Combine a two course meal at Spaghetti House on St. Martin’s Lane before or after the theatre for a total price of just £23.50 including an Upper Circle ticket for La Cage Aux Folles.
The ticket alone is normally priced at £17.50 so effectively you are getting a two course meal for just £6.00 per person. continue reading »
We have two new packages available for Hairspray offering an Upper Circle ticket valued at £32.50 and a two course meal at Maxwell’s before or after the show for just £28.50 per person – less than the price of the ticket! continue reading »
Two new ticket and dinner packages are now available offering either a pre or post theatre dinner at Cape Town Fish Market and a top price ticket for Sister Act the Musical at the London Palladium. The ticket price is normally £60 but we have the packages available at £60 including the meal. continue reading »
We have a new ticket and dinner package available which combines a two course meal from the pre theatre menu at Spaghetti House Leicester Square with a balcony ticket for Shawshank Redemption at the Wyndhams Theatre.
A passion for good food and authentic Italian flavours were the main ingredients which inspired the Lavarini family to open the first Spaghetti House restaurant in 1955 in Goodge Street.
Since those early days Spaghetti House has now grown into a 10 strong group of restaurants, all located at iconic locations in the West End of London, where generations of customers continue to enjoy the same convivial hospitality and friendly service combined with the delicious simplicity and affordable quality of Italian cuisine.
Based on the short novel Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption by Stephen King, this iconic story inspired the ever popular film.
Evening performance: Tuesday to Thursday and Saturday 7.30pm, Friday 8.30pm
Package availability: Valid Tuesday to Thursday evenings
Restaurant booked for: 6pm
Ticket normally: £25.00 per person
Package price: £29.50 per person
Combine either pre or post theatre dinner at Palm Court with an upper circle ticket for The Rat Pack at the Adelphi Theatre.
Palm Court Brasserie boasts a relaxed and tranquil atmosphere and an unrivalled view of Covent Garden. The menu absorbs dishes by influence from Italian and French culture and gives them a traditionally British slant. The emphasis of Palm Court Brasserie cuisine is focused on light and healthy dishes representing an attractive fusion of the rustic and urban styles.
Drift back to a glamourous era and join Frank, Sammy and Dean in this all singing, all dancing, production, featuring a plethora of Rat Pack songs.
Package availability: Valid Monday to Friday evenings
Restaurant booked for: 6pm
Ticket normally: £20.00 per person
Package price: £27.50 per person
We have a new ticket and dinner package available for The 39 Steps and Planet Hollywood. The packages combine a two course meal from the pre theatre menu at Planet Hollywood with a ticket (normally £22.50) for The 39 Steps at the Criterion Theatre for just £24.50 per person.
Hitchcock meets hilarious in this innovative and award-winning comedy at the Criterion Theatre! Based on the John Buchan novel, and memorably filmed by Alfred Hitchcock, this astonishing theatrical tour-de-force is played with just four actors who play a minimum of 139 roles. THE 39 STEPS await you, so book today!
Evening performance: Monday to Saturday 8pm
Running Time: 2 hours
Planet Hollywood is a madhouse of giant proportions. From the scurrying waiters to the continuous soundtracks to the projection screen going up and down, to the sounds of happy kids, to the visual overload of a collection of museum-quality film memorabilia, Planet Hollywood’s atmosphere is absolutely unique.
Package Availability: Valid Monday to Thursday evenings (excluding school holidays)
Restaurant booked for : 6pm
Package Price: £24.50 Per person
The package comprises a two course meal from the pre-theatre menu at Planet Hollywood with a ticket for Prick Up Your Ears at the Comedy Theatre.
Matt Lucas stars in Prick Up Your Ears, a new play by Simon Bent, dramatising the relationship between Kenneth Halliwell and playwright Joe Orton. continue reading »