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CHOICE CARD EATING OUT RESTAURANT IN LONDON EATING OUT IN LONDON | RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD EATING OUT IN LONDON This booklet is designed to assist you in finding restaurants that accept the Restaurant Choice card that is provided as part of your travel and performance programme. Before you dine, take a look at the menu’s online to find a restaurant that suits you. These are full restaurant service brands that provide an evening meal. Spending your Restaurant Choice card is easy! Once you have arrived at your chosen restaurant get settled in, choose your favourites from the menu, and enjoy! You can use your card to pay for everything from set menus to a la carte. Simply hand your card to the staff, who swipe it through the PDQ machine similar to using a credit card. If you overspend, just use cash or a credit or debit card to make up for the balance. To assist you in finding a restaurant for your evening meal, we have provided you with the RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD RESTAURANT address, telephone number, nearest underground station and map reference using the Visit Britain London street map provided in your welcome pack. Smartphone or tablet users can also refer to www.restaurantchoice.co.uk/restaurants to locate the closest restaurant to you. Remember, always check before you order your meal that the restaurant will accept your Restaurant Choice card. Enjoy your dinner! 2 EATING OUT IN LONDON | RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD NANDO’S RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD RESTAURANT ADDRESS POSTCODE UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE MAP 12-16 York Way, Kings Cross N1 9AA Kings Cross 020 7833 2809 A8 Piazza Euston Station NW1 2RT Euston 01372 749 774 B7 16-18 James Street, Marylebone W1U 1EG Bond Street 020 7499 8722 C6 113 Baker St, Marylebone W1U 6RS Baker Street 01613 399 669 C6 190 Great Portland Street, Fitzrovia W1W 5QZ Great Portland Street 020 7637 0708 C6 2 Berners Street, Fitzrovia W1T 3LA Tottenham Court Road 01902 862 983 C7 57-59, Goodge Street, Fitzrovia W1T 1TH Goodge Street 020 7373 4446 C7 10 Frith St, Soho W1D 3JF Tottenham Court Road 01753 536 916 C7 9-10 Southampton Place WC1A 2EA Holborn 01494 473 249 C8 120 Middlesex Street E1 7HY Liverpool Street 020 7392 9572 C11 Westfield Shopping Centre W12 7GF Shepherd Bush 01216 161 844 D1 58-60 Notting Hill Gate W11 3HT Notting Hill Gate 020 7243 1647 D3 46 Glasshouse Street, Soho W1B 5DR Piccadilly Circus 01418 862 505 D7 66-68 Chandos Place WC2N 4HG Leicester Square 020 8646 8562 D8 Coin Street Neighbourhood Centre, SE1 9NH Waterloo 020 7261 9006 D9 108 Stamford Street, Lambeth Blackfriars Road SE1 0XH Southwark 01912 623 685 D9 225-227 Clink Street SE1 9DG London Bridge 020 7622 1475 D10 229-231 High Street Kensington W8 6SA High St. Kensington 020 7937 4888 E3 17 Cardinal Walk SW1E 5JE Victoria 01296 481 147 E7 204 Earls Court Road SW5 9QF Earls Court 020 8992 2290 F3 117 Gloucester Road SW7 4ST Gloucester Road 01452 521 919 F4 107-108 Wilton Road, Pimlico SW1V 1DZ Victoria 01225 789 901 F7 The O2, Millennium Way SE10 0AX North Greenwich 020 3075 1044 3 EATING OUT IN LONDON | RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD PIZZA EXPRESS ADDRESS POSTCODE UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE