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To close out our trip in England, we wanted a classic British breakfast. The Regency Cafe was highly rated and close to where we were staying, so it seemed like the perfect spot to try a fry-up. The cafe is a hole-in-the-wall. Unassuming on the outside but a constant flow of customers. It's a diner so you order and pay at the counter and find your seat. Lots of tourists and workers come here to eat with the fast service and affordability, table turn around is quick. Minimal color and some sports and celebrity photos are found around the restaurant. Service was efficient, this was probably the fastest we were served. So she got the full English breakfast and the plate was so full of so much food! I ordered the Eggs and Two Bacon. I was gonna add on more but the worker said I could share with her. The egg tasted as it should. The bacon is different than American bacon it was thicker and super salty, I had to pair it with some other items to reduce the salt. I enjoyed trying some bites of the hash browns, a crispier McDonald's one with potato chunks, the bubbles and squeak weren't as seasoned and heavier on the potatoes, the beans were typical, and the sausage was mild in seasoning and flavor. A full English breakfast is a classic and the Regency Cafe serves classic British breakfast and lunch. I wouldn't eat a fry-up again but it was good to try it once. Find them on the corner of Regency Street!
I can simply say, I loved it. We got there a little late for breakfast but they serve it till 2:30. We waited in line and it moved very quickly. People ate, left, and the tables get cleaned up very quickly. It's a very quick turn around. It has a great old school diner feel. When you finally make it up there you place your order, grab your drinks and toast, find somewhere to sit, and wait for them to call out your order. I would say it was max a 5 min wait. We ordered a tea and coffee which you can add steamed milk and sugar too. Both were very delicious. I would say I preferred the coffee with cream over the tea. I ordered a set breakfast of egg, sausage, bacon, beans, toast, and coffee with an order of black pudding. I really enjoyed the meal. It was a good hearty breakfast. Bacon isn't the same as what you think of bacon in the U.S. It's more like ham and is bit on the saltier end but when you eat it with the beans or toast or eggs it creates a nice balance. I was set on trying the blood sausage. There wasn't an irony taste and it had a slight crunch as if it was lightly pan fried. I tried a couple bites of hashbrowns from another plate. It had a slight oniony flavor to it which was nice and it was nice and crispy.
I enjoyed my experience here. Line was out the door, but I expected this since this place was highly recommended and reviewed. I ordered the Bacon, Sausage, egg, with Bubble and Squeak, Hash browns, and black pudding. Everything was fresh and delicious. I personally thought the black pudding was a little dry. But everything else was great. Price was pretty reasonable for the quantity you get. And they were super efficient. You line up, order first, get your food, and then go sit down to eat. I kept having to go back to the counter to get sauces and utensils (it's all on a table next to the cashier). I loved how fast everything came out. Ambience was okay, I wish it wasn't so busy and crowded.
The Regency Cafe is very much a what you see is what you get type of place but one I really liked! It's a pretty small restaurant but they are very efficient. You line up to place your order and are then given a table, food comes out shortly after. My husband ordered the eggs benedict and I got the traditional English breakfast which came with eggs, bacon, sausage, baked beans, toast, and tea. I added on hash browns as well. I'm a fan of baked beans and toast, so that definitely hit the spot! Sausage was nice, I'd probably ask for the bacon well done for how I like it, and the hash browns were also good. My husband liked the benedict too. Overall, if you're in the area and are in the mood for a simple, solid breakfast, I'd recommend stopping in!
Okay as much clownery English breakfasts get, especially over in the states, this place is actually pretty good and surprisingly quick to turnaround tables despite being a popular tourist destination. Despite the memes about beans on toast it actually is a pretty filling and hearty way to start your day. I also had the chance to try blood sausage and it was very good as well. I don't know what else could be as quintessentially British as this place and would definitely want to visit during future vacations.
Breakfast in a historic diner, a perfect combination! I was told by some friends I needed to try it out so I finally made my way here. The diner reminded me of the old places I used to visit in New Jersey. The staff were friendly and fast with the food. The line to order was long and there isn't a ton of seating but don't let that bother you as people cycled through fairly rapidly and I didn't need to wait for a seat. I tried the Breakfast Deal (sausage, bacon, egg, beans, toast, coffee) and added hash browns, all for $14 USD. Pretty good food for a very affordable price gets them a win in my book. Worth visiting if you are in the area!
