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The themed restaurant is designed to thrill children with animatronic wildlife, cascading waterfalls and jungle-sound effects. The menu has lots of family-friendly fare, from 'paradise pizza' and 'Bamba's bangers' to a host of amusing dishes for grown-ups. The children's menu costs £11.95 for two courses.
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020 7434 3111
Meals served noon-10pm Mon-Fri; 11.30am-8pm Sat; 11.30am-10pm Sun.
Main courses £12.95-£18.90
Credit cards AmEx, MC, V
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Babies and children welcome ( children's menu; crayons; high chairs; nappy-changing facilities ), Separate rooms for parties ( seating 11-100 ), Entertainment ( face painting weekends & school hols )Rainforest Café map
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Thorourly enjoyed our family meal at The Rainforest Cafe London. We didn't book a head so when we got there it was busy but were told we would be seated in half an hour so popped out then came back. We were seated promptly and greeted by a very plesant waiter. The meal was good and the atmosphere was fantastic, the kids really had a good time. The price is a bit much but for the experience it was worth it. Will definitely be coming back again.
Wasn’t keen at first (thunderstorms? moving gorillas?) but lovely place for the kids. Brought my nieces there for lunch at the week end and they absolutely loved it! Children menu very impressive with organic food and allergy and intolerances options, although my nieces were more keen on the giant frog came out a one point to walk through the tables!
Visited with a friend of mine on another's recommendation and absolutely loved it. Really enjoyed my steak, although I wasn't particularly fond of my lemon tart, but my friend's brownie was delicious. Service was really good, waiter was extremely helpful with the menu. Is a bit pricey but most places in central London probably are.
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