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  • Mussels with mayonnaise and fries, washed down with one of a 100 different beers, are the mainstay here, with waiters dressed as monks serving at the long refectory tables. Try the set- price £6 lunches.

  • Located in a side alley next to the Royal Opera House, this cafe is a good bet if you are looking to dine somewhere central. It serves good, fresh food at reasonable prices.

  • Chez Gerard

    This branch of a popular chain of French restaurants has a glass roof and spectacular setting overlooking Covent Garden market. Robust, unfussy French food at its best. The café is open 11am–5pm.

  • Run by the Ruocco family since the 1960s, this is one of few good, cheap cafés in central London. English breakfasts, pasta, veal, and sandwiches are served.

  • This small basement attracts a designer crowd in the evenings. Huge choice of coffees (some with liqueurs), cocktails and bottled beers.

  • An ancient dive where wine, port and Madeira are served from the barrel in schooners or beakers.

  • Hamburgers are of the gourmet variety and are accompanied by chunky chips.

  • Modern European cuisine plus American classics in this friendly, New York-style restaurant.

  • Belgian beer and European cuisine served in a relaxed setting attract drinkers and diners alike at this popular spot.

  • One of the oldest French restaurants in London. Daily specials keep the menu fresh.

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