The Regency Cafe was a standout choice for trying a traditional English breakfast, and I'm thrilled to say it absolutely lived up to the hype. While there was a bit of an anxious moment lining up and watching the empty tables fill up, scoring a spot felt oddly triumphant and added to the excitement of the experience. The food was simply outstanding. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed beans on toast, a dish I hadn't expected to love. The streaky bacon was top-notch, and the egg was cooked to perfection. I didn't anticipate becoming such a fan of the English breakfast, but this place converted me. Since our visit, I've been recreating the experience daily with beans, toast, and streaky bacon in our Air BnB. The Regency Cafe delivered a memorable breakfast that exceeded all expectations. Ambiance was great, it was a cute little cafe.
Heard this spot had the best English Breakfast in London and it did not disappoint. Quite the line to order but it moves quicklyish. Pretty fast turnover so I didn't have an issue getting a table once I ordered. I went with the Breakfast deal w/ beans, toast, and coffee then added the black pudding. The food was amazing! (The coffee was not good, so order tea instead.) Great service! Would definitely recommend as the spot to get an English Breakfast.
THE place for a Full English. No-frills, quick service. Set menu, just make a few choices and you're all set. I noticed that this place was frequented by blue-collar workers trying to get a hearty breakfast in- not a touristy joint at all, which is an awesome sign. One of the few remaining authentic cafes in central London (also very centrally located near Pimlico). Try it for yourself, even if you don't like it you're only out £9 or so. Although I'm sure you won't regret visiting this place.
I couldn't visit London without trying out a traditional English breakfast! The Regency Cafe was highly recommended and I can definitely see why. There is a famous cashier that yells out orders and it was cool seeing how efficient their team works. There was a bit of a line when we arrived, but it moves quite quickly. What we got: - Set Breakfast Deal (1 Egg, 2 bacon, sausage, with beans or tomatoes, tea or coffee, toast or bread) - Hashbrowns - Black Pudding Final thoughts: With a party of three people, we were able to try just about everything on the set breakfast menu. I found the meats (bacon/sausage) a bit salty but it was fine when eaten with your bread, hashbrowns, and tomato. The breakfast deal is £8.95 and quite a large portion too. If you're in London, this is a great spot to try a traditional breakfast!
Stopped by for a traditional English breakfast plate and experience while exploring the nearby area. You order the food at the counter and grab a seat. Although the establishment seems to not have enough tables, the hardworking waiters quickly make them available as diners finish their meal and go. The portions are huge and the prices are affordable. We ordered the English breakfast with all the extras along with a bread pudding, and this was more than enough food for two people. The black pudding, sausage, toast, and hash browns were the highlights of the dish. The bacon, however, was too salty for my tastes. There was also English vibes provided by the diner decor and direct service. With the of quantity of food for the price and quick service, I'd return next time I'm in the area.
A classic English diner located in London within walking distance to Buckingham palace. This place is well known amongst locals and tourists with many coming for the breakfast combo that goes for 8.95 pounds. You get 1 egg prepared over easy, 2 slices of bacon, 1 pork sausage, choice of grilled tomatoes or beans, 2 slices of toast and choice of coffee or tea. If you want milk in your coffee or tea they actually steam the milk before adding it to your coffee. It was a nice touch. A few things to note: - you need to order BEFORE sitting, there is actually a sign at the door stating this. Once you have ordered you can find a seat and your order will be called out to go back to get it at the counter - egg is made one way - no choice of bread, white sandwich only - this is not a place where you bring a big group to have a leisurely breakfast; it's very much a order, eat and leave. Turnover is very fast. Once you are done someone will clear the table. - they also carry lunch items such as pasta, sandwiches etc Was a good experience for a quick breakfast. The ham was too salty but the experience in general was pretty good.
