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The Laughing Gravy
- Address:
154 Blackfriars Road
London, SE1 8ENNeighbourhood:
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BritishPrice: £26 to £40
The Laughing Gravy
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.thelaughinggravy.co.uk/
- Phone: 020 7998 1707
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 12pm - 3pm, 5pm - 10pm
Friday: 12pm - 3pm, 5pm - 10:30pm
Saturday: 12pm - 4pm, 5pm - 10:30pm
Sunday: 12pm - 4:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: European, British
- Executive Chef: Michael Facey
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Getting there
- Cross Street: Webber Street
- Public Transit: Walking distance from both Southwark and Waterloo stations.
Direct bus from Kings Cross/Farringdon/The City - the number 45, 63 and 100 stop almost outside.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: There are pay and display meters on Webber Street and adjoining streets to the restaurant. In the evening it is possible to park on single yellow lines just on the adjacent road.
A word from The Laughing Gravy
The Laughing Gravy is one of London's best kept secrets located near to Waterloo and Southwark tubes as well as the vibrant Southbank and Borough district of London.Continued
Relaxed and inviting, we offer an incredible menu of fresh, seasonal dishes with a well-chosen wine list that reflects our attention to detail.
Occupying the ground floor of an original foundry building, the restaurant, which is in walking distance from both the Old and Young Vic, seats up to 50 diners and has a buzzy bar.
Relaxed and inviting, we offer an incredible menu of fresh, seasonal dishes with a well-chosen wine list that reflects our attention to detail.
Occupying the ground floor of an original foundry building, the restaurant, which is in walking distance from both the Old and Young Vic, seats up to 50 diners and has a buzzy bar.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerPre/post Theatre
- Diners' Choice WinnerBritish
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The Laughing Gravy reviews from OpenTable diners
413 reviews since 26 November 2013
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambience4Value3.8
fit for foodies (224)special occasions (167)romance (112)pre/post theatre (109)business meals (97)sunday lunch (87)good vegetarian options (73)group bookings (63)outstanding value (38)brunch (36)outdoor eating (21)child friendly (18)disabled access (8)afternoon tea (4)Show More
- Sunday lunch at The Laughing GravydeegeepeeDined on 23/11/2014There's quite a convivial atmosphere at Sunday lunch. On entering we were left unattended and awkward without greeting. Once seated things improved, though the entire staff (manager included) appeared most matter of fact throughout. A smile would go quite a long way here. That said, the food was honest and plentiful, and it was quite a pleasant experience. This place needs some warmth, which was thankfully provided by other (local) diners, who seemed to be enjoying themselves. This restaurant has the potential to be really good.......Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A perfect venue for a celebrationjonandrichDined on 22/11/2014My wife and I ate dinner early evening with our two sons, to celebrate a 30th birthday for one of them. The whole experience was outstanding from the way we were greeted and served cocktails right through the evening. The atmosphere is cosy, stylish and welcoming; the staff are enthusiastic and friendly yet very professional. The food was wonderful, My sons had burgers which they rated very highly; my wife had vegetarian/salad options which were presented exactly as she'd requested and I had the venison wellington which was to die for. All washed down with an excellent range of beers and wines, plus some mouthwatering deserts (especially the salted caramel). A definite return visit to be arranged, plus recommendations for friends and wider family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely mealGarethDined on 22/11/2014We are a family of 2 adults and 3 children and although, I wouldn't say this is a family restaurant, our kids still really enjoyed their meals. Best meal out we've he in a long time, definitely recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LizzieDined on 21/11/2014Service was a bit slow. We had to wait quite a while for our first round of drinks and when they arrived, they got the order wrong. As we were waiting for our staters there seemed to be a lot of diners also waiting and not many eating!! Overall the meal was nice, but service generally could have been better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!MetcalfeDined on 19/11/2014I will get going back! I took corporate guests but will be returning with friends for sure. The food was excellent.Special Features:
- Lobely lovely restaurant, and keep on going back.JuneyBVIPDined on 19/11/2014Lovely restaurant, and the staff are delightful. Food is delicious - so what not to like. Will definitely be back!
