Covent Garden
London
The Hoxton Holborn
Bringing a bit of East London cool directly to the West End, The Hoxton – Holborn has created a new vibrant hub in this quiet area north of Covent Garden
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Covent Garden
A vibrant part of town, Covent Garden may be full of tourists, but it’s still a magical part of the city. The iconic plaza used to house a fruit and vegetable market – it’s now full of shops, boutiques and quirky market stalls, as well as street entertainers – from magicians to opera singers.
The world famous Royal Opera House is around here too, renowned both for its outstanding performances of traditional opera and for commissioning new works by today’s leading opera composers.
North of Covent Garden is buzzing with independent shops centred on Neal’s Yard and Seven Dials, with lots of quirky places to shop and eat.
Covent Garden
London
The Black Penny
An old-school coffee house, the Black Penny is the new kid on the block for great lunch breaks. The food is so good, you’ll be planning your second visit before you’ve finished your meal.
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Covent Garden
London
Mr Fogg’s Tavern
Hidden in plain sight, Mr Fogg’s provides a quirky hideaway from the tourist drag. Offering hearty British pies, traditional tavern fare and succulent Sunday roasts to rival home-cooking, Fogg’s food is simply good.
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Covent Garden
London
The Barbary
With no-booking bar stools overlooking the kitchen, The Barbary took the best bits of the Palomar and upped the North African flavours
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