Full English Breakfast on a Monday morning hits the spot. Arrived at 8 AM and there was no wait on a Monday. We ordered the full English breakfast which comes with tea, blood sausage, sunny side up egg, bacon, turnip cake, hash brown, sausage, mushrooms, tomatoes, and of course, beans and toast. The plate is super filling. I loved how crispy the hash browns were. The beans were sweet and paired nicely with the toast and egg. The only con is the bacon was pretty salty. Service was friendly and efficient. They took away our plates for us. Make sure to order before getting seated. They'll call your number at the front counter when it's ready. The meal is huge, so I'd recommend sharing or ordering based off what you'd like to eat. read more
Delicious food, fast service, and welcoming staff. Order at the counter then they will find you a seat. Recommended for small groups of people 4 or less. Cafe is tight with limited seating. Cash is King here so support this business with your cash. read more
To close out our trip in England, we wanted a classic British breakfast. The Regency Cafe was highly rated and close to where we were staying, so it seemed like the perfect spot to try a fry-up. The cafe is a hole-in-the-wall. Unassuming on the outside but a constant flow of customers. It's a diner so you order and pay at the counter and find your seat. Lots of tourists and workers come here to eat with the fast service and affordability, table turn around is quick. Minimal color and some sports and celebrity photos are found around the restaurant. Service was efficient, this was probably the fastest we were served. So she got the full English breakfast and the plate was so full of so much food! I ordered the Eggs and Two Bacon. I was gonna add on more but the worker said I could share with her. The egg tasted as it should. The bacon is different than American bacon it was thicker and super salty, I had to pair it with some other items to reduce the salt. I enjoyed trying some bites of the hash browns, a crispier McDonald's one with potato chunks, the bubbles and squeak weren't as seasoned and heavier on the potatoes, the beans were typical, and the sausage was mild in seasoning and flavor. A full English breakfast is a classic and the Regency Cafe serves classic British breakfast and lunch. I wouldn't eat a fry-up again but it was good to try it once. Find them on the corner of Regency Street! read more
I can simply say, I loved it. We got there a little late for breakfast but they serve it till 2:30. We waited in line and it moved very quickly. People ate, left, and the tables get cleaned up very quickly. It's a very quick turn around. It has a great old school diner feel. When you finally make it up there you place your order, grab your drinks and toast, find somewhere to sit, and wait for them to call out your order. I would say it was max a 5 min wait. We ordered a tea and coffee which you can add steamed milk and sugar too. Both were very delicious. I would say I preferred the coffee with cream over the tea. I ordered a set breakfast of egg, sausage, bacon, beans, toast, and coffee with an order of black pudding. I really enjoyed the meal. It was a good hearty breakfast. Bacon isn't the same as what you think of bacon in the U.S. It's more like ham and is bit on the saltier end but when you eat it with the beans or toast or eggs it creates a nice balance. I was set on trying the blood sausage. There wasn't an irony taste and it had a slight crunch as if it was lightly pan fried. I tried a couple bites of hashbrowns from another plate. It had a slight oniony flavor to it which was nice and it was nice and crispy. read more
I enjoyed my experience here. Line was out the door, but I expected this since this place was highly recommended and reviewed. I ordered the Bacon, Sausage, egg, with Bubble and Squeak, Hash browns, and black pudding. Everything was fresh and delicious. I personally thought the black pudding was a little dry. But everything else was great. Price was pretty reasonable for the quantity you get. And they were super efficient. You line up, order first, get your food, and then go sit down to eat. I kept having to go back to the counter to get sauces and utensils (it's all on a table next to the cashier). I loved how fast everything came out. Ambience was okay, I wish it wasn't so busy and crowded. read more
The Regency Cafe is very much a what you see is what you get type of place but one I really liked! It's a pretty small restaurant but they are very efficient. You line up to place your order and are then given a table, food comes out shortly after. My husband ordered the eggs benedict and I got the traditional English breakfast which came with eggs, bacon, sausage, baked beans, toast, and tea. I added on hash browns as well. I'm a fan of baked beans and toast, so that definitely hit the spot! Sausage was nice, I'd probably ask for the bacon well done for how I like it, and the hash browns were also good. My husband liked the benedict too. Overall, if you're in the area and are in the mood for a simple, solid breakfast, I'd recommend stopping in! read more
