C'est Ici Brasserie

50% Off Main Course! (for up to 4 people when you order a bottle of wine, alternative option

for non-alcoholic drinkers available)

C'est Ici Brasserie is a must when shopping or sightseeing in London's stunning Kingly Court complex, a five minute walk from the hussle and bussle of Oxford Circus.

Situated off Carnaby Street the casually understated yet fashionably funky part of London, C'est Ici Brasserie has a cosmopolitan vibe that suits its location in one of the trendier West End enclaves and that makes it extremely popular with local media types. In addition to the comfortable, bright interior of the restaurant, C'est Ici Brasserie offers a lovely heated terrace quickly filled with visitors during those gentle summer evenings.

C'est Ici Brasserie offers a selection of European and Mediterranean Cuisine which are varied from a simple breakfast to a hearty meal in the evening and with taketwo books you can enjoy fifty percent off your main course when a bottle of wine has been ordered with your meal. Taketwo books is London's premier 2 for 1 Voucher and Guide book offering over 80 discounted vouchers for attractions, museums, tours, cruises, restaurants plus much more. After your meal do treat yourself to a gelato ice-cream which have been produced by the finest in Italy or choose from a selection of Italian desert and crepes. If this does not tempt you then I'm sure candy-topped cakes from Candy Cakes will.

Being centrally located C'est Ici Brasserie is a great way to combine a spot of lunch or dinner with shopping on Oxford Street. Oxford Street is on its own one of London's main attractions offering a selection of shops for tourists and locals alike.

A short walk from Oxford Circus is Tottenham Court Road where you can enjoy more 2 for 1 offers with the taketwo book. After shopping why not enjoy some comedy at the 99 Club, re-live your childhood with a visit to Cartoon Museum or why not enjoy a spot of afternoon tea with Radisson Edwardian Hotels. The Woman in Black theatre production is a great play based on a novel by Susan Hill and a must see whilst in London.