- Lovely pre-theatremuswellmummyDined on 19/11/2014The Laughing Gravy was recommended to us as being close to the Old Vic, where we were going for a 7:30 play. We arrived at 6:10 and were shown into the lovely dining-room: airy with fairy lights and a glass ceiling. Our waiter said one course would be a good idea if we had to leave by 7:15 and we did just that with sides and a bottle of wine. Three of us had various fish dishes and the fourth had one of the vegetarian options. The food was delicious and service was very prompt. We were full without being stuffed which kept us awake for the play! I would recommend Laughing Gravy to anyone who is in the area for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- this is a gem - we were delighted.SandraDined on 15/11/2014We were looking for somewhere within easy reach of Tate Modern and took a punt on this please simply on the previous reviews. It was fabulous - I cannot wait to go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovely gravy;)James1Dined on 14/11/2014I have been on two occasions and both times the food and service were very good. Our waitress was lovely and the ambience great. Very good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LonDinerDined on 14/11/2014A decent restaurant with good food but prices to match. The dessert menu was overly adventurous for our tastes but I would recommend the starters and main courses.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JuneyBVIPDined on 12/11/2014The food is outstanding, and the staff are a delight - very helpful without being overbearing.
- Disappointing – don't botherOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/11/2014Unfortunately after waiting for 1 hour and 45 minutes for our Sunday roasts, the food arrived cold. There was little communication from the wait staff and a weak explanation of "we've had a lot of large groups" was provided after we questioned them on several occasions. We were offered one complimentary dessert for our troubles. The final straw was being charged £23.50 for roast lamb when the menu had it listed for £20.50. Won't be going here again. Absolutely terrible.
- First visitStrictlydinerDined on 7/11/2014I visited the Laughing Gravy with my daughter on our weekend London trip. It was excellent food with many choices, can't comment on the puddings as we didn't get that far! A little slow on the service however that was an advantage for us😉 but we were not hurried at all and if someone gad been playing the piano(which was close to our table) it would have added to the ambience. Would definitely recommend to family and friendsSpecial Features:
- Nice placeDeboDined on 7/11/2014Nice place and very Nice employees. Starters were very good, the main courses rather more classical.Special Features:
- OutandaboutDined on 7/11/2014Lovely food and great service, highly recommended.Special Features:
- Always a Laugh at the Gravy...LadyZimmaDined on 7/11/2014I've dined here a good few times and am eternally grateful to my colleague for introducing me to this fabulous establishment. We celebrated my friend's birthday over lunch and as usual, the food was superb. The service was impeccable and what I love about this place is it's laid back chic. Staff that are non-intrusive, but have extensive knowledge to give a recommendation. One guest check after the food is served. It's not the cheapest lunch location, but to indulge in good food or for a special occasion; The Laughing Gravy is the place to be. The food is always freshly prepared and beautifully presented plus birthday girl got a free dessert. I had a wee tipple - their new cocktail, which was delightful. To quote Arnie; I'll be back...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good food and great atmosphereLoulabelleDined on 5/11/2014I have been here a couple of times now and have always been impressed with the quality of food. I had the lamb which was really tasty and my friend hand the venison and said it was delicious. The Laughing Gravy is becoming one of my firm favourites. I would definitely recommend to others.Special Features:
- MarjieDined on 5/11/2014A nice cosy restaurant with comfortable seating and lovely lightening / decor in the evening. Staff were really welcoming and nice, put a sweet candel in my birthday desert and guided me to the restaurant as I was a little lost - if using Google maps best to search using the postcode. Food all tasted and looked fantastic. Great also for a special kind of dinner event.Special Features:
