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Where to eat on Brewer Street
By Charles Campion, Evening Standard 30.07.07
On a roll: tuck into some fresh but reasonably priced sushi at Kulu Kulu
Charles Campion picks three of the best restaurants on Brewer Street.
Kulu Kulu 2
6 Brewer Street, W1
A small, neat, and very Japanese conveyor belt sushi house: the fish is fresh and the prices are forgiving. A good option that manages to combine cheap, cheerful and sophisticated. £12pp ex-drinks. (020 7734 7316).
Topo Gigio
46 Brewer Street, W1
Traditional trattoria offering all those Italian favourites including pasta and oldfashioned courtesy. Somewhere that hasn't changed its attitude for several decades. £20pp ex-drinks. (020 7734 5931).
Maoz
4 Brewer Street, W1
Cheap pitstop specialising in falafel - those small and crunchy balls of chick peas relished all over the Middle East. A sound vegetarian option, but you do need a confident digestion. £6pp ex-drinks. (020 7734 9414).
