Get a taste of the Menier Chocolate Factory
Updated: Tuesday, January 4, 2011 3:03 pm
Those who are considering a visit to the Menier Chocolate Factory while on a London vacation will get a taste of something different from what the name implies. The venue is a fringe studio theater that gets its name from the former company that inhabited the building, which manufactured chocolate in the early 19th century when it was used strictly for medicinal purposes.
There is plenty offered at this venue to keep tourists entertained. Not only does the Menier Chocolate Factory offer a restaurant and bar satiate visitors hungry for British cuisine, but it has a 150-seat theater, as well. Visitors may want to take advantage of the special Meal Deal that the restaurant offers, which includes a two-course meal and a ticket to see the evening's show.
Upcoming shows include performance of the interactive manhunt "Accomplice: London;" "The Invisible Man," based on a novel by H.G. Wells; and "Ruby Wax: Losing It," a dark comedy about mental illness and the toxins