sea Containers brand is known.
Guests will immediately be drawn to the giant, copper clad wall inspired by the hull of a ship, running from outside the building, through to the lobby and on to the river side of the hotel. Experience underwater tranquility and specialised treatments at agua Bathhouse & Spa, sample delicious food using locally sourced ingredients at Sea Containers restaurant, where outdoor seating along the river walk is also available, and sample innovative cocktails from Mr Lyan at Lyaness with its iconic green marble bar and dramatic views of the Thames.
The most glamorous of spaces is the rooftop bar, 12th Knot, with its glass box structure and outdoor terrace, featuring panoramic views over London. Uniquely reflecting the urban feel of the neighbourhood, Sea Containers London is within walking distance of landmarks such as Tate Modern, Royal Festival Hall, the National and Globe theatres, as well as Borough Market and the London Eye.
Lantana London Bridge is the newest branch of this much-loved Australian café and the first south of the river. Many of the 19th century features have been lovingly restored to create a large, open dining room set over two floors where diners can enjoy signature dishes as well as some new additions.
Open all day for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner and everything in between – you are invited to enjoy a little bit of Australia in the heart of London.
Bala Baya is the embodiment of spending a day in the Eastern Mediterranean, design and layout meticulously reflecting the Bauhaus architecture and transforming an eclectic atmosphere to match Executive chef Eran Tibi’s evolving dishes.
Bala Baya is open all day, serving up irresistible baked goods in the morning and whipping out pitas with seasonally changing salads and fillings for lunch. At night, they progress onto a slower pace delighting guests with progressive, modern twists on homely Eastern Mediterranean dishes which are deeply connected to their heritage.
Join them for an adventure to the sun-kissed White City.
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