Famous for serving 'the best steak-frites this side of Paris, don't miss the long awaited opening of the Chez G?rd Restaurant, Caf?nd Champagne Bar on Rupert Street - the first new site in the West End for 10 years!Two course meal
(choice of a starter and main course or a main course and dessert)
Starters
Salade de volaille paysanne
Roasted chicken salad with sauteed mushrooms, bacon lardons and green beans
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Salade de ch?e aux noisettex
Grilled goat's cheese topped with crushed hazelnuts served on mixed leaves salad
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Soupe a l'oignon
Traditional French onion soup gratinated with gruyere cheese and croutons
Main course
Paillard de poulet de grain au citron
Lemon and herb marinated corn fed chicken supreme grilled and served with pommes frites and salad
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Croquette d'aiglefin, pommes frites et sauce tartare
Smoked haddock and Gruy? fishcakes with a mixed salad, pommes frites and tartare sauce
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Couscous de legumes
An authentic Moroccan recipe with young vegetables and chick peas served with buttered couscous
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Dessert
Creme brulee
A creamy egg custard with caramelised sugar crust
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Salade de fruit frais
A fresh fruit salad with mint
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Coupe 'dames blanche'
Vanilla ice cream with hot chocolate sauce
One of London's larger theatres, the Piccadilly has been the home of several West End firsts: Henry Fonda made his stage debut here and, in its incarnation as a cinema, it premiered the first talking picture to be shown in Britain, Al Jolson's The Singing Fool. From Sir Ian McKellen to Dame Edna, many famous faces have performed here over the years giving this theatre a reputation that hopefully will not be tarnished by its recent hop on the back-catalogue bandwagon with Jailhouse Rock.