Making a quick trip to London this month

[Hatmouse]

Anyone have any recommendations for what there is to do there?

Also, I'd like to try the local cuisine.

 

[ScarFace88]

Imperial War Museum.

 

[DanRoM]

Seconded. As for local cuisine, having lunch at pubs is a good way of getting to know that.

 

[MWF]

Science Museum is good, allegedly. I've never been there because I avoid London like the plague.

Oh, if you are eating out and want to try Britain's most popular restaurant dish then you need to have a Chicken Tikka Massala with Pilau rice, I kid you not.

 

[Matt2000]

Also, I'd like to try the local cuisine.

If you stumble, dazed and confused, in to East London then Jellied Eels. (NSFVWE - Not Suitable For Viewing When Eating)

I'll eat pretty much anything but I haven't tried them and would certainly think twice about trying them.

 

[KaJuN]

Thirding the War Museum. The Tower of London tour is nice as is the HMS Belfast.

 

[Interrobang]

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Also, I'd like to try the local cuisine.

http://www.standard.co.uk/goingout/...-londons-best-indian-restaurants-9982343.html

 

[Hatmouse]

Ugh, typical London weather

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also, this place is basically america with funny accents

 

[Heathrow]

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also, this place is basically america with funny accents

About 200 different languages spoken in London, with 25% of the people you see are not natives.


Also, this , may help with the decision making:
Time Out - London -"Things to Do This Weekend
Time Out - London -"Things to Do"

(.. and buy a Oystercard from the Tube station, it makes getting around easier.)

 

[Hatmouse]

Does anyone here know what a cheeky nando's is?

It was recommended that I partake.

 

[bone]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Cheeky+Nandos

 

[Hatmouse]

I did partake. It was glorious.