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| Wednesday, September 3 2003 | |||
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Eating and drinking is always more fun when you do it with company. Not only do you get to hang out with your friends, but you also get to sample their order. With the principle of sharing in mind, a new bar has opened in Kensington. |
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| Exhibition launch at AKA as they open Jo Dennis' daring pin-up pictures with DJs and more. 9pm. 18 West Central, WC1. Free before 11pm. | |||
| Private view tonight of the cool aerial landscapes from Carol Rhodes at Andrew Mummery. 6-8pm. Studio 1.4, The Tea Building, 5-11 Bethnal Green Rd, E1. Free | |||
Opal bar, located directly below L'Etranger restaurant, serves cocktails that four to eight people can drink at the same time. Dorien Price (of the Atlantic Bar and Grill) mixes usual hits like Lychee and bubbly, as well a number of new concoctions, created especially for Opal. Continuing with the 'sharing is caring' theme, Opal's bar menu serves platters for twos and fours. The food is described as 'French with a subtle Indochina influence', which translates practically into Caviar with sour cream, Terrines of Foie Gras and a selection of Dim Sum, sashimi platters and tempura. The only problem is, everything tastes so good, you won't want to share it! Opal - Opens September 3 RP |
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| Candace Bushnell, mother of all Sex & The City-fueled crazes, can be met as she promotes her new novel Trading Up. 1-2pm. Books Etc, 71-72 Cheapside, EC2. | |||
| The Underworld in Camden plays host to veteran Maple Leaf rockers 54*40. 7pm. 174 Camden High St, NW1. £8.50. 020 7482 1932. | |||
| Guitar pop and harmonies next door at Electric where the Webb Brothers and OK Go play. 8pm. 184 Camden High St. 020 7485 9006. | |||
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