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A careful parody: Noble Rot Soho reviewed

12 June 2021

9:00 AM

12 June 2021

9:00 AM

Noble Rot sits in Greek Street, Soho, on the site of the old Gay Hussar, which squatted here from 1953 like a rebuke. Some people loved this Hungarian ‘left-wing’ restaurant, with its terrible food, its library of Labour-themed political biographies, its raging cartoons and fond memories of Harold Wilson. But you can’t eat political biographies — not if you have taste.

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Noble Rot, 2 Greek Street, London, W1D 4NB, tel: 0207 183 8190.

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