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This is a 5* Firmdale Hotel.
Oscar is a bright, buzzy bar and restaurant and opens onto Charlotte Street in the warmer months of the year. It's a light and spacious room with an open plan kitchen which produces excellent contemporary British food with emphasis on fresh, seasonal and organic produce.

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Bertorelli was one of the original restaurants in Charlotte Street and has an enviable reputation for fine dining. You will not be disappointed.

Bertorelli is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival.

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Privately owned boutique style hotel with 72 en suite rooms, meeting rooms, restaurant and bar.

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This is the most famous meeting place in Fitzrovia. It has a colourful history and is now a Sam Smith pub.
The Fitzroy Tavern supports the Charlotte Street Tree Lighting Project.

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Contemporary Japanese Rebatayaki cuisine. Very highly rated and has a great buzz about the place. Don't trip over the Bentleys and Astons on the way in.
Sister of Zuma, some say it's equal if not better!

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Long established quality flower seller

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Fantastic food and great value for money. Sister restaurant to Siam Central in Charlotte Street.

Thai Metro is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Tree Lighting Project for Christmas.

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The NEW Andreas Restaurant opened in November 2008. Andreas brings back superb Greek food and fun to Charlotte Street and is already a favourite haunt of the local experts in fine dining.

Family owned and not part of a chain and we take pride in the quality of our fresh food, service and friendly atmosphere.

We hope you will find our new venue refreshed and revitalised and we can promise you a warm welcome.

Andreas is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival.

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Pied a Terre is a wonderful 2 Michelin Star restaurant offering modern French cuisine to the highest standard.
Unpretentious cool atmosphere with the emphasis firmly on gastronomic satisfaction to the highest standard - unique even!

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Dim t is a firm favourite of Charlotte Street fans, offering great food and value for money. Dim t is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival

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This is a welcome new addition to Charlotte Street, yet to establish its reputation and has the chance to become a favourite curry house.

Curry Leaf is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival.

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We expect to switch on Charlotte Street Tree Lights on December 4th 2009

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The ICCo has the style of a lively canteen. Popular with locals, can be noisy and crowded at peak times.
It's also fun, which makes a refreshing change.

The pizzas are great value for money, starting from around £3.00. They’re basic but tasty and a good way to fill up on a budget.

ICCo is a supporter of the Charlotte Street festival 2009

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Wonderful owner managed Spanish Restaurant. Authentic, atmospheric and genuine value for money.

A longstanding friendly family business in Charlotte Street with an enviable reputation for quality and value for money.

Supporter of the Charlotte Street festival 2009

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One of the best seafood restaurants in London committed to bringing you the freshest fish, and our own buyer can be found very early every morning at Billingsgate Fish Market.
Long established with an impeccable reputation for quality and service.

Pescatori is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival 2009

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Il Sorriso is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival

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Really great food and friendly staff at an affordable price and a credit to Charlotte Street.

Siam Central is a supporter of Charlotte Street Christmas Tree Lights.

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Goan (South India) cuisine is a delicious blend of Indian (in its liberal use of spices) and European (in its fine tuning of flavours that are sometimes more subtle than fiery) courtesy of its Portuguese heritage.

Palms of Goa is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival

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1930's Parisian brasserie style atmosphere in this, the original Chez Gerard. Cosy & relaxed and the food is always excellent.
Chez Gerard is one of the original restaurants that gave Charlotte Street its enviable reputation for good food.

Chez Gerard is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival 2009

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One of the few family owned restaurants in Charlotte Street. Friendly and welcoming.

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Always up to the high standards of Pizza Express.

Pizza Express is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival.

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Serving Keralan seafood dishes alongside the vegetarian repertoire for which the Rasa name has become famous. Excellent food!

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South-East Asian influenced menu, naturally fusing ingredients from Thailand, China and Vietnam.
Popular and lively atmosphere.

Bam-Bou is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival.

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Another of those group owned pubs

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A small but friendly pub away from the hustle and bustle with an excellent pie room on the 1st floor.

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Charlotte Street welcomes the new owners of the Duke of York. This is a traditional pub in the best sense of the word.

The Duke of York is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival.

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The Bloomsbury district has 50 hotels ranging from bespoke Town Houses to 5 start, just 5-10 minutes walk from Charlotte Street. You can check availability and make reservations at all Bloomsbury and Fitzrovia Hotels from here - Click on the title above.

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Use Tottenham Court Raod Underground on 6 June - Goodge Street is closed for works.

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TCR station is on Northern and Cantral Lines. 5 minutes walk from Charlotte Street.

