Soho: a culinary crossroads

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London's Soho district is no longer the downscale neighborhood it once was, and new restaurants, pubs and jazz clubs are opening there. Delicious French, Italian and other cuisine can be found there. A history of the neighborhood and a list of restaurants and pubs are included.

Description and travel

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London journal: brave new restaurants

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Londoners list dining out as their third favorite leisure activity behind watching television and attending sporting events. Fortunately for them there is an exciting new group of restaurants that have opened up there, with young chefs offering imaginative new entrees.

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A food-shopping expedition

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Many hotels now offer guests small kitchens so the adventurous can take advantage of London's wonderful food halls. Places to buy fresh delicacies for cooking at home are discussed, including Harrods and Selfridges.

United Kingdom, Retail trade, Food buying, Grocery shopping, Delicatessens

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