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Wasn't it only yesterday that Galvin opened in Baker Street and the thought of a real, bona fide brasserie seemed charmingly novel? Is it because they're a little old fashioned, slightly informal and entirely unpretentious that we love them so? Now Galvin is officially a trail-blazing franchise
with a plum second venue set in the clouds and, like all successful
concepts, the brasserie format is arguably the hottest this year. The
Sloane Square brasserie, brought to us from the team behind Umu and
Monte's, is soon to be unveiled and looks set to provide a viable alternative
to that one on the corner by the tube station that people visit
because, quite simply, there's nowhere else to go. |
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Meanwhile St Germain - Clerkenwell's answer to the Electric and London's solution to that fabbest of New York haunts, Balthazar - opens next week and, located in a 19th century print house, looks set to be the most see-and-be-seen venue this side of Smithfields. Perfectly suited to a lunchtime date with Le Monde. St Germain |
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