Café in the Crypt (St Martin in the Fields) was very good value
for money, and the food was excellent. Thinking back, I find it
a bit creepy feeding yourself and standing on a tomb...
It was not exactly dancing on someone's grave, but close to it!
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Café in the Crypt
While visiting London I found that the food and drink in the
Café in the Crypt (St Martin in the Fields) was very good value for money, and the food was excellent. Thinking back, I find it a bit creepy feeding yourself and standing on a tomb... It was not exactly dancing on someone's grave, but close to it!
Re: Café in the Crypt
This shot besides being excellent reminds me of the time that St Martin in the Fields was just a crypt. My family and myself lived not far away in Shaftesbury Avenue and I used to walk by St Martin every day on my way to Kings College.
Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Re: Café in the Crypt
Thanks for your kind comments. I enjoyed London
very much and I hope to go back soon, but is not cheap so I better start saving.
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