- good ambiencessssDined on 3/11/2014Good ambience good food bit hard to find as google map showed it closer to the river, when in fact it is south of Southwark tube stationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovelyemmaeclareDined on 31/10/2014Delicious food at a totally reasonable price. Would certainly go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious food...mandkDined on 29/10/2014Wonderful atmosphere, really excellent staff. My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit to The Laughing Gravy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gem near WaterlooMrRDVDined on 29/10/2014The size of the restaurant is just right and very nice ambience. The food is good especially the dessert- got the salted caramel dessert and it was amazing!Special Features:
- Laughing GravyyummygrubDined on 27/10/2014We visited Laughing Gravy for a 21st Birthday Lunch. Staff very helpful and friendly. Food was wonderful - especially the steak.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Can't wait to go back.LozpaykDined on 26/10/2014When it comes to family get togethers, I usually have quite specific set of conditions regarding venues. Generally lively but not too noisy, homely / warm, good value for money and good service. This place ticked all the boxes and was an independent option instead of a chain. It was a 10 min walk from South Bank but it was a very mild evening. The best thing was the service. We arrived 30 mins early and were still looked after in the bar area. The waiting staff were second to none, attentive and polite. The wine list was expensive but diverse. The Yorkshire Puddings and actual gravy? To die for. A lovely menu with something for everyone. A tiny bit noisy but also a lively vibe. Will definitely be coming back.Special Features:
- Great placeCarlaM76Dined on 26/10/2014Noted the ambiance as soon as I entered the restaurant and knew I had chosen well. Enjoyed a fantastic Sunday Roast (beef) with a delicious dessert. The service was excellent with every member of the team I encountered making me feel welcome and ensuring I enjoyed the afternoon throughout. Highly recommend and I look forward to a return visitSpecial Features:
- Excellent!DebbieDDined on 26/10/2014Wanted earlier time than booked initially and staff were very accommodating. Staff very friendly and attentive. Food excellent, chef even left cauliflower out of macaroni dish at my son's request. Wine lovely and typical london price - not too expensive. Best roast beef I have had in a long time.Special Features:
- FiwaFiwaDined on 24/10/2014We came15 min too, late. At first they say sorry we can not eat there. It is too late, and I said we came this evening from Norway! He say he could ask the kitchen again. Then he said we can have som burgers. That was good, but we want some other food. Sorry for thatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstanding food.PhilVIPDined on 24/10/2014Ir might not look much from the outside but A quirky dining room and excellent food await. The scotch egg and belly pork starters were amazing! Mains were good too. Service was a bit slow and inattentive but I'll forgive them that for the quality the bring on the plate.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!bigeatDined on 23/10/2014First time visiting but worth the short walk from Southwark tube. Nice dining room area and excellent British menu, with friendly and attentive service. Would definitely go back.Special Features:
- 20th AnniversarytedybearmehDined on 21/10/2014By nature neither of us are 'going out' kind of people, but for our 20th we wanted something special to mark this amazing milestone...and by choosing the Laughing Gravy, we achieved something special! The prices on the menu at first seemed a little high, but by the end, it was worth every penny. The service was faultless...made to feel welcome from the start. The menu was quite small, but the choice was enough. The food was beautiful through every course. Not huge portions, but there was just enough.the prices are a little steep when you read the menu...but by the end of the meal you realise.it is worth every penny. Please remember to tip the staff, they deserve it for the service they provide. Excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent, inventive cookingAnnelithDined on 20/10/2014A classic bistro - excellent, fresh in-season ingredients, well and inventively cooked (scallops with Scotch eggs - that's a first for me!) Fast, good, attentive service. Relatively small so cosy but comfortable. My Venison Wellington was perfectly cooked: moist & tender, & the cauliflower cheese macaroni as a side dish was not only unusual, but a perfect complement (I was actually secretly hoping to find cauliflower cheese on a restaurant menu, as I'm a virtual addict of it, so couldn't believe my eyes or luck when I saw it!) The drinks are also excellent - the fresh fruit cocktails are amazing (I had a fresh raspberry Bellini) & the wine list's small but a good selection, some by the glass or carafe (great if eating alone).