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°HOTEL TRAVELODGE LONDON SOUTHWARK LONDON 3 ...
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The comfortable Travelodge London Southwark is a 3-star property placed 1.9 km from Tower of London.
Behind the contemporary facade of Travelodge London Southwark lies fresh interior.
The hotel is set within a 20-minute walk from the city center.
Travelodge London Southwark lies within 20 minutes’ drive to London City airport.
Services Business facilities include a business centre and a conference room.
HOTEL TRAVELODGE LONDON SOUTHWARK, LONDON: London ...
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The 3-star Travelodge London Southwark provides guests with an excellent accommodation featuring 24-hour front desk, laundry and ironing service.
Behind the modern facade of Travelodge London Southwark lies fresh interior.
The property is set 20 minutes' walk of the city center.
Travelodge London Southwark provides guestrooms fitted with wireless internet, television, coffee/tea makers, a sofa and a work desk.
The property is set 15 km from London City airport.
Carlo's Kitchen, 202-206 Union Street SE1 0LH
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Union Theatre - West End Theatre GuideWest End Theatre Guide
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In 1998, a disused warehouse on Union Street was converting into a theatre.
This was to be the original site of the Union Theatre.
The Union Theatre has played host to many successful productions, most notably: Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd, Adler and Ross’ The Pajama Game, Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado, and Once Upon A Time At The Adelphi.
The Union Theatre is a small venue located on Union Street.
Waterloo Station, Borough High Street and the Borough Food Market are all within 10 minutes’ walk of the theatre.
Union Street Café | Restaurants in Southwark, London
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With this hysterical level of interest you’d expect Gordon Ramsay to be boiling your ravioli in the open kitchen, while David Beckham waits your table and hand-writes your bill.
But the Beckham connection turned out to be a false, but oft-repeated rumour – he has no involvement in the restaurant – and as for Ramsay, well he wasn’t stirring risotto or even glad-handing on my visit.
But his company – Gordon Ramsay Holdings, which runs 25 restaurants from the US to Middle East – has at last got the Union Street Café off the subs’ bench and onto the pitch.
The intentionally casual service and Italian style is undermined though by portion sizes which would be considered meagre in the boot of Italy.
Perhaps this is one Italian restaurant where you really can order antipasti (starters), and follow it with primi (‘first’ courses, often pasta) before moving on to secondi (‘second’, or main courses).