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Vintage Gent;1871940 said:Thanks for the good advice thus far. A couple more questions:
Who carries boxcloth braces in London? I imagine that T&A might. Any other suspects?
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Where to start...
In Jermyn St T&A, N&L, H&K, Harvie Hudson
Elsewhere E&R, G&H
My dear old dad did Hadrian's Wall from end to end in the 80's with some military pals (plus a historian and a naturalist) who had arranged helicopter drop off and pick up at the start and end of every day, with the evening spent at an army mess (Catterick I guess). He had to be detoxed afterwards, but they had a great time. Enjoy!
Liberty is worth a visit just for the shop's architecture, even if you don't come away with a tie or scarf.
For Indian Restaurants try Brick Lane.
Any particular reason why not? It was on my list of restaurants to consider.
Patogh, just off Edgware Rd, is a hole in the wall place with 10 seats and a 3 sq. ft "kitchen" but it's the best kebabs I've ever had. Used to go regularly when in London and now sometimes still dream about them...
i live a few hundred metres away from here
Do you go to Patogh? I'm starting to drool again just thinking of the juicy lamb and yummy bread