Salieri Pre-Theatre Dinner - Pre-Theatre meal
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Address
Salieri Theatre Restaurant, 376 The Strand
LONDON, WC2R 0LQ
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Tube Stations
Covent Garden
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Add a Pre-Theatre Dinner at an excellent restaurant in the heart of Theatreland.
In the heart of the West End and Theatreland, Salieri Theatre Restaurant offers a unique choice for a pre- or post-theatre dinner in a very special atmosphere with fine Mediterranean cuisine, an extensive choice of wines and warm, personal service.
A 2 or 3 course menu is available Monday to Friday with a 3 course menu only available on a Saturday.
Two/Three Course Pre-Theatre Menu
Starter
Soup of the Day
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Crayfish Cocktail
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Home Made Warm Leek and Gorgonzola Tart
Main Course
Braised Shank of Lamb
With Oriental Rice, Broccoli and Stuffed Tomato
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Supreme of Chicken
Cooked in White Wine, Cream and Mushrooms, Served With New Potatoes, Market Vegetables
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Cannelloni Florentine
Fresh Pasta Filled With Spinach and Ricotta Cheese Glazed With Mornay Sauce
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