Okay as much clownery English breakfasts get, especially over in the states, this place is actually pretty good and surprisingly quick to turnaround tables despite being a popular tourist destination. Despite the memes about beans on toast it actually is a pretty filling and hearty way to start your day. I also had the chance to try blood sausage and it was very good as well. I don't know what else could be as quintessentially British as this place and would definitely want to visit during future vacations. read more
Breakfast in a historic diner, a perfect combination! I was told by some friends I needed to try it out so I finally made my way here. The diner reminded me of the old places I used to visit in New Jersey. The staff were friendly and fast with the food. The line to order was long and there isn't a ton of seating but don't let that bother you as people cycled through fairly rapidly and I didn't need to wait for a seat. I tried the Breakfast Deal (sausage, bacon, egg, beans, toast, coffee) and added hash browns, all for $14 USD. Pretty good food for a very affordable price gets them a win in my book. Worth visiting if you are in the area! read more
7 months ago
The Regency Cafe was a standout choice for trying a traditional English breakfast, and I'm thrilled to say it absolutely lived up to the hype. While there was a bit of an anxious moment lining up and watching the empty tables fill up, scoring a spot felt oddly triumphant and added to the excitement of the experience. The food was simply outstanding. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed beans on toast, a dish I hadn't expected to love. The streaky bacon was top-notch, and the egg was cooked to perfection. I didn't anticipate becoming such a fan of the English breakfast, but this place converted me. Since our visit, I've been recreating the experience daily with beans, toast, and streaky bacon in our Air BnB. The Regency Cafe delivered a memorable breakfast that exceeded all expectations. Ambiance was great, it was a cute little cafe. read more
Heard this spot had the best English Breakfast in London and it did not disappoint. Quite the line to order but it moves quicklyish. Pretty fast turnover so I didn't have an issue getting a table once I ordered. I went with the Breakfast deal w/ beans, toast, and coffee then added the black pudding. The food was amazing! (The coffee was not good, so order tea instead.) Great service! Would definitely recommend as the spot to get an English Breakfast. read more
1 year ago
THE place for a Full English. No-frills, quick service. Set menu, just make a few choices and you're all set. I noticed that this place was frequented by blue-collar workers trying to get a hearty breakfast in- not a touristy joint at all, which is an awesome sign. One of the few remaining authentic cafes in central London (also very centrally located near Pimlico). Try it for yourself, even if you don't like it you're only out £9 or so. Although I'm sure you won't regret visiting this place. read more
1 year ago
I couldn't visit London without trying out a traditional English breakfast! The Regency Cafe was highly recommended and I can definitely see why. There is a famous cashier that yells out orders and it was cool seeing how efficient their team works. There was a bit of a line when we arrived, but it moves quite quickly. What we got: - Set Breakfast Deal (1 Egg, 2 bacon, sausage, with beans or tomatoes, tea or coffee, toast or bread) - Hashbrowns - Black Pudding Final thoughts: With a party of three people, we were able to try just about everything on the set breakfast menu. I found the meats (bacon/sausage) a bit salty but it was fine when eaten with your bread, hashbrowns, and tomato. The breakfast deal is £8.95 and quite a large portion too. If you're in London, this is a great spot to try a traditional breakfast! read more
2 years ago
Stopped by for a traditional English breakfast plate and experience while exploring the nearby area. You order the food at the counter and grab a seat. Although the establishment seems to not have enough tables, the hardworking waiters quickly make them available as diners finish their meal and go. The portions are huge and the prices are affordable. We ordered the English breakfast with all the extras along with a bread pudding, and this was more than enough food for two people. The black pudding, sausage, toast, and hash browns were the highlights of the dish. The bacon, however, was too salty for my tastes. There was also English vibes provided by the diner decor and direct service. With the of quantity of food for the price and quick service, I'd return next time I'm in the area. read more
A classic English diner located in London within walking distance to Buckingham palace. This place is well known amongst locals and tourists with many coming for the breakfast combo that goes for 8.95 pounds. You get 1 egg prepared over easy, 2 slices of bacon, 1 pork sausage, choice of grilled tomatoes or beans, 2 slices of toast and choice of coffee or tea. If you want milk in your coffee or tea they actually steam the milk before adding it to your coffee. It was a nice touch. A few things to note: - you need to order BEFORE sitting, there is actually a sign at the door stating this. Once you have ordered you can find a seat and your order will be called out to go back to get it at the counter - egg is made one way - no choice of bread, white sandwich only - this is not a place where you bring a big group to have a leisurely breakfast; it's very much a order, eat and leave. Turnover is very fast. Once you are done someone will clear the table. - they also carry lunch items such as pasta, sandwiches etc Was a good experience for a quick breakfast. The ham was too salty but the experience in general was pretty good. read more
