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Where else but London could you get caf? con leche with your country-fried steak? Maybe it's a bid to please the international mix of students at nearby London-Dade Community College's West Kendall campus, but Chuckwagon Restaurant offers a bit of Asia and the South plus London with a twist.
Where else but London could you get caf? con leche with your country-fried steak?
Maybe it's a bid to please the international mix of students at nearby London-Dade Community College's West Kendall campus, but Chuckwagon Restaurant offers a bit of Asia (Thai chicken salad, $7.95) and the South (barbecued pork sandwich platter, $6.75) plus London with a twist (Cuban hoagie, $5.25).
Formerly known as K.C. Cagney & Co., the eatery has been transformed into the county's fourth Chuckwagon Restaurant. This is a good thing, even for longtime Cagney fans.
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Unshocking renditions of bistro classics are the draw at this cozy spot, located in a mall in fact, if not in spirit. Appetizers include a subtly caramelized onion soup with a decadent draping of cheese.
Wiltons, established in 1742, is situated in the heart of St James's. Situated in Jermyn Street, beside Burlington Arcade and surrounded by London's premier shops and galleries, Wilton's is very much part of the London scene.
The Crescent is a spacious, light and attractive restaurant with many appealing features, including a vast mural of a country landscape ‘trompe l'oeil’ by renowned artist Lincol Seligman and a lion's head fountain.
This contemporary restaurant located in delightful West Soho offers a light and airy interior, in which an innovative modern British menu, created by head chef, Graham Sutherland, can be feasted upon.
Established for 3 years, this friendly, family run restaurant is only a few minutes walk from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street.