London Restaurant Tips by randi413

Restaurant Name: Museum Tavern

Across the street from the British Museum, this pub is convenient, reasonably priced, and offers hearty, tasty British food - thus giving the lie to the idea that all British food is steamed and nasty. The interior is classy: etched glass; stained glass. Former clientele includes Keynes, Wolfe, Wilde and Marx.

Favorite Dish: Shepherd's Pie - filling, hot and tasty. Lots of onions and veggies with meat and potatoes. Aslo Ploughman's Lunches are in generous portions and delicious.

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Theme: Pub/Brewery
Comparison: less expensive than average
Prices: less than US$10  » Currency Converter
Address: 49 Great Russell Street
Directions: Directly across the street from the main entrance of the British Museum.
Website: www.pubs.com/museum.htm