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I recently visited a restaurant to discuss a book with a group of friends, known as the "boozy bunchers." This month, we chose to read "High Rise" by J.G. Ballard. The restaurant we selected for our meeting was Sir Deny Lasdun's National Theatre. The elegant house restaurant at the National Theatre, often referred to as a "nuclear power plant" by Prince Charles, enchanted us with its atmosphere as we dined and discus... View all feedback.
What Wayne Thompson doesn't like about The Cookhouse:
The Southbank area in London may be known for its vibrant food scene, but when it comes to fine dining, it seems to be lacking. Despite its popularity for street food and al fresco dining, high-quality food options are often overlooked. It's a shame that establishments like the National Theatre don't take advantage of the opportunity to offer a unique culinary experience for all diners, not just theatre-goers. View all feedback.
I recently visited a restaurant to discuss a book with a group of friends, known as the "boozy bunchers." This month, we chose to read "High Rise" by J.G. Ballard. The restaurant we selected for our meeting was Sir Deny Lasdun's National Theatre. The elegant house restaurant at the National Theatre, often referred to as a "nuclear power plant" by Prince Charles, enchanted us with its atmosphere as we dined and discussed the book.
The Southbank area in London may be known for its vibrant food scene, but when it comes to fine dining, it seems to be lacking. Despite its popularity for street food and al fresco dining, high-quality food options are often overlooked. It's a shame that establishments like the National Theatre don't take advantage of the opportunity to offer a unique culinary experience for all diners, not just theatre-goers.
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