A pie and a pint in Central London?

[nogginthenog]

Hi, I am taking a client to lunch tomorrow, and assumed she would want to go to a posh restaurant, but no - she wants pie. She's German and apparently loves an English pie. She had previously been to this place :

http://www.newmanarms.co.uk/newman.html

....and loved it, but they are booked up for lunch tomorrow. Does anybody know a good alternative? Central London, but could be a bit East or West.

Cheers.

[Maxf]

The Guinea off Barclay Square...

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[scotal]

When you say Barclay Square, do you mean Berkeley Square, where Jack Barclay's showroom is?

[nogginthenog]

This place?

http://www.theguinea.co.uk

looks seriously good - thanks.

Keep em coming though.....

[Maxf]

scotal said:

When you say Barclay Square, do you mean Berkeley Square, where Jack Barclay's showroom is?

Yeah, thats the place. Walk past it every day and lived off it for 2 years so clearly had to spell it incorrectly didn't I? Doh!

[OzzyR1]

The Windmill in Mayfair has awesome pies:


http://www.windmillmayfair.co.uk/

[nogginthenog]

Mayfair again, what is it with Mayfair & pies? It's not my preferred side of town, and am looking for something a bit more 'earthy' . Thanks for the recommendation though.

[Kneetrembler]

Th Guinea Grill & The Windmill are basically the same restaurant in slightly different parts of town seperated by a couple of streets but owned by the same people

[OzzyR1]

nogginthenog said:

Mayfair again, what is it with Mayfair & pies? It's not my preferred side of town, and am looking for something a bit more 'earthy' . Thanks for the recommendation though.

Earthy eh?

Try Manzes on Tower Bridge Road, they like to keep things "original".

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nogginthenog said:

This place?

http://www.theguinea.co.uk

looks seriously good - thanks.

Keep em coming though.....

+ 1. Best pie in London and proper dusty pub in the front.