Porters English Restaurant
A traditional boarding-house British meal in Covent Garden
London had so many pricey traditional restaurants, the Earl of Bradford decided there was room for reasonably priced, well-prepared British cuisine.
He gambled right, and Porters became popular with people looking for the tastes they remember from boarding school and old-fashioned family dinners.
The meat pies and puddings are particularly good; try the unusually flavored lamb and apricot pie with mint and Lady Bradford's famous banana and ginger steamed pudding.
17 Henrietta St. (half a block off the Covent Garden square)
Tube: Covent Garden
tel. 020-7836-6466
www.porters.uk.com
Tip: Get a free bottle of wine with the London Pass.
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This article was last updated in August 2007. All information was accurate at the time.
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