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Crazy Bear - Restaurants in Fitzrovia, United Kingdom
26-28 Whitfield Street
Fitzrovia
London, W1T 2RG
Nearest Transport: Goodge Street
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The bar at the Crazy Bear serves a good selection of cocktails in contemporary surroundings whilst the elegant restauran...
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    Crazy Bear
    26-28 Whitfield Street London W1T 2RG uk
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    1st December 2006
    Current
    The Crazy Bear is a chic, intimate restaurant and bar and is on the contenders list not only for romantic dinner locations but also for gastronomes who appreciate Asian fusion. The waiting list is testiment to its popularity. Not to be missed is the basement bar and the David Collins-esque designed bathrooms.

    Prices are relatively steep in comparison to other restuarants in the vicinity of Goodge Street but having dinner and drinks at Crazy Bear would be considered to be nothing short of a great evening.
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    sue at 18th May 2007

    Hi. Pardon my ignorance, but who is David Collins and what are his designs like? Thanks

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