This formica-and-blackboards cafe is one of the last true vestiges of old Soho, a place where journalists, artists and builders settle in for hours with the newspapers and a cuppa, while office workers nip in for a quick snack. The Italian bits and pieces are good, but the real highlights are the all-day breakfasts and sausage and bacon sandwiches, washed down with a cup of strong, milky tea. It's open in the evening, though the excellent value means that you may struggle to get a seat after 6.
Bar Bruno
10 Wardour Street, W1F
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This formica-and-blackboards cafe is one of the last true vestiges of old Soho, a place where journalists, artists and builders settle in for hours with the newspapers and a cuppa, while office workers nip in for a quick snack. The Italian bits and pieces are good, but the real highlights are the all-day breakfasts and sausage and bacon sandwiches, washed down with a cup of strong, milky tea. It's open in the evening, though the excellent value means that you may struggle to get a seat after 6.
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