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ScrumptiousTSF18Dined on 18/10/2014A great find. A friendly welcome on arrival. Once seated it was obvious this was not the place to come if you want a quiet romantic evening meal. Very good friendly atmosphere for groups celebrating special occasions or for pre/post theatre meals. But with food tasting this good who has got time to talk. The salted caramel fudge desert was very rich but truly scrumptious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An amazing experienceKarenBDined on 17/10/2014The food was simply incredible and the service was some of the best we had during our week in London. The menu items are very original and prepared so nicely. I would recommend this to a friend and would go back again myself.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunch!JHodDined on 17/10/2014This is a great restaurant within walking distance of the Old and New Vic. The food was great - reasonably priced for what it is and very tasty. The staff were really pleasant and helpful once you got their attention. I will definitely be going again.Special Features:
- Delicious food & good serviceTaffwynDined on 14/10/2014A good variety on the menu & our meals were superbly presented and very tasty. Attentive and welcoming staff.Special Features:
- Service not greatAnonDined on 12/10/2014The food was good and we really enjoyed it. However the let down was the service. Everything was too slow, waited for the starters forever and didn't even had bread available. Could see other tables had been served and finished and the food still took long. The waitress done two mistakes with our orders and not even a rectification in the bill. The drinks took far too long to be served. The bill came up quite expensive as well in the end.
- Very impressedTwigletDined on 12/10/2014We chose this place due to the convenient location and the previous good reviews, and were very impressed. We were a group of four adults and one toddler, and were made to feel very welcome. The meals (inc. Sunday roasts) were excellent, and the desserts amongst the best I've had. Would definitely return, and recommend.Special Features:
- really lovely foodlambieDined on 9/10/2014I came here for an anniversary dinner, and so was after something special, without being super pricey. I was not disappointed, staff were lovely, great with information about the menu - food and wine - and attentive without being in our faces. The restaurant had a lovely cosy, not too bright relaxed atmosphere, and the food was amazing - beautifully presented and impressively delicious. I've been telling everyone, and fully intend to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YUMMorph4uDined on 9/10/2014Delicious meal, friendly service and buzzing atmosphereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Evening TreatrjjonesDined on 8/10/2014Booked the restaurant based on location, was called by friendly-sounding chap to confirm booking, offered directions but I'd just been to recce. Arrived spot on 8, service very attentive, good conversation, relaxed atmosphere. Food was very good, and the house wine was spot-on! Sadly only had time for starters and main, time to 930 went very quickly. We would want to go back with more time to spare, and enjoy a three course meal next time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Lilly Henric was raised by a single mother in El Paso, who also supported Lilly's grandmother. At the age of six, Lilly heard someone playing piano and begged her mother for lessons—and her own piano. Her mother finally relented, and bought the piano making payments with a coupon book every month for three years.
That piano made a lot of moves over the years with Henric—to Mexico, back to El Paso, to Houston a couple of times, and finally to her home in Oak Hill. "I kept that coupon book in the piano bench because it embodied everything that my mother had done for me," said Henric.
More than half a century later, Henric's home and most of her belongings were destroyed last year in the April 17 fire. "I watched them take the piano out of my home and I gave up hope on it. It felt like a funeral home taking the body away."
Henric, whose home was uninsured, put thoughts of the piano out of her head in the crazy aftermath of the fire. Amber Kubik—who along with Amy Harper and John Pfannkuche has been front and center in the rebuilding of Henric's home—was there when the piano was pulled from the rubble. "Part of the roof had fallen on it. There were ashes and burn marks all over it and keys missing," said Kubik.
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PORTAGE COUNTY PART TIME Seeking individual to provide emergency mental health evaluations, diagnostic assessments, crisis interventions, and supportive services to both general population and mentally ill people of all ages. Must have Ohio licensure as LSW, PC or SWT; excellent customer service skills; clean driving record; and crisis or mental health experience. Must be able to work primaril...
