I'm playing the Rock Garden, in Covent Garden tomorrow daytime (sunday 6th May) and I just thought I'd see if anyone was keen in coming down to support me? Doors open at 2pm and I am on at around 2:45, and remember it is Bank Holiday the next day so you can have a guilt free all dayer!!
The details, along with tunes and a bit of info can be found at www.myspace.com/markmathews
If you come down please come and say hi as well!
Does anyone want to come to my gig in covent Garden?
no thanks
Monday, May 11, 2009
Vegetarian+caterer in the covent garden area??
want a caterer that can do a veggie buffet for around 3o in covent garden area of london
Vegetarian+caterer in the covent garden area??
Try contacting one of the restaurants listed in VegDining.com's directory of London restaurants, as more often than not, these restaurants also do catering:
http://www.vegdining.com/GetRestList.cfm...
Good luck and congratulations for deciding on a vegetarian party!
Reply:I think this people can help you
www.veggieheaven.com/guide/london.html
Reply:Get in touch with Food for Thought in Neal Street, I think they do catering as well. It's one of the best (cheap) vegetarian restaurants in the area so try them.
Vegetarian+caterer in the covent garden area??
Try contacting one of the restaurants listed in VegDining.com's directory of London restaurants, as more often than not, these restaurants also do catering:
http://www.vegdining.com/GetRestList.cfm...
Good luck and congratulations for deciding on a vegetarian party!
Reply:I think this people can help you
www.veggieheaven.com/guide/london.html
Reply:Get in touch with Food for Thought in Neal Street, I think they do catering as well. It's one of the best (cheap) vegetarian restaurants in the area so try them.
I would like to know the route to walk from marble arch in London, to Covent garden, via oxford street?
There's more than one route, depending on when you turn right off Oxford St.
You could walk the entire length of Oxford St, turn right into Charing Cross Rd, left into St Giles High St, right into Shaftesbury Ave then immediately left into Neal St, which will take you past Covent Garden tube en route to Covent Garden itself.
Time: about 45 mins if you can avoid stopping along the way and depending how busy Oxford St is.
I would like to know the route to walk from marble arch in London, to Covent garden, via oxford street?
Well, at Marble Arch, walk along Oxford Street past Bond Street. When you get to the crossroad with Regent Street, go down south Regent Street (round the bendy bit) to Piccadilly Circus. From there, go up Coventry Street to Leicester Square, then through Cranbourn Street, cross the road, go up King Street and you're there! As long as you can get to Leicester Square, you'll be OK because you can ask people and there will be road signs.
safety boots
You could walk the entire length of Oxford St, turn right into Charing Cross Rd, left into St Giles High St, right into Shaftesbury Ave then immediately left into Neal St, which will take you past Covent Garden tube en route to Covent Garden itself.
Time: about 45 mins if you can avoid stopping along the way and depending how busy Oxford St is.
I would like to know the route to walk from marble arch in London, to Covent garden, via oxford street?
Well, at Marble Arch, walk along Oxford Street past Bond Street. When you get to the crossroad with Regent Street, go down south Regent Street (round the bendy bit) to Piccadilly Circus. From there, go up Coventry Street to Leicester Square, then through Cranbourn Street, cross the road, go up King Street and you're there! As long as you can get to Leicester Square, you'll be OK because you can ask people and there will be road signs.
safety boots
Good Hotel To Stay In Near Covent Garden / Bloomsbry?
Howdy Peeps,
I'm surprising my girlfriend with a weekend break to London as she's a huge theatre fan. I want to stay round about the Covent Garden / Bloomsbury area due to its great location.
Can anyone recommend a good hotel for around £100 - £120 per night?
I'd like a modern hotel if possible.
Cheers,
Jim
Good Hotel To Stay In Near Covent Garden / Bloomsbry?
Try myhotel Bloomsbury (it's listed on Expedia); a "five-floor boutique hotel". Very modern, and effortlessly cool.
Reply:I work in Covent Garden. We often use The Strand Palace Hotel for cheaper stays. http://www.strandpalacehotel.co.uk/
It's a bit faded but great value for such a central hotel, and all you really need it for is a place to sleep. Use the cash you save on the room to get your entertainment in the local area where there are plenty of great bars and restaurants.
