Eat Out London!Cafe Royal
Cafe Royal
Delicious, healthy, affordable and fresh food for you and your family.
That's what's on our menu – and we are glad you've stopped by for a little taste.
We offer you and your family home cooked meals to eat at our cozy café or to take with you.
We can tailor a meal just for you, and of course, we also cater events large and small office lunches and parties.
Take a look at our menu, and come visit us.
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Life in the Ring
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Sammy McCARTHY 4 March 1957 The British featherweight champion of 1955/6 became the show’s first boxer - and at the time, aged 25, the youngest subject - when Eamonn surprised Sammy at the King’s Theatre, Hammersmith.
Liverpool born John was one of Britain’s most successful boxing champions, and his tribute includes guests and fellow boxers Henry Cooper and Joe Bugner.
Richard DUNN 28 April 1976 The Leeds born heavyweight boxer was surprised by Eamonn on a central London building site, just ahead of his attempt to take the world heavyweight title from the reigning champion, Muhammad Ali.
Muhammad ALI 25 December 1978 In a lively and popular extended edition - broadcast on Christmas Day - the three times world heavyweight champion was surprised by Eamonn as he arrived at the New London Theatre.
Jim WATT MBE 11 March 1981 The Scottish lightweight boxer - who became world champion in 1979 - was surprised by Eamonn at John Conteh's restaurant in London's Mayfair.
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Last time it brought 1.3 million people onto the streets of London to see the lights and the 2018 event was spread over a wider area with even more light installations.
The route took us along Victoria Street (the highlight was The Rose outside Westminster Cathedral which was illuminated by pedal power) and to Parliament Square (to see The Light of Spirit (Chapter 2) at Westminster Abbey.
Hotel Café Royal shared a live video on Facebook of the first time the light projections appeared on Thursday evening.
But the most popular light installation in King’s Cross was definitely the amazing Waterlicht in Granary Square which was like a simulated flood making waves above the heads of excited Instagramming visitors.
Judging from the number of photos being shared on social media, the most popular light installations were at Westminster Abbey, Leicester Square and Waterlicht at King’s Cross.