"If you're looking for a chop house or steak restaurant in Covent Garden then good news - this is our biggest Blacklock restaurant yet. Set in an old listed building that once housed the King’s Coachmakers on Bedford Street, near Charing Cross tube station, Covent Garden and Leicester Square, our restaurant caters for Sunday roasts, lunches, dinners and pre-theatre covers. Enjoy high welfare, sustainable chops, steaks and seasonal British produce all for unbeatable value for money. We look forward to welcoming you with plenty of Chop Love!"
"If you’ve ever been to the original Blacklock in Soho, you already know that it’s somewhere you can consistently fall back on for crowd-pleasing steaks. The Covent Garden location is like Blacklock grew up, got really into tan leather, and started confidently toying around with Whole Foods ingredients. The delightfully charred steak sandwich and all-in meat fest, with beef, pork, and lamb chops, remains. You’ll also want the burger and the classic beef dripping chips on your table. It’s perfect for a meat-filled date night, or for a fillet and Old Fashioned one-two punch before a show." - sinead cranna, jake missing, rianne shlebak, daisy meager
"If you’ve ever been to the original Blacklock in Soho, you already know that it’s one of the best restaurants in London for a quality steak alongside some quality cocktail fun. The Covent Garden location is kind of like Blacklock grew up, got really into tan leather, and started confidently toying around with Whole Foods ingredients. The delightfully charred steak sandwich and all-in meat fest, with beef, pork, and lamb chops, remains. Plus the once worst-kept-secret burger is now firmly on the menu, and you definitely want that on your table alongside the classic beef dripping chips. Thanks to the low-lighting basement feel and selection of steak-ready reds, it’s perfect for a glam date night, or for a fillet and old fashioned one-two punch before a show. photo credit: @haydonperrior" - Heidi Lauth Beasley
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