Snails, chandeliers, and suited waiters… this isn’t just a French restaurant, it’s a Soho institution L’Escargot, 48 Greek Street, London W1D 4EF (020 7439 7474). Meal for two, including drinks and ...

It is named after its most famous delicacy — and, fittingly, L’Escargot wants Londoners to enjoy their lunch at more leisurely pace. The French restaurant, which opened in Soho during the summer of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. L'Escargot's Greek Street exterior (Image: Provided) Arriving early for my 7:30pm reservation at L’Escargot I ask if it’s ok to ...

You’ll know you’ve arrived at L’Escargot once you spot the vintage-style, neon lights spelling out its name, and notice the plaster bust of a person riding a giant snail above the door (it turns out ...

It was once suggested that it was easier to get quotes out of Marcel Marceau than Tommy Carberry. His praise for the wonder horse of his career, L’Escargot, was succinct, reflecting on him as “a ...

Immediately recognisable to London diners-about-town by its neon sign, Greek Street bistrot L’Escargot is a true Soho institution. Serving classic French fare to hungry Londoners since 1927, the ...

It's London’s oldest French restaurant, but people got a little wobbly when L’Escargot closed its doors earlier this year, worried it would never open them again. The good news is that it will!

FROM THE ARCHIVES AINTREE AND THE CARBERRYS: In 1975 Tommy Carberry guided L’Escargot home to thwart a Red Rum Grand National… FROM THE ARCHIVES AINTREE AND THE CARBERRYS: In 1975 Tommy Carberryguided ...

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