Lets face it, being stranded in London, whether you've missed the last tube or are stuck in grid-locked traffic, is massively stressful. However, finding yourself marooned at this Italian restaurant is a long way from being an inconvenience. A perfect blend of casual atmosphere, fine food, ideal location and great value for money creates a perfect Italian dining experience in the heart of London. At the core of theatreland, Stranded in London is surrounded by playhouses such as the Vaudeville, Savoy, Aldwych and the Adelphi Theatres. Owner Marco Arquati has been a part of the Strand's makeup for over 27 years, having previously run self-service caféand sandwich shop, Da Marco, from the premises. His Stranded in London restaurant continues his traditions of quality.
Find solace inside this charming eatery, with its subtly lit interior coated in warm colours, offset by curves and soothing art. Stranded in London also has two lovely private rooms, which can seat 30 diners apiece. The hard work that has been poured into the menu is easy to see; freshness is key and Marco often sources his ingredients from some of London's best markets. Marco has created a well-balanced à la carte menu of creative dishes, presented with precision. You may find yourself trying the classic primi prosciutto con melone, with the finest cured ham and refreshing melon. Continue to the mains, and perhaps sample a carne dish like the delightful petto d'anatra all'agrodolce: a lean breast of duck pan-fried with raisins, honey and Port, served with carrot batons.
The Italian team of waiters are as friendly as can be, topping up your wine before you've realised your glass was approaching empty. The lunch menu offers all the quality of its main menu for a budget-conscious price. Stranded in London is ideally located for exploring some of London's most interesting landmarks, such as Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square - so whether sightseeing, going to the theatre or just in need of some excellent Italian fare, remember Marco and his team are just along the Strand
Find solace inside this charming eatery, with its subtly lit interior coated in warm colours, offset by curves and soothing art. Stranded in London also has two lovely private rooms, which can seat 30 diners apiece. The hard work that has been poured into the menu is easy to see; freshness is key and Marco often sources his ingredients from some of London's best markets. Marco has created a well-balanced à la carte menu of creative dishes, presented with precision. You may find yourself trying the classic primi prosciutto con melone, with the finest cured ham and refreshing melon. Continue to the mains, and perhaps sample a carne dish like the delightful petto d'anatra all'agrodolce: a lean breast of duck pan-fried with raisins, honey and Port, served with carrot batons.
The Italian team of waiters are as friendly as can be, topping up your wine before you've realised your glass was approaching empty. The lunch menu offers all the quality of its main menu for a budget-conscious price. Stranded in London is ideally located for exploring some of London's most interesting landmarks, such as Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square - so whether sightseeing, going to the theatre or just in need of some excellent Italian fare, remember Marco and his team are just along the Strand
Open: Mon-Sat noon-3pm, 5pm-11pm (last orders 11pm)

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