FULL TIME - PORTAGE COUNTY Seeking VRP3 Coordinator to manage vocational cases according to Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities policies. This will include determining eligibility for the VRP3 program, coordinating assessments as necessary, and developing, implementing, and managing Individual Employment Plans (IEPs) for persons with significant disabilities. Responsible for plan prepara...
FULL TIME PORTAGE COUNTY Excellent opportunity for Director of Case Management with a community behavioral health organization in Portage County. Director will be responsible for providing supervision to a team of case managers, coordinate staff schedules and manage budgets. Director will provide clinical supervision aligned with Evidence Based Practices approach and will provide direct service...
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I have been working at TeleCommunication Systems full-time (more than an year)
Company promotes higher ed, certifications, good facility, good location, good co-workers, good benefits at a good cost to employee, team building activities like annual picnic is the best
facility is cramped, individual work space is small
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Complex and challenging - my dream come true! Planning is so much better than the old days. I'm glad for the new management and like where we are going. We have a strategy that is communicated. There is a genuine concern to produce quality and exceed customer demands. Sometimes these sites are overblown with negativity so I'm going to put the good story out there.Cons
The work day is long and we have so much going on that it's fun, but tiring, too.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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Work here is more complex that imaginable for a 911 service. Many problems are technically difficult to solve and I like that. The benefits are pretty good compared to similar companies I have worked in. The company needed to change and my Sr. Management is focused on that. Many weak players have left - some complained on this website I think. We are adding products and services that focus on increasing revenue and keeping jobs secure in this crazy economy. We seem to have a vision that is communicated to everyone in the SB unit. The technical teams have been weeded down to the strong and those who like to work as a team. HR cares about the employees and gets involved.Cons
The work is not easy so it is not for everyone. Schedules are driven by customers so sometimes the hours are long. I disliked the number of weak team mates, but most have left or been asked to leave, I guess. The processes take too long for buying necessary stuff.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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Bathwick Apartment
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This luxurious ground floor apartment located in the heart of the beautiful and chic city of Bath, offers the elegance of Georgian style with the benefits of a modern layout, a perfect location to extensively explore this famous world heritage site.
Located in the picturesque heart of the historic city of Bath, this modern apartment combines Georgian period charm with contemporary comfort. For those looking for an unforgettable break, Bathwick apartment is the place for you. The location alone is spectacular, as it is positioned on Bathwick Street making it easy to explore all the attractions of the city.
After a busy day exploring the city you can head back and enjoy a glass of wine in your own private courtyard or relax inside in the beautiful open plan lounge, dining area and modern kitchen. This apartment also offers two bedrooms making it perfect for families, friends or couples to stay. (The king size bedrooms can be made into single beds upon request)
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Azealia Banks Slams Perez Hilton with Homophobic Slur, Tells Blogger to Kill Himselfby Hilton Hater at . Comments
The Justin Bieber pot photos are not the only scandal making headlines this weekend.
Azealia Banks has created quite the stir on Twitter due to her feud with Perez Hilton, which stems from a post on the blogger's site about a "beef" between Banks and artist Angel Haze.
In response, Banks Tweeted:
"@PerezHilton does your butthole whistle? Like is your butthole so stretched and raggedy the air whistles when you move?"
After Perez shot back with "some of your music is cute, but your attention-seeking ways are pathetic and hurtful. You drag while others choose to uplift," Banks took the rivalry even further, writing:
"omg u should just kill yourself... Like for real. lol what a messy f****t you are."
As you might expect, this word choice resulted in major backlash against Banks, who didn't back down in her initial reply to the firestorm.
"A f****t is not a homosexual male," she Tweeted. "A f****t is any male who acts like a female. There's a BIG difference. If u listen to my music and are not offended by the word n***a.... We're not gonna go here with this f****t s**t... We're just not. Lol."
But Banks finally acquiesced to the criticism, at least somewhat, ending her portion of the back-and-forth for now with:
"My most sincere apologies to anyone who was indirectly offended by my foul language. Not sorry for Perez tho. Lol."
Black people are the most racial on earth. I think their bitter.
