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EATING OUT<br />
GOURMET MEATBALLS<br />
Break up your shopping spree<br />
in beautiful Covent Garden with<br />
gourmet meatballs from takeaway<br />
restaurant The Bowler. Choose<br />
from vegetarian or meat varieties<br />
such as beef chuck, or lamb and<br />
feta, served in a pitta or salad box.<br />
There’s a fast-track lunch service<br />
to ensure you’re swiftly fed.<br />
Open daily 9am-11pm.<br />
1 Monmouth St, WC2H 6DA.<br />
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TIME FOR TEA<br />
Treat yourself to a decadent spin<br />
of The Savoy hotel’s Temptation<br />
Wheel – a lit-up mahogany<br />
spinning wheel divided into<br />
scrumptious sections of chocolates,<br />
desserts and cocktails. Take a seat<br />
under the hotel’s glass domed<br />
atrium and let the wheel pick the<br />
combinations you should sample.<br />
We recommend the rosemary fig<br />
dessert with absolutely anything!<br />
Daily 7.30pm-midnight; from<br />
£15. Strand, WC2R 0EU<br />
SCOTTISH SUPPERS<br />
Happy birthday, Robert Gaelic dance night. Learn the<br />
Burns! The Scottish moves to classic routines and<br />
writer, born 25 Jan 1759, indulge in a Burns buffet with<br />
is remembered every all the trimmings, including a<br />
year on Burns Night, meat-free haggis (16, 22-23,<br />
when groups gather to dance 29-30 Jan & 6 Feb. From<br />
to Scottish reels, recite Burns’ £31.50. Hammersmith Town<br />
poetry, drink whisky and eat Hall, King St, W6 9JU).<br />
haggis – a traditional<br />
At Mac & Wild’s Burns<br />
Scottish dish made<br />
Night Blow Out,<br />
using a sheep’s<br />
entertainment<br />
stomach stuffed<br />
includes a piper,<br />
with liver, lungs<br />
poetry and a<br />
and heart.<br />
sing-a-long to<br />
Boisdale of<br />
Auld Lang Syne,<br />
Canary Wharf<br />
created by the<br />
boasts its own<br />
poet (30 Jan. 65<br />
whisky bar with<br />
Great Titchfield<br />
more than 1,000<br />
St, W1W 7PS).<br />
bottles (inset). Its<br />
If you prefer<br />
Burns Night includes a<br />
your haggis in bite-size<br />
bagpiper and live music from canapés, then visit Mr Fogg’s<br />
the Rat Pack band. Last year’s (above). Famed for its quirky<br />
menu included fish pie with interior, the bar’s Burns Night<br />
coastal sea greens (23-25 Jan. includes a bagpiper, but the<br />
£75. Cabot Place, E14 4QT). real draw is the tots of whisky<br />
Courtesy of the Ceilidh Club, to get you in the mood (25 Jan.<br />
you can take part in a Burns 15 Bruton Lane, W1J 6JD).<br />
Night ceilidh, a traditional − Sam Rogg<br />
BAGPIPER COURTESY OF MR FOGG’S; MEATBALLS COURTESY OF THE BOWLER; TEMPTATION WHEEL COURTESY OF THE SAVOY<br />
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