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England is famous for its Indian restaurants. In many parts of the country they are the only places where you can get an edible meal. Most London guides send lovers of Indian food to the peripheries: to Brick Lane (terrible food), to Green Street (it’s a slum) or to Southall (it’s not even in London.)
This is not necessary. There is superb, cheap Indian food to be had within zone 1. Fitzrovia – the area between Oxford Street and the Euston Road is teeming with delicious eateries but first you must go to Drummond Street.
Henry Castiglione is a former wine merchant, some time journalist and full time publisher. He has contributed pieces under various pseudonyms for Time Out London, Daily Telegraph, Guardian, londonreviewofbreakfasts.blogspot.com and thefirstpost.co.uk. He divides his time between the King and Queen in Fitzrovia and The Hare in Bethnal Green whilst coming up with increasingly silly ideas for the novelty book that will make his fortune.
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