MAP 215-217 Great Portland Street W1W 5PN Regent’s Park 020 7580 2272 B6 Clifton House, 93-95 Euston Road NW1 2RA King’s Cross 020 7383 7102 B7 133 Baker Street Marylebone W1U 6SF Baker Street 020 7486 0888 C5 St Christopher's Place, 21-22 Barrett Street W1U 1BD Oxford Circus 020 7629 1001 C6 Marylebone 4-5 Langham Place, Marylebone W1B 3DG Oxford Circus 020 7583 8880 C6 RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD RESTAURANT 20 Greek Street, Soho W1D 4DU Tottenham Court Road 020 7734 7430 C7 10 Dean Street W1D 3RW Tottenham Court Road 020 7437 9595 C7 7-9 Charlotte Street W1T 1RB Tottenham Court Road 020 7580 1110 C7 29 Wardour Street W1D 6PS Piccadilly Circus 020 7437 7215 C7 9-12 Bow Street WC2E 7AH Covent Garden 020 7240 3433 C8 30 Coptic Street Bloomsbury WC1A 1NS Tottenham Court Road 020 7636 3232 C8 114-117 Southampton Row WC1B 5AA Holborn 020 7430 1011 C8 99 High Holborn WC1V 6LF Holborn 020 7831 5305 C8 5-10 St Paul's Churchyard EC4M 8AY St. Paul’s 020 7248 9464 C9 8 Russia Row EC2V 8BL St. Paul’s 020 7600 2232 C10 Unit 1326, Westfield Shopping Centre, Ariel W12 7GF Shepherd’s Bush 020 8749 1500 D1 Way 137 Notting Hill Gate, Kensington W11 3LB Notting Hill Gate 020 7229 6000 D3 23 Bruton Place, Mayfair W1J 6ND Piccadilly Circus 020 7495 1411 D6 43 Charing Cross Road WC2H 0AP Leicester Square 020 7287 3322 D7 26 Panton House, Haymarket SW1Y 4EN Piccadilly Circus 020 7930 8044 D7 147 Strand WC2R 1JA Temple 020 7836 7716 D8 Unit 3, The Whitehouse, 9c Belvedere Road, SE1 8YP Waterloo 020 7928 4091 D8 Lambeth 450 Strand, WC2R 0RG WC2R 0RG Charing Cross 020 7930 8205 D8 80-81 St. Martin’s Lane WC2N 4AA Leicester Square 020 7836 8001 D8 4 Benbow House, 24 New Globe Walk SE1 9DS London Bridge 020 7401 3977 D10 EATING OUT IN LONDON | RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD PIZZA EXPRESS, continued RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD RESTAURANT ADDRESS POSTCODE UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE MAP 4 Borough High Street SE1 9QQ London Bridge 020 7407 2995 D10 1 Byward Street EC3R 7QN Monument 020 7626 5025 D11 35 Earls Court Road W8 6ED High St. Kensington 020 7937 0761 E3 88 Cromwell Road, Kensington SW7 4EN Gloucester Road 020 3040 1840 E4 7 Beauchamp Place, Knightsbridge SW3 1NQ Knightsbridge 020 7589 2355 E5 85 Victoria Street, Westminster SW1H 0HW St James’s Park 020 7222 5270 E7 25 Millbank SW1P 4QP Pimlico 020 7976 6214 F8 PIZZA HUT ADDRESS POSTCODE UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE MAP 187 Baker Street, Marylebone NW1 6UY Baker Street 020 7935 9100 B5 523 Oxford Street, Mayfair W1C 2QJ Marble Arch 020 7493 6427 C6 150 Southampton Row WC1B 5AL Russell Square 0207837 3934 C8 19 Leicester Square WC2H 7LE Leicester Square 020 7930 9114 D7 29-31 Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus SW1Y 4NQ Piccadilly Circus 020 7287 8560 D7 56-59 Strand WC2N 5LR Charing Cross 020 7925 0050 D8 5 EATING OUT IN LONDON | RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD BYRON BURGERS ADDRESS POSTCODE UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE MAP 97-99 Wardour Street W1F 0UD Piccadilly Circus 01895 263 223 C7 24-28 Charing Cross Road WC2H 0HX Leicester Square 01895 263 334 C7 Rathbone Place W1T 1HL Tottenham Court Road 01895 263 334 C7 1a St Giles High Street WC2H 8AG Tottenham Court Road 020 7240 2707 