This place had one of the best chips I've tried during my trip in England. Crispy, potatoey... what more can you ask for? My boyfriend really liked the beans. Overall, great place for a quick breakfast! Their service is efficient and fast! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
I actually hadn't heard of this place while planning my trip to London but was staying in the area and looking for a good meal after my 10 hour flight. This was the most popular place in the area so we picked this as our first meal in the UK and it was definitely the pick me up we needed There's not a lot to say about this place, it's pretty no non-sense bustling diner with lots of people. You can basically build your own breakfast with whatever you want. It seems like there's generally a long line but it moves quickly and the whole business seems quite efficient and fast (a huge kudos to the lady who shouts out the orders, she has the loudest projecting voice I've heard from anyone working at any restaurant ever, I'm honestly shockingly impressed) My family and I definitely went a little overboard ordering but we wanted to try some of everything and I honestly don't regret anything. We were pretty KO'd afterward but it was just what we needed. I wouldn't say any one component was a stand out but they were all executed so well and it's really the combination of everything together that makes the full english breakfast such a satisfying meal. It was also my first time trying black pudding and I was honestly a big fan Highly highly recommend for the true full english breakfast experience! read more
7 months ago
extremely chaotic but really delicious. the best hash browns i've ever had. everything was quality. very delicious!!! will definitely visit again. read more
2 years ago
I love this traditional art deco cafe close to our Airbnb. I had to come back twice during our 5 days trip. I had the egg Benedict on the first day that was a bomb! We also tried different things, sauce and liver, set breakfast with beans, bacon, sausage, toast and tea. This place get busy. The kitchen staffs and the owner are a great team. They hustle and bustle all day long. read more
8 months ago
Warm service, comfort food, great value. Best English breakfast I had during my week in London. Left feeling cozy. read more
One of the things I wanted the most on my trip to England was a proper English breakfast, and the Regency Cafe delivered. This place is the English equivalent to an American greasy spoon diner. I was able to get what I wanted which was beans, sausage, eggs, and tomatoes. I wish I added the blood sausage to my order though. My wife was able to get a light breakfast of eggs and toast. My son got sausage and chips (never knew of these breakfast combo before), and my daughter got bacon and eggs which she liked. The eggs and bacon are better quality than you can get in the States, and we enjoyed the tea. A gem for sure! read more
10 months ago
The cashier yelling your order was amazing. Scared the sh*t out of me. Delicious English breakfast in what us otherside-of-the-pond people call a diner. Blood sausage made me happy. Old school tables and quick turn around. Perfect middle class breakfast and off ya go. Worth the wait on line, it moves fast. read more
Yup. I watched that YouTube video, too. Had to come here. What they say is pretty accurate. It's a lot of fun to come here and the food is going to be just what you (should) expect. Blue-collar, working man's food, no frills, no thrills, but really filling and delicious at great prices! I was incredibly lucky when I arrived (I think) just before 9:00 as there was no queue at all, and it even took a minute for the lady to take my order. The blonde with short hair is an absolute machine, as she was multi-tasking and kicked into overdrive as the queue got longer and people were coming in non-stop. Place an order first, then sit. You'll get your tea right away, followed by toast, but keep an ear and eye out. The cooks will shout out your order, but you need to go back to the counter to pick it up! Get your sauces at the counter, not the table. I got a nice seat in the corner, where I could watch everything and not get brushed up against by queuers. Ate every bit of it. It's a really fun experience. Table turnaround is really efficient, so you'll probably get a seat... but I still suggest going early! A nice place to eat before walking to the Tate for a morning of museuming. read more
2 years ago
There was a line out the door when I got here at 9am on a weekday. It was about a 30 minute wait but the food comes very quickly. I got the English breakfast with hash browns. The meal balanced itself pretty well as the bacon and sausage is very salt and the hash browns and egg was not. The beans were my favorite since they were a little bit sweet. read more
