Belgo Centraal

Situated in the heart of Covent Garden, Centraal is a busy, bustling restaurant that makes dining a fun, exciting experience for everyone!

Centraal - Belgo

By far one of the largest restaurants in London boasting a huge 12,000 square foot and seating up to 420 diners at any one time.

Centraal is split into two separate eating halls; one in the style of an informal ‘beer hall’ which can be booked out semi exclusively and seat up to 300 people.

The other is a more intimate restaurant, seating up to 120 diners, that can also be booked semi exclusively.

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Templeton Peck, Higgs Boson, Socialist Worker and I ended having a more satisfactory time at Belgo Centraal with our work chums.

Belgo Centraal’s cavernous underground dining room, which has a semi-industrial, semi-monastic feel to it, had more than enough room for our large gaggle of tanked up office workers and the loud, boisterous atmosphere certainly lends itself to large group dining during the festive period.

Embarrassingly, Templeton Peck, Higgs Boson, Socialist Worker and I opted for almost exactly the same set of dishes.

Socialist Worker, Peck and Boson were happy with the  starter of Thai-style mussels, but I thought the lemongrass, coconut and coriander flavour was muted and could have been stronger.

Along with the large tables, a boisterous atmosphere, sensible booking conditions and reasonably competent service, Belgo has everything to ensure a fun night out for a large group.

Belgo Centraal, 50 Earlham Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H ...

The deserts are also generous and very tasty.The real pull for me though is with their selection of delicious Belgian beers, on tap and in bottles.

The bottled beers come with their own specific glasses.

One glass looks like a mini yard of ale in a wooden frame for a handle.

Naturally, this bar was also selling the Belgian beers.

We will definitely be revisiting and next time I will leave the car at home so that I can sample more varieties of beer.

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Review: Lobsterfest at Belgo Bar & Restaurant, Soho in London ...

For those lobster lovers out there the annual Lobsterfest event held at popular Belgian restaurant chain, Belgo, is the one for you.

Our lovely waitress, Tinika, brought out our first cocktail of the night, which was Belgian Garden and was a combination of gin, watermelon schnapps and grapefruit.

The first dish was lobster linguine and this was delicious.

Delightful creamy sauce with succulent lobster, asparagus and tomatoes, this turned out to be our favourite dish.

Next came the second dish, Lobster Waterzooi, a delicious soup that was spicy, deep and rich in flavour and was perfect to dip our bread in.

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As one of the largest restaurants in Covent Garden and London, Belgo Covent Garden deserves to be celebrated.

We don’t know if you’ve ever tried Belgian beer, but it’s probably the best in the world and at Belgo Centraal there’s over 62 variations of it.

There ain’t no beer in Covent Garden like this beer, folks, and you can order a trinity of triples to get a flavour for more than one, or order by the glass if you already know which suits you.

Either way, you’ll want to be pairing some food with it, and that’s where classic Belgian moules frites comes in.

Located on Covent Garden’s Earlham Street, you’d best go to Belgo armed with a reservation to avoid disappointment.

Belgo Centraal | Restaurants in Covent Garden, London

There's more to this Belgian restaurant and bar than just mussels, even if the pots, platters and bowls of moules are what this long-standing chain is probably best known for.

There are more than 70 beers (from Belgium, the UK and the US) on offer for starters, and a food menu that ranges from rotisserie-roasted chickens to burgers, steaks and crispy bellies of pork.

It's a huge space, with two separate rooms (a dining room and a beer hall) set over 12,000 square feet between Shelton Street and Earlham Street, just down from Seven Dials.

Many visit for the mussels, and there's a range of different dishes on offer, from the 'traditionelle' cooked in a white wine, celery, garlic and onion broth to the Thai (lemongrass, chilli, ginger, kaffir lime, coconut and coriander) and the kimchi – a hot, sweet and sour, Korean cabbage and grilled chilli pepper dish.

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Bigger than it looks from the outside as the top floor leads into the lower floor with much more seating for various groups of people.

Saturday late night, not too many people inside, so was able to sit immediately.