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Ontario, Canada Food Guide: 4 Central European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in London
Find out what Central European restaurants to try in London. You’ll see double-decker buses and even the River Thames, but while London, Ontario, has clearly been inspired by its British namesake, this is a distinctly Canadian destination. Attractions like Fanshawe Pioneer Village, Banting House and Eldon House will captivate history buffs. Or indulge your, shall we say, slightly less cerebral side with a tour of the Labatt Brewery.
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1. Unique Food Attitudes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By beachlovers99
Homemade authentic Polish cooking, cooked from scratch, well done. Tried pierogies, crepes, borsht, potato pancakes with goulash, cabbage rolls. We were a group of 4 which shared, and I went back a few days later for lunch. I am from out of town, but will be back on my next visit to London. I was brought up on this type of food, and have been making pierogies for many years, really liked hers, as well as everything else
2. Budapest Dining Room & Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 188 reviews
Reviewed By knight94728
This place claims to be "London's Oldest Restaurant" and it reminds me of other really good ethnic restaurants, like Mader's in Milwaukee. Food is great, portion sizes are substantial. Service was by a very knowledgable young lady, Julie, who was informative, and very helpful. Wife ordered a bowl of the Cabbage soup, which was fantastic!. I had the $30 (Canadian) dinner, with the beef stroganoff, weiner schnitzel, and sausage, which was outstanding. They add the cabbage salad (similar to a cole slaw, but without the mayo), and the spatial. Great stuff, reasonably priced! I couldn't finish it all. For desert, I ordered the poppy seed roll, which was not sweet, but very flavorful. Great place, I'd go again and again!
3. Marienbad Restaurant & Chaucer's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Marienbad Restaurant and Chaucer's Pub -- A Taste of Europe since 1974.
Reviewed By Jane C
We were lucky enough to get in on their last Murder Mystery Dinner theatre June 21st with the "Murder for Hire" troupe. The meal was amazing and very generous (chicken breast, pork cutlet, veggies and potato fingers, salad and desert), they also offered a vegan dish (stir fry) that looked tasty. The actors were a tonne of fun and they dined with us allowing us to ask questions of the plot. They start back up again in the fall and I would highly recommend it to everyone!
4. Aranka Csarda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By Cass8-4U
We come to this family run Hungarian restaurant fairly often because we get delicious food at good value. Our favourite meal is the Aranka Platter. Pork Schnitzel, chicken breast fillets and smokey saucey tender ribs are served up on a wooden platter with fries, rice, fresh veggies and a side of paprikish sauce. We ask to substitute spaetzle (pinched pasta) for rice and German red cabbage for veggies and they are happy to oblige. This huge meal is $39 for 2 and we have leftovers for another day! Another Hungarian restaurant in town has roughly the same for a LOT more money Aranka has Hungarian wine by the 1/2 liter which matches this meal well. Service is friendly, efficient and accommodating. They offer specials Tues.to Thurs. for $12! And they are open for breakfast on the weekend. Eating in a quiet rural area with a view of fields is also a treat.