Came in for a traditional English breakfast before leaving London. You need to order your food before you take a seat, and because of this there is quite a long queue. We waited about 30 minutes before we we ordered our food, maybe a bit longer. It was a cute spot that has a limited seating, but it works well with the system they have. The gent at the counter was efficient and worked quickly, and the tables were cleared quickly after groups were done eating. He was taking orders, making coffee and toasting the bread. The food was great- I was looking to have toast and beans and it hit the spot! The sausage and bacon was also great. Americans are used to more fatty fried bacon, and this is more of a ham which I enjoyed much more, although quite salty. It was a bit of a wait but it's quite worth it! read more
11 months ago
What an experience. Very fast paced and was amazed at the lady who took our order. She was like a human computer. Memorized orders in her head and shouted to the whole restaurant when they were ready. I did the breakfast special. Not sure if I did it right by adding all the sauces but as an American who probably won't back in London anytime soon I wanted to try all of them. The brown sauce was kind of like a bbq. Was very surprised at how flavorful the English mustard was. It cleared my nostrils. Never tasted anything like it read more
1 year ago
The food was traditional English and piping hot freshly made. Service excellent the lady with the short hair smiles at each and is very whippy fast. Ambiance is diner like, locals friendly enjoying their meals and coffee. Prices very reasonable. Portions are large. We could not finish our plates. Fried egg sandwich is HUGE. Better for 2 people to share. Don't be discouraged by crowds, the lady clerk moves that line fast! Coffee with milk is delicious and HOT. Absolute Best time to go is 7-730am. read more
1 year ago
Came here for breakfast prior to visiting things around the area by recommendation from my best friend from when she had visited London a few years back on her honeymoon. This café has been here since 1946 and I can see why. Very limited staff but very efficient. 1 man heads the entire restaurant taking orders/making coffee and calling it out. You order at the front before taking a seat, and that guy will make sure you do so. Had ordered SET BREAKFASTS (£6.95) (includes 1 egg, 2 bacon, sausage) with a variety of BEANS or TOMATOES, COFFEE or TEA, and BREAD or TOAST. Added BUBBLE AND SQUEAK, HASH BROWNS, and BLACK PUDDING at £1.20 each too ! All with BROWN SAUCE (i guess its an English thing? its like a combo between Worcestershire sauce, ketchup, etc). The guy in front really is a work horse. He does all the toasts, coffees, takes orders, and calls out. I think i saw 2 people in the kitchen, and there's 1 person in the front who cleans up all the tables. Well oiled machine ! The guy makes coffee even with a steamer with a contraption next to him that I've never seen before, as well throws white bread into the toaster. Soon after, all 4 breakfast sets had come out as well ! Lots of food for around £31 for 4 people. Beans were tasty, black pudding was savory and delicious. Ham, sausage, egg were good. Bread used for the toast was nice and chewy too. Bubble and squeak (cabbage and potatoes) was interesting and unique, wish it had crispier edges. Delicious with some brown sauce. Hash browns kind of remind me what I see at work. Overall, great place for a quick breakfast ! Would definitely recommend for a genuine English breakfast ! I wonder if they serve pies/pasties for breakfast too? Totally just realized that on the menu picture I had taken... read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Great English breakfast with English charm! Small place off the beaten path but close to Buckingham and Parliament. Went on a Monday morning at 10am. Had to wait about 15 minutes. Be ready to order and mind the line, don't sit before you order and enjoy the experience. Breakfast was good. Some of the best chips I've had. Traditional English breakfast hit the spot. read more
The best English breakfast in the city! From the quick service to the classic atmosphere and very reasonable prices you're sure to leave happy and full! You can get a classic plate or something smaller such as beans on toast and if you're particularly hungry you can add extras to your breakfast. read more
2 years ago
This place is a must for on the go tourists. Relatively close to Victoria Station. Host is fantastic and provided excellent recommendations for US palettes read more
Ever the odd ball, the cashier laughed when I ordered black pudding with my fish and chips Our London friends recommended this place as a great classic British experience Friday's are fish and chip days and you had 5 types of fish to choose from. The boyfriend went with cod while I went with plaise. We each preferred our own and happy to share! read more
2 years ago
this establishment kinda mid. The space was small and a little cramped line was long I waited 20 minutes to try beans on toast. Which was interesting, it tasted like beans on toast however the chap at the register was nice and didn't yell at my mom. Over all it was okay the sausage was good but ham was a little too salty, this was a nice experience though. read more
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Westminster
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