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Ed's Easy Diner - Restaurants in Piccadilly Circus, United Kingdom
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19 Rupert Street
London, W1D 7PA
Nearest Transport: Piccadilly Circus
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Ed’s is a classic retro American diner which was founded in London by Barry Margolis in November 1987. It was the firs...
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  • 4
    Ed's Easy Diner
    19 Rupert Street London W1D 7PA uk
    More reviews by chrisp
    chrisp
    29th August 2008
    Easy going
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    What could be an awful excercise in corporate fast food cynicism is actually one of the more acceptable chains to grab a burger and shake in London. Milkshakes, as others have pointed out, are the highlight at Eds, but the burgers will give many more expensive places a run for their money and actually the best of the branches I've tried is the Picadilly Circus outlet - strange, given its awful location.
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    Ed's Easy Diner
    19 Rupert Street London W1D 7PA uk
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    claireymr
    29th August 2008
    Milkshakes!
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    The food is good, but the milkshakes are honestly amazing. The food always comes in great sized portions that will definitely fill you up. Crisp chips, and juicy burgers - what more could you ask for? But the food is only half of the appeal of this place. The 1950s american diner decor is certainly endearing, and the whole 50s vibe is just accentuated by the little jukeboxes on the tables. 20p, and your choice of decade appropriate song will play throughout the diner, from the Age of Aquarius to the Beach Boys classic Don't Worry, Baby. The only risk is your fellow diners getting fed up of you inflicting your poor taste on them!
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    Ed's Easy Diner
    19 Rupert Street London W1D 7PA uk
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    gbarr
    28th February 2007
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    Good burgers, great fries, best milkshakes in London (Chocolate malt is out of this world!)
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  • 5
    Ed's Easy Diner
    19 Rupert Street London W1D 7PA uk
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    Laura_
    13th December 2006
    Possibly the best milkshake in the world...
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    Anyone who's never been to an Ed's diner is missing out on a fun eating experience. It is based on a stereotypical 1950's american diner, including little juke-boxes on the tables. You can even sit at the counter if that's what you want! You watch your food being cooked which is nice. The staff are friendly and helpful and the service is always superb. The food is decieving though, it doesn't look like a lot until you start eating - wear loose trousers! And try the milkshakes - they're like a meal on their own! This has to be one of my favourite restaurants, it makes food fun.
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