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Places in Bloomsbury, London, UK
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Oriental Restaurants in Bloomsbury, London
15-17 Brunswick Centre, WC1N 1AF
This is the perfect place for someone who cherishes great Thai food at super-decent prices... by annika -
Take Away Food Shops in Bloomsbury, London
58-60 Marchmont Street, WC1N 1AB
Tags: rare finds, healthy food, delicatessen
Alara is a rare find. Every time I eat here I end up feeling a little healthier than when I... by Litro_K -
London is going through a Sichuan discovery phase. There are old faithfuls like Angeles in... by Niamheen -
Japanese Restaurants in Tottenham Court Road, London
111 Great Russell Street, WC1B 3NQ
Food in KobeJones is good esp sushi with crab meat. Do read through the large menu and avoid... by KarmenY* BOOKING AVAILABLE * -
Pubs in Bloomsbury, London
94 Lambs Conduit Street, WC1N 3LZ
A lovely restored Victorian pub in a lovely part of town. The interior is great and the "snob... by qwghlm -
African Restaurants in Euston, London
102 Drummond Street, NW1 2HN
Tags: good value, tasty, african & caribbean
I like this tiny place. Has delicious mango goat stew and a friendly energetic vibe. The house... by tristan -
Turkish Restaurants in Bloomsbury, London
22 Bloomsbury St, WC1B3QJ
Tags: good value, lively, turkish
I didn't know what to expect from this restaurant as I hven't really had Turkish food before,... by Dima -
Butchers in Bloomsbury, London
21 Theobald's Road, WC1X 8SL
Tags: delicatessen, rare finds, healthy food
McKanna is a pricey but great butchers that gets my hearty recommendation. The... by mikelib -
A one-room freehouse pub with lots of character and huge windows making it ideal for gawping... by janie_lou -
4 Star Hotels in Bloomsbury, London
Russell Square, WC1N 1DB
Tags: restaurant, safe, air conditioning
Amazing nice bathroom. Can't say the same for the bedroom, unfortunately. The staff were very... by AlexHung
Quick shout on Bloomsbury
Bloomsbury is famous for its literary and bohemian heritage which is kept alive today in its being home to the University of London, the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, the College of Law, and the British Library. The area is a tucked-away grid of pretty gardened squares and tall Georgian architecture in between Tottenham Court Road and Euston Station. As the area plays host to so many students including medical trainees from two nearby hospitals, there are plentiful pubs and cheap cafes including hidden gems such as the British Museum's own cafe... MoreLocal experts
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