Reply:check on the internet u will find great hotels around london....
Reply:Hi jim
Bloomsbury is full of hotels I am sure you can get a decent hotel for your budget I can recommend you to visit
http://www.discountcityhotels.net/london...
Regards
Sri
http://www.wsri.co.uk
Reply:check on ne london website good one is
Reply:Lucky Girlfriend i know people who have stayed in teh follwing:
The Montague on the Gardens
The Soho Hotel and
radisson
There's a cool bar at the Soho Hotel and the Radisson has one called Seven Dials
Have fun!
I'm surprising my girlfriend with a weekend break to London as she's a huge theatre fan. I want to stay round about the Covent Garden / Bloomsbury area due to its great location.
Can anyone recommend a good hotel for around £100 - £120 per night?
I'd like a modern hotel if possible.
Cheers,
Jim
Good Hotel To Stay In Near Covent Garden / Bloomsbry?
Try myhotel Bloomsbury (it's listed on Expedia); a "five-floor boutique hotel". Very modern, and effortlessly cool.
Reply:I work in Covent Garden. We often use The Strand Palace Hotel for cheaper stays. http://www.strandpalacehotel.co.uk/
It's a bit faded but great value for such a central hotel, and all you really need it for is a place to sleep. Use the cash you save on the room to get your entertainment in the local area where there are plenty of great bars and restaurants.
Reply:check on the internet u will find great hotels around london....
Reply:Hi jim
Bloomsbury is full of hotels I am sure you can get a decent hotel for your budget I can recommend you to visit
http://www.discountcityhotels.net/london...
Regards
Sri
http://www.wsri.co.uk
Reply:check on ne london website good one is
Reply:Lucky Girlfriend i know people who have stayed in teh follwing:
The Montague on the Gardens
The Soho Hotel and
radisson
There's a cool bar at the Soho Hotel and the Radisson has one called Seven Dials
Have fun!
Laudromat or laundry shop near Covent Garden (Strand area) London?
Is there a laundromat or self-service laundry shop near the Covent Garden / Strand area in London?
Laudromat or laundry shop near Covent Garden (Strand area) London?
Laundavista
23, Boswell St, London, WC1N 3BW
Tel: 020 7404 1248
Google Maps (http://maps.google.com) says it is 1 mile from The Strand.
I found it on http://www.yell.com
Note the British word for laundromat is laundrette so that's what you need to ask for.
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Laudromat or laundry shop near Covent Garden (Strand area) London?
Laundavista
23, Boswell St, London, WC1N 3BW
Tel: 020 7404 1248
Google Maps (http://maps.google.com) says it is 1 mile from The Strand.
I found it on http://www.yell.com
Note the British word for laundromat is laundrette so that's what you need to ask for.
loops
Where in COVENT GARDEN (LONDON) can i find men FLIP FLOPS today?
we r going there today round 3:20pm, please if you know a good place for Flip flops tell us now! thanx a lot.
Where in COVENT GARDEN (LONDON) can i find men FLIP FLOPS today?
Try Floral Street, between Covent Garden tube and Covent Garden market. Several shoe shops down there .... but they are designer once so won't be cheap.
Theres also a diving shop down there that should have some
Reply:There's a shop called "Mambo" is kinda like a surf shop. Very Popular place to shop, that is the only place logically I think that would carry flip flops this time of year. It's off 'Shelton Street' Look For Mambo you won't miss it. Plus there is alot of nice stuff. Take Care
Reply:Covent Garden "style" bar serving cocktails and a chilled out, trendy vibe.
Considered to be one of London’s original “style” or “concept” bars, despite being on the scene for a while Detroit still continues to appear fresh, funky and vibrant. It also serves up some of the best cocktails in town. Talking of which, the décor itself is a bit of a cocktail of tastes… part sci-fi, part retro, part medieval crypt, its mish-mash of styles means that most individual tastes are catered for. Dimly lit, cosy alcoves are ideal for those seeking intimacy and seclusion, while quirky, space-age booths offer a more sociable, buzzing environment. The music is chilled, with popular Vinyl Evenings offering French, deep house and funk being held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This is a fashionable venue (with prices to match) but not painfully so. Chic rather than chichi, modern rather than modish, it offers a cool, laid back vibe that’s hard to resist.
