Remembering the New Piccadilly Café in central London

[han]

Maybe we should have a U75 night out at the Piccadilly [/SIZE]

Definitely! I love that place It rocks! Let's do it!

 

[han]

ps: the lasagna and chips there are to die for....

Great pics and feature, Mike

 

[butterfly child]

*ahem*

I have put up a thread in community about a U75 New Piccadilly Cafe meet up.. and no-ones posted on it.

 

[lang rabbie]

According to Classic Cafes:

Marioni Mania: A new TV movie by Richard 'Notting Hill' Curtis called 'The Girl in the Cafe' was filmed in the New Piccadilly recently. Featuring Bill Nighy and Kelly Macdonald, it's out in Autumn and threatens to turn New Picc owner Lorenzo Marioni into the mainstream modern figurehead he so richly deserves to be.

Credit: Story spotted on Londonist

 

[butterfly child]

We went to the cafe yesterday afternoon, t'was great.

 

[DaveCinzano]

nice piece, that lorenzo chap sounds like a sterling fellow

(btw 'dessert' has 2 s's )

 

[charlie mowbray]

*ahem*

I have put up a thread in community about a U75 New Piccadilly Cafe meet up.. and no-ones posted on it.

Where is it, I couldn't find the thread. Yes, always up for a nosh-up down the NP

 

[butterfly child]

Where is it, I couldn't find the thread. Yes, always up for a nosh-up down the NP

Probably on page 364 by now

 

[DaveCinzano]

Probably on page 364 by now

it's here

 

[editor]

Posted up some archive pics:

Remembering the New Piccadilly Cafe in central London -

We first visited this splendid traditional West End café exactly fifteen years ago, back in January 2005 and would regularly pop in before its inevitable closure in December 2007. We published two features at the time (scroll down for the links), but here's a selection of photos celebrating a...

www.urban75.org

 

[DaveCinzano]

Posted up some archive pics:

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Remembering the New Piccadilly Cafe in central London -

We first visited this splendid traditional West End café exactly fifteen years ago, back in January 2005 and would regularly pop in before its inevitable closure in December 2007. We published two features at the time (scroll down for the links), but here's a selection of photos celebrating a...

www.urban75.org

EXACTLY twenty years ago, in 2005?