C7 114 High Holborn WC1V 6JQ Holborn 01179 256 666 C8 17 Upper Cheapside Passage, One New Change EC2V 6AG St Paul’s 020 7236 1855 C10 RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD RESTAURANT Westfield Shopping Centre W12 7GF Shepherd Bush 020 8743 7725 D1 11 Haymarket SW1Y 4BP Piccadilly Circus 020 7925 2555 D7 16-18 Beak Street W1F 9RD Oxford Circus 020 7437 6138 D7 409 Strand, Covent Garden WC2R 0NS Charing Cross 020 7240 2166 D8 33-35 Wellington Street WC2E 7BN Covent Garden 020 7420 9850 D8 41-45 The Cut, South Bank SE1 8LF Waterloo 020 7633 9882 D9 222 Kensington High Street, Kensington W8 7RG High St. Kensington 020 7361 1717 E3 93-95 Old Brompton Road, Kensington SW7 3LD South Kensington 020 7590 9040 F4 75 Gloucester Road, Kensington SW7 4SS Gloucester Road 020 7244 0700 F4 6 EATING OUT IN LONDON | RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD CAFÉ ROUGE RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD RESTAURANT ADDRESS POSTCODE UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE MAP 77 Kingsway, Holborn WC2B 6ST Holborn 020 7430 1416 C8 5 Condor House, St. Paul’s Church Yard EC4M 8AY St Paul’s 020 7489 7812 C9 2 Lancer Square, Kensington Church Street, W8 4EH Notting Hill Gate 020 7938 4200 D3 Kensington 34 Wellington Street WC2E 7BD Covent Garden 020 7836 0998 D8 Unit 3-5 Hay’s Galleria, Tooley Street SE1 2HD London Bridge 020 7378 0097 D11 Unit 4 Quayside, St. Katherine Way E1W 1AN Tower Hill 020 7702 0195 D11 Victoria Place Shopping Centre, Buckingham SW1W 9SJ Victoria 020 7931 9300 E6 Palace Road Penrose Way SE10 0EN North Greenwich 020 8305 0203 ASK ITALIAN ADDRESS POSTCODE UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE MAP 56-60 Wigmore Street W1U 2RZ Bond Street 020 7224 3484 C6 121-125 Park Street, Mayfair W1K 7JA Marble Arch 020 7495 7760 C6 34 Shad Thames, Butlers Wharf SE1 2YG London Bridge 020 7403 4545 D11 23-24 Gloucester Arcade SW7 4SF Gloucester Road 020 7835 0840 F4 Penrose Way SE10 0EN North Greenwich 020 3802 5510 7 EATING OUT IN LONDON | RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD ZIZZI ADDRESS POSTCODE UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE MAP 35 Paddington Street, Marylebourne W1U 4HQ Baker Street 020 7286 4770 C6 110 Wigmore Street, W1U 3RS Bond Street 01227 274 152 C6 33 Charlotte Street, Fitzrovia W1T 1RR Goodge Street 020 7240 8447 C7 8 Central St Giles Plaza WC2H 8AB Tottenham Court Road 020 3302 0019 C7 20 Bow Street, Covent Garden WC2E 7AW Covent Garden 01202 299 010 C8 Unit SU46, One New Change EC4M 9AF St Paul’s 020 8858 9097 C10 RESTAURANT CHOICE CARD RESTAURANT Westfield Shopping Centre, Ariel Way W12 7GB Shepherd’s Bush 020 8740 3222 D1 2 Notting Hill Gate W11 3JE Notting Hill Gate 020 3802 2181 D3 73/75 The Strand WC2R 0DE Charing Cross 01823 333 110 D8 Mezzanine Level, Riverside HS, Southwark SE1 9HA London Bridge 020 3802 6060 D10 Bridge Road Plaza Level West, Tower Place EC3R 5BU Tower Hill 020 3489 0303 D11 12 Ivory Street, St Katharine & Wapping E1W 1AT Tower Hill 020 3302 2380 D11 Unit 4, Mezzanine Level, Riverside House, SE1 9HA London Bridge 01224 593 173 D11 Southwark Bridge 15 Cardinal Walk SW1E 5JE Victoria 020 3802 2294 E7 194-196 Earls Court Rd, Earls Court SW5 9QF Earl’s Court 020 7370 1999 F3 The O2 SE10 0UZ North Greenwich 020 7243 2888 8 EATING OUT IN 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