madeinatlantis LONDON TRAVEL GUIDE RESTAURANTS The Marble Arch Barbecues Another chain of low-cost restaurants-the Marble Arch Barbecues-deserve special mention, because they have taken hold with a vengeance in London, and they offer good value. Imitating the rapidly-increasing "flame steak" houses of the United States ("Tad's" is the most prominent example), the Marble Arch restaurants concentrate on a mass-produced steak dinner-a charcoal-broiled "double steak," with french fried potatoes. They also serve a quarter of a fried chicken, with french fries or potato salad, or a "Yankee dinner" (hamburger steak with fried egg, french fries and salad). While, obviously, you didn't travel 2500 miles to eat hamburgers and fried chicken, these meals will provide a good, occasional respite from British fare, at dirt-cheap prices. The most centrally-located Marble Arch Barbecue is on the movie-houses-filled Leicester Square, just two short blocks from Piccadilly Circus. Other Marble Areh Barbecues are seattered throughout the city.		The British Museum Parliament The Tower of London Madame Tussaud's St. Paul's Cathedral Along The Strand Charing Cross Westminster The West-End Parks and Palaces The East-End The Surrey Side The Suburbs RESTAURANTS Restaurants in London The Corner Houses The Lyons Tea Shops The Marble Arch Barbecues The Non-Chain Budget Restaurants HOTELS RUSSELL SQUARE Bernard Street Bedford Place Bloomsbury and Gower Streets Guilford and Coram Streets Tavistock Place Cartwright Gardens HISTORY Roman Britain After the Romans Saxon and Norman Tudor Charles II George II London circa 1700-1815 GREAT BRITAIN The life of Metropolitan England Britain is a world by itself The Climates of Britain The English Plain Great Britain Strategic Geography Great Britain - Ireland Great Britain - Scotland