I believe that you're sadly mistaken Mr. Whatever your real name is. I'm a black woman and I'm not bitter at all. I have and continue to live a pretty decent life. Please do not categorize all black people that way.
It makes you come across very narrow-minded and myopic in your universal views on people of color. Hope you're not one of those types. Anyhow, have yourself a nice day and a happy new year OK!
Wow, I never heard of who she is until now but looking at her tweets I swear her head is stuck in her own ass licking it. She is so up herself. I hope Perez doesn't pay much attention to her. People like her will drag you down to her level.
Unsure who this black singer is but she was way out of line. Unreal that a black person could say such hateful homophobic slang. Perez should have called her the N word, but, of course, he is too classy (and intelligent) for that, like this train wreck ho.
Didn't anyone teach you that saying hatefilled angry things doesn't get an intelligent response, it only further perpetuates a negative stereotype brought on by clueless Unintelligent harpy racist jackasses such as yourself....You inbred hick!
This coming from the person spewing the most hatefilled angry things on this thread! Pot-kettle-black.
@Mike, oh so 2 wrongs do make a right.... idiot.
What an ignorant nigger. Offence intended. Kill yourself or go back to Africa. Oh, sorry if that offended other African-Americans but not you.
This is why the powers that be should have better funding to keep the loonybins over at longview to keep Foul ass red neck bastards like you from ever escaping! Why don't you go back to hell hillbilly cracker Jack.
i agree with this comment. this singer was way out of line and a complete mess. i would say people should boycott her music but i have no idea who this beyotch even is. i guess she is seeking her 5 minutes, stupid ho.
Don't get down to her level. She's ignorant and so is her so is her music. Had it been Perez that called her a nigger, they would have crucified him for it. Nigger is to blacks as faggot is to gays. They've both hurtful and degrading. No one should ever be called either.


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Panoramic Tokyo Day Tour - Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Temple and Tokyo Bay Cruise
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Return to the coach and drive past the towering Japanese House of Parliament en route to the Imperial Palace East Garden. Located outside the Imperial Palace on the grounds of a former Edo-era castle, the expansive grounds contain a tea pavilion, traditional Japanese garden, a moat and stone walls.
Next, walk along Nakamise Shopping Street, a colorful promenade lined with food stands and souvenir shops that leads up to Tokyo's oldest and most significant Buddhist temple, Asakusa Kannon Temple (also known as Senso-ji). Your guide takes you through the market to tour the magnificent architecture, shrines, and Japanese gardens around the temple.
Leave Asakusa Kannon Temple and drive by the celebrated Ginza shopping district with its eye-popping neon lights, department stores and giant theaters. Then sit down for a Western-style lunch at Pastel-Tei restaurant, which overlooks Hamarikyu Garden, Tokyo's only surviving seaside garden from the Edo period.
When you finish your meal, board a large boat for a 1-hour cruise around Tokyo Bay. Snap photos of Tokyo's skyline and iconic sights such as Rainbow Bridge. At the end of your cruise, check out the futuristic waterfront shopping district called Aqua City Odaiba. Keep an eye out for architectural fancies in this area, including the Fuji TC Building, Tokyo Big Sight, and Telecom Center.
Your tour ends at Tokyo Station as you make your own way to your hotel.
Please note: On Mondays, Fridays and other days when the Imperial Palace East Garden is closed, you will visit Imperial Palace Plaza instead.
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Panoramic Tokyo Day Tour - Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Temple and Tokyo Bay Cruise
- 50-minute Tokyo Bay cruise
- Transport by air-conditioned coach
- Professional guide
- Entrance fees
- Lunch
- Hotel pickup and (selected hotels only)
- Local taxes
- Drinks
- Gratuities (optional)
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- Not wheelchair accessible
- Infant rates apply provided they do not occupy a seat
- Infant meals not included
- Vegetarian menu is available and MUST be advised at time of booking
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Reviewed by: Alexander H, November 2014
High quality tour and the guide was absolutely amazing. Even the meal at the restaurant was better than most tour fare.
