Lunch amidst history
On a recent trip to London, Colonel Mustard decided to pay a visit to one of his favourite museums, the Imperial War Museum.
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After a busy morning looking at howitzers and Spitfires, some lunch was in order, so he decided to drop in at the Cafe located on the bottom floor of the museum.
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The menu had a varied selection of dishes available, but as he was planning a large dinner later that evening, the Colonel decided to go for the soup of the day.
On this day in particular the soup was carrot and tomato, served with a small roll and butter.
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The soup was warm and flavourful, not too filling, Ideal for a light lunch. The roll (which in this picture somehow looks like an onion) was small but the right size for a snack lunch.
Ideal for a light lunch in preparation for an afternoon continuing to look at medals and uniforms.
Where
Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Road, London, SE1 6HZ.
Opening Times
10 am to 6 pm daily. Closed on the 24, 25 and 26 December.