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Roadhouse

Current
Avg. from 3 rates: 3.5
Jubilee Hall
35 Jubilee Market, The Piazza Covent Garden
London, WC2E 8BE
Nearest Transport: Covent Garden
020 7240 6001
Roadhouse is a 1950's American Retro venue, playing live music from the 70's to the 90's. They also have a bar and an American themed restaurant which hosts a 1952 Harley Davidson motorbike as its centrepiece as well as original signs from the 1940's and 1950's. They serve a variety of cocktails, wines and beers and a selection of foods including ground beef burgers, pizzas, fajitas and desserts.
2 for 1
telephone booking only
20 to 40 pounds
Price for 2: £25

Reviews for Roadhouse

  • 3
    Roadhouse
    Jubilee Hall 35 Jubilee Market, The Piazza Covent Garden London WC2E 8BE uk
    13th September 2007
    A fill-up station
    Current
    Roadhouse is actually good value for its location. Not being a fan of Covent Garden restaurants in general, I didn't have high hopes for this venue, but it did exceed my low expectations. I ordered a selection of 3 small dishes as a starter - the King prawn was prepared to perfection, the Jalapeno poppers were fine (hard to get wrong!), but the chicken teriyaki skewer was a bit disappointing in terms of flavour. For a main course I ordered chicken Fajitas - having seen a few sizzlers go past my table I was optimistic when ordering this dish, but when it arrived, it had ceased to sizzle and was cold, dry and over cooked. The grated cheese was not fresh either. Really disappointing! My partner had ribs which were very good though, and the chips were good too!
    In terms of ambience, the place has got quite a buzz, but is a bit noisy for those who enjoy a good natter! I would go back there, but only for a quick meal, rather than an evening out..
  • 4
    Roadhouse
    Jubilee Hall 35 Jubilee Market, The Piazza Covent Garden London WC2E 8BE uk
    27th February 2007
    Current
    Roadhouse is a fantastic night out and you are guaranteed delicious cocktails, fabulous food and great music. Live bands feature often playing modern indie and rock classics. Other nights feature guest DJs and some foot-tapping tunes.In fact this one place you'll often the drunken cry of "CHOON! DANCEFLOOR!!" don't be fooled though- this is a classy place with it's usual customers being young professionals (and some middle-aged)and the prices reflect this. food and drinks are expensive and the place gets incredibly busy at the weekend. Overall a great night out but go during the week!
  • 0
    Roadhouse
    Jubilee Hall 35 Jubilee Market, The Piazza Covent Garden London WC2E 8BE uk
    8th February 2007
    Current
    Rammed full of people and atmosphere most nights, this large American-style diner/restaurant transforms itself into a kicking club from Monday to Saturday. Sundays are a slightly more sedate affair yet still cater for a late one, closing at 1am.

    Stretching deep beneath the Piazza, it is Covent Gardens biggest club, offering a mix of seventies Carwash funk and soul right through to classic rock. A great all rounder for the fun loving criminal.

    This 50s American Retro 70s - 90s live music venue, bar and American theme restaurant includes a 1952 Harley Davison centrepiece and original signs from the 1940s/50s.

    Cocktails, rum selection, beers, wine and 100% ground beef burgers, pizzas, fajitas and forget your diet desserts all feature on the menu. The Roadhouse really is the best cure for a hard days work.

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