Travel Gourmet's Top 5 Pre-Theatre Menus in London, London, England
One of the best things about living in London is the fantastic choice of theatre, from thought-provoking drama, to uplifting musicals and cutting-edge new works by up-and-coming writers. Live theatre is one of my greatest pleasures; little excites me more than watching a great play, and in London that often means performed by some of our finest actors. I go to the theatre often and usually I meet the friend I’m joining for a meal beforehand. I always prefer to eat early rather than late; even in my younger days I was never keen to eat late, but many pre-theatre menus are also available as post-theatre menus too.
Although I’ve given this post the title ‘pre-theatre menus’, I’m often on the lookout for a good place to eat pre-gallery talk, or pre-cinema. Another passion of mine is art and I go to quite a few talks and lectures at London art galleries. I’ve therefore included my favourite place near Tate Modern. And, it has to be confessed, I often take advantage of good pre-theatre offers just to meet up with a friend early evening and eat a reasonably priced meal.
What I’m looking for in a pre-theatre menu is good food at a good price. If it really is pre-theatre or pre-event, then the likelihood is that you’re going to want to eat in about an hour; not in a rush but no lingering over the meal. And if you’re not going to linger over the meal, then you don’t generally want to pay a lot. I always like to eat well though, so a miserable sandwich in a chain café doesn’t fit the bill for me. It also makes more of the evening to eat a nice meal first, have time to catch up with a friend you may not have seen for a little while, and then go to the theatre. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Although I’ve given this post the title ‘pre-theatre menus’, I’m often on the lookout for a good place to eat pre-gallery talk, or pre-cinema. Another passion of mine is art and I go to quite a few talks and lectures at London art galleries. I’ve therefore included my favourite place near Tate Modern. And, it has to be confessed, I often take advantage of good pre-theatre offers just to meet up with a friend early evening and eat a reasonably priced meal.
What I’m looking for in a pre-theatre menu is good food at a good price. If it really is pre-theatre or pre-event, then the likelihood is that you’re going to want to eat in about an hour; not in a rush but no lingering over the meal. And if you’re not going to linger over the meal, then you don’t generally want to pay a lot. I always like to eat well though, so a miserable sandwich in a chain café doesn’t fit the bill for me. It also makes more of the evening to eat a nice meal first, have time to catch up with a friend you may not have seen for a little while, and then go to the theatre. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Travel Gourmet's Top 5 Pre-Theatre Menus in London
Guide Location: England » London
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Kay Gale
Read it on Author's Website: https://travel-gourmet.com/2018/04/26/travel-gourmets-top-5-pre-theatre-menus/
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Guide Location: England » London
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Kay Gale
Read it on Author's Website: https://travel-gourmet.com/2018/04/26/travel-gourmets-top-5-pre-theatre-menus/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Joe Allen
- Brasserie Zedel
- Mele e Pere
- Capricci
- Cote Brasserie
- The Royal Opera House
- Piccadilly Circus
- The Haymarket
- National Portrait Gallery
- Curzon Soho Cinema
- British Film Institute
- The Globe Theatre
- Tate Modern Restaurant
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