Reviewed by: Mauricia M, November 2014
Fantastic, with only 48 hours in Tokyo this tour was PERFECT! Our Tour Guide - Atsushi Inove was amazing.... so much knowledge, proud origins, he even sang how it is done at traditional Shinto wedding ceremonies. All the sites visited - the traditional temples and the new modern island - plus all the commentary by our guide Atsushi made for a GREAT day! This is our 10th tour with VIATOR all over Asia and Europe and we will continue for sure! Lunch was also wonderful! Great Tour for sure!


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Marion County Knights vs. LaRue County Hawks - Regional Tournament at 5:30 p.m. (Green County)
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Monday night the Lady Knights defeated the North Hardin Lady Trojans in the opening round of the 2011 girls 5th region tournament at Marion County High School. They won 58-36. This isn't the first time the Lady Knights have defeated the Lady Trojans. On Feb. 11, they beat North Hardin by 21 points in a 64-43 victory in Radcliff.
By the time you read this, your 2010 Kentucky Hunting and Fishing License has run out. Time to get your new one before hitting the bass waters or turkey woods.
If you like to "do it all" in our outdoors you should really consider the Kentucky sportsman's license. With that, and your federal "Duck Stamp," you can hunt and fish for all "regular" species in all "regular" seasons.
Musky, bass, panfish, doves, turkey (spring and fall), deer, etc. are covered…but not elk!
J.W. Maupin. 78, remembers using mules to work fields and selling tobacco for 50 cents per pound. His son Mike, 56, is continuing the farming tradition, although he's always used tractors. Together they raise corn, soybeans, tobacco and beef cattle on hundreds of acres of land.
And together they have been recognized for their years of dedication as the Marion County Chamber of Commerce's Outstanding Farmers.
Mike said winning the award was an honor.
The Marion County Lady Knights had no trouble winning the 20th District championship game Friday night in the Roby Dome against the Taylor County Lady Cardinals, jumping out to an early 19-0 lead and never looking back.
Last week, Lebanon City Councilman Gerald C. "Jerry" Abell pled guilty to a charge of alcohol intoxication stemming from an incident that occurred Nov. 27.
Abell, 52, of 728 Doctor Street in Lebanon was ordered by District Judge Connie Phillips to pay $130 court costs, $25 fine, $25 bond filing fee, $2.50 attorney tax and $.50 law library fee, for a total of $183.
Antique and craft dealers will come from all over the state and beyond to create a shopping and viewing delight Saturday, March 5, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, March 6, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Lebanon.
The show is set in the Convention Complex at Centre Square. All the bases are covered from baskets to Amish baskets, birdhouses, pottery and floral displays to jewelry, art photography, soaps and natural art.
Donald Smith returned to Marion County Sunday, and he issued a challenge to the community.
"It's time that you take control of your own destiny," he said.
To do that, he said people need to stop listening to the wrong voices, to act based on where they are going, and to find a purpose for their lives.
The Marion County Board of Education plans to make a decision regarding a proposed student drug-testing program at its next meeting on March 8.
Tuesday of last week, Shelton Young and Jayne Hogan, members of the Marion County Safe Community Coalition, reviewed the proposal with the board, which they originally did in April of last year. At that time, then-Superintendent Donald Smith said that he would make a recommendation concerning the student drug-testing program at the April 27 board meeting, but that never happened.
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Pascal "Pat" Jones, 50, of 130 Willow Spring Road in New Hope was indicted in Marion Circuit Court Monday of last week for first-degree rape (three counts), first-degree sodomy (three counts), first-degree sex abuse (43 counts), first-degree unlawful transaction with a minor under 16 (21 counts), unlawful transaction with a minor under 18 (40 counts), and intimidating a witness in a legal process (two counts).
