Restaurant: Belgo Centraal
50 Earlham Street, Covent Garden, http://www.belgo-restaurants.com/
Who said eating in London had to be expensive? Next time you would like a unique and exciting lunch experience without blowing your budget, head to Belgo. Belgo Centraal is a large Belgian restaurant, with an atmosphere that combines medieval Europe with th
e 21st century. Situated mainly underground, the place is filled with post-industrial glass, stainless steel, and a large open kitchen. Guests are seated at large tables with benches and are served by waiters dressed as Belgian monks. The restaurant boasts one of the largest selections of beer in England, with a wide variety of lager, fruit-flavored beers and anything else you can think up.
e 21st century. Situated mainly underground, the place is filled with post-industrial glass, stainless steel, and a large open kitchen. Guests are seated at large tables with benches and are served by waiters dressed as Belgian monks. The restaurant boasts one of the largest selections of beer in England, with a wide variety of lager, fruit-flavored beers and anything else you can think up. For between 6.50-8.50 pounds you can get a hearty lunch, such as steak frites or a bowl of mussels, and a lager, glass of wine or soft drink. Other meals, particularly at dinner time, will cost you more, but nothing unreasonable. The food is very tasty and is definitely good value for your money. Also to note: the bathrooms are very original (and unisex) so don't forget to pay them a visit and children eat for free!
Shop: Karen Millen
Various locations around London, www.karenmillen.com/
Cosmopolitan fashionistas head to Karen Millen for simple yet elegant citywear with a slight edge. Carrying both casual and dressy outfits, the clothing is well-fitted, made of rich fabrics and tailed to hug the female body. With middle of the range prices (think Banana Republic), this label is great for buying a few key pieces, such as a great coat, a pair of capris or an evening dress. Culture: Wicked (The Musical)
Apollo Victoria Theatre, located between Wilton Road and Vauxhall Bridge Road, http://www.wickedthemusical.co.uk/
Did you ever wonder what happened to the wicked Witch of the West to make her so darn wicke
d? Well, maybe not...but here's your chance to find out. Wicked is the Tony award-winning musical about the "good" witch and the "bad" witch from the Wizard of Oz. Funny, original, and extremely well-done, it'll have you humming its catchy tunes for at least the next few weeks. The music is fantastic so save some space on your ipod. The theatre is right by Victoria station, which should make getting to and from the show a breeze. If you see one musical on your next trip to London, without a doubt it should be this one!
d? Well, maybe not...but here's your chance to find out. Wicked is the Tony award-winning musical about the "good" witch and the "bad" witch from the Wizard of Oz. Funny, original, and extremely well-done, it'll have you humming its catchy tunes for at least the next few weeks. The music is fantastic so save some space on your ipod. The theatre is right by Victoria station, which should make getting to and from the show a breeze. If you see one musical on your next trip to London, without a doubt it should be this one!
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