Reply:There is a small shop to right of the garden that sells flip flops.
Where in COVENT GARDEN (LONDON) can i find men FLIP FLOPS today?
Try Floral Street, between Covent Garden tube and Covent Garden market. Several shoe shops down there .... but they are designer once so won't be cheap.
Theres also a diving shop down there that should have some
Reply:There's a shop called "Mambo" is kinda like a surf shop. Very Popular place to shop, that is the only place logically I think that would carry flip flops this time of year. It's off 'Shelton Street' Look For Mambo you won't miss it. Plus there is alot of nice stuff. Take Care
Reply:Covent Garden "style" bar serving cocktails and a chilled out, trendy vibe.
Considered to be one of London’s original “style” or “concept” bars, despite being on the scene for a while Detroit still continues to appear fresh, funky and vibrant. It also serves up some of the best cocktails in town. Talking of which, the décor itself is a bit of a cocktail of tastes… part sci-fi, part retro, part medieval crypt, its mish-mash of styles means that most individual tastes are catered for. Dimly lit, cosy alcoves are ideal for those seeking intimacy and seclusion, while quirky, space-age booths offer a more sociable, buzzing environment. The music is chilled, with popular Vinyl Evenings offering French, deep house and funk being held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This is a fashionable venue (with prices to match) but not painfully so. Chic rather than chichi, modern rather than modish, it offers a cool, laid back vibe that’s hard to resist.
Reply:There is a small shop to right of the garden that sells flip flops.
What is the dress code for a night at the opera at the royal opera house covent garden?
PROBABLY evening dress?
What is the dress code for a night at the opera at the royal opera house covent garden?
quite formal, ie dress and suit with tie, the opera is much different to the normal theatre production, its special, i reccommend seeing the last night at the proms!!!its brilliant!
Reply:There is no dress code.
But it is always nice to have an excuse for dressing up in your finest.
Reply:It depends on the day of the week. I've been to Monday night shows and people are in all sorts. If it is Friday or Saturday, then very smart eg black tie for men and cocktail/long dresses for women is the order of the day. Otherwise smart clothes that you feel comfortable in. If you are going in a group, it makes sense to agree among yourselves if you are going in black tie or not.
Reply:It used to be formal, but things may have changed. Ring the Opera House.
Reply:casual/smart
Reply:Formal evening attire.
Ladies in long dresses gloves and opera glasses.
Men in evening suites with bow ties.
So many people ignore the rules and go in jeans and tacky shoes. Dress codes should be adhered to.
Reply:Ive been to many opera's (so boring) but i wore a skirt with a black fur coat jacket. and my dad wore kikes and a polo shirt with a leather jacket.
What is the dress code for a night at the opera at the royal opera house covent garden?
quite formal, ie dress and suit with tie, the opera is much different to the normal theatre production, its special, i reccommend seeing the last night at the proms!!!its brilliant!
Reply:There is no dress code.
But it is always nice to have an excuse for dressing up in your finest.
Reply:It depends on the day of the week. I've been to Monday night shows and people are in all sorts. If it is Friday or Saturday, then very smart eg black tie for men and cocktail/long dresses for women is the order of the day. Otherwise smart clothes that you feel comfortable in. If you are going in a group, it makes sense to agree among yourselves if you are going in black tie or not.
Reply:It used to be formal, but things may have changed. Ring the Opera House.
Reply:casual/smart
Reply:Formal evening attire.
Ladies in long dresses gloves and opera glasses.
Men in evening suites with bow ties.
So many people ignore the rules and go in jeans and tacky shoes. Dress codes should be adhered to.
Reply:Ive been to many opera's (so boring) but i wore a skirt with a black fur coat jacket. and my dad wore kikes and a polo shirt with a leather jacket.
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