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At the Jewish communal celebration of Israel's 60th anniversary in Trafalgar Square, the Schools Secretary, Ed Balls, said on behalf of the Government: "To those people who would deny even the right of the Israeli state to exist, let us say to them: 'You will not succeed'. Never again should the Jewish people have to run from tyranny." But both parties are constantly advised that they could win more votes if they distanced themselves from Israel in favour of the Palestinians. Perhaps the Jewish leadership did not want the British public to think that they had dual loyalties. If so, they were misguided, because those who make these accusations do not need any pretext for doing so. Dual loyalty has been a constant claim of anti-Semites, as if we didn't all have a plethora of loyalties.
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I grew up in this school, I went from K-12 grade and now my kids are going to the same school, in fact they had or has now had some of the same teachers that I had at the time I was there. The teachers know all the kids by there first name and most of the parents as well. You can't and want find a better school.
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I went to this school up until the Eighth Grade. Now my children are fortunate to have the same oppportunity. My best friends today are my best friends I went to school with here. This is a close community where people help others in need and a strong support team from teachers and parents alike. Sure there are a few teachers (or maybe just one) who do not get what Perdido is all about, but in time I hope they catch on. I am very proud that a large percentage of Perdido students are at the top of their class when they get to Baldwin County High School. I would like to thank all of the great teachers at Perdido who are today training and educating tomorrow's leaders.
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I would give multiple 0 stars if I could. I brought in my 10 week Great Dane puppy that recently had his ears cropped to get rebandaged. The doctor not only taped and bandaged his WHOLE head, but the ears were sticking sideways instead of UP. When I called the doctor to complain, he was extremely rude and told me if I didn't like it that I could do it myself. Not to mention not acknowledging there was anything wrong! To make matters worse, they fraudulently charged my credit card after complaining and telling them we wanted a refund. WORST EXPERIENCE EVER!!!! If I could post pictures of the poor puppy, you would never want to bring you pet in here again. Do yourself a favor and find a vet that KNOWS what he is doing and CARES for pets AND their owners enough to complete his job with TACT and RESPECT for his profession!!!!!
thanks hermosa for saving my pup! My 3 month old puppy recently came down with parvo. I was going to have to put him to sleep due to the cost of treating him. Then another vet clinic recommended I call Hermosa. I was able to recieve treatment for him there, it was very affordable and the staff was very friendly. I was able to visit him and call 24 hours a day to check on him. Coco came home last week and is doing great.
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To showcase its new "Food Lovers Guide," Los Angeles opted for not one but three different cover images. Craig Cutler worked with the magazine on the concepts, arriving at still lifes of a mushroom, a split-open pomegranate, and a loaf of artisanal bread. He also explored the option of shooting a spiky sea urchin, a […]
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In "The Next Green Revolution," National Geographic examines the steps scientists are taking to try to prevent climate change and population growth from endangering the world's food supply. The magazine commissioned Craig Cutler to create photographs to illustrate the story, a project he shot both in his New York City studio and in the Philippines, […]
August 22 - 9:34 AM
Call for entries: AI-AP's International Motion Art Awards 3
Did you produce an outstanding motion piece in the past year? AI-AP wants to know. They've issued their call for entries for the third annual International Motion Art Awards and are looking for the best photography, illustration, and animation and design in motion. The competition is open to submissions worldwide. This year's jurors are photographer […]
August 20 - 11:45 AM
Craig Cutler shoots Variety magazine's cover story on the battle between "Good Morning, America" and "Today"
Variety magazine recently commissioned Craig Cutler to shoot its "Coffee Clash" cover story on the race for dominance between Today and Good Morning, America. Read the feature at variety.com. . . .
July 28 - 7:36 AM
Craig Cutler, Nadav Kander, and Art Streiber featured in Communication Arts' new Photography Annual
Congratulations to Craig Cutler, Nadav Kander, and Art Streiber, all of whom are featured in Communication Arts' 2014 Photography Annual—as was Jim Fiscus, whose portrait of Downton Abbey star Jim Carter was published in the photo annual. Below, a look at their winning work… . . .
July 22 - 2:16 PM
Craig Cutler's latest ad for IBM promotes "reinvention made with IBM Cloud"
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