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Use Tottenham Court Road underground on 6th June - Warren Street is closed for repairs.

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Fino Spanish Tapas Restaurant and Bar recently refurbished to a high standard. Excellent food and reputation. Stylish interior and clientele.
Fino is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival

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Information will be posted from Dec 2009

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Not just a haircut here. Well worth a visit!

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The New and only Japanese restaurant in Charlotte Street received an excellent rating from Fay Maschler of the Evening Standard in Oct 2008 and is a welcome addition to Fitzrovia cuisine.

Tsunami is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival 2009

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Opened in November 2008
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The Woollf Gallery is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival 2009

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Rebecca Hossack opened her first art gallery in Fitzrovia, in the heart of London, in March 1988, and a second three years later. Since then the galleries have built an international reputation for innovation, individuality, energy and excellence.

The gallery has been a great champion of Non-Western artistic
traditions. It was the first art gallery in Europe to exhibit Australian Aboriginal painting, and continues to promote it through its regular Songlines seasons.
Rebecca Hossack has also curated important exhibitions of work by the African Bushmen, from Papua New Guinea, and from tribal India. Much of this art would simply not have been seen in the UK but for the RHAG.

The Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery also exhibits across the broad
spectrum of Western Contemporary Art, while determinedly moving
against some of the dominant currents of the modern art scene.
Through the work of painters such as Alasdair Wallace, Helen Flockhart, David Whitaker, Alexander McKenzie, and David Bromley, of the collagist Peter Clark, the sculptor Lucy Casson, the ceramicist Ann Stokes, the jeweller Pippa Small, the gallery celebrates and promotes
inclusiveness, individuality, spirit, innovation, technical accomplishment and beauty.

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Hairdresser, established many years in Charlotte Street with an excellent reputation for:
innovation, wearable, chic, glamorous, contemporary, stylish. unique and inspired... WOW

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With nearly 30 years experience, and an in-depth local knowledge, our team are here to help you with all your property needs.

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This unique business was established in 2002 by creative brainchild Juliana Oei. Almost Famous is a distinctive ladieswear label offering unique wearable designs for day and night, that are both elegant and eye-catching.
Our signature style is eclectic with a great attention to detail and a focus on easily interchangeable looks that offer something for everyone – from a super-stylish 20 something to a sophisticated 50’s lady.

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1st class Thai restaurant and bar. Cosy atmosphere, swanky and interesting. Even the old coal cellars have been utilised. You will be left wondering how they did it!
Don't look up for the name of the restaurant - you will find the name on the brss nameplate on the doorstep!

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NCP car park is in Adeline Place. Access via Tottenham Court Road - turn right into great Russell Street, OR from Gower Street turn into Bedford Avenue to Adeline Place. This car park is manned 24 hours per day - clean and safe.

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Avanta is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival 2009

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Da Paulo is a great classical Italian restaurant offering real value for money

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This is different and well worth visiting.
The Korean menu includes its speciality of table BBQ, as well as beautifully-presented dishes like Samsaek milssam(korean style wrapped pancakes with meat & vegetables stuffing) to start. Next go for the BBQ of Koba modeum gooi(grand assortment of meat, prawn & vegetables) or try something different such as yookhwei dolsot bibimbap(steam rice with raw beef & vegetables in a korean stone pot) or busut mandoo jeongol(mushroom casserole with dumpling & various mushrooms).

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Zizzi offers great value for money and their Charlotte Street restaurant has a good ambiance and buzzy atmosphere. Recently refurbished with an excellent new menu. Worth visiting their website to print out their latest offers. The whole family will love it.

Zizzi is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Festival

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"Of all the London burritos I've hoovered, I like the Hat ones best. There's a vibrancy to them that comes from good quality, fresh ingredients...The burritos are just brilliant. Filled to improbable bursting point with squidgy, flavourful ingredients (black beans, guacamole, fiery salsa, sour cream, salad, xcellent rice). Expect one near you – and rejoice." - Marina O'Loughlin, Metro

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Spectacular new Gaucho in Charlotte Street opened in Sept 2009.
Gaucho is a supporter of the Charlotte Street Tree Lighting Project for Christmas 09.

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Great new Blues venue and real value for money.

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New Michelin rated South Italian Restaurant opening and Oct 2009

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Italian/ Scicilian Restaurant opening on Nov 9th 2009. Heading the front of house team will be Angelo Todaro (ex-Zafferano) and the chef will be Santino Busciglio, who previously worked at Number Twelve in Bloomsbury. The menu is modern Italian with a Sicilian twist and includes dishes like lobster linguine and steamed hake with pancetta and radicchio. Average price £25-£30 per person

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