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"something a little nutritious at Simpson's" [DYIN]
Dr. Watson tells us that he and Sherlock Holmes visited one London restaurant two times. And while the gustatory habits of the famed Baker Street duo are not entirely well-documented, we have a good sense as to what they must have eaten at the famed Simpson's in-the-Strand.
This is a case of fact meeting fiction, as Simpson's is very much a real establishment in London — one that was recently in danger of losing its identity. We bring you inside this gem that dates from the 1820s as a cigar and chess divan and explore what dining like Sherlock Holmes was like.
Links
- Simpson's in-the-Strand
- Restaurant Frequented by Sherlock Holmes May Vanish — I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere
- "The Illustrious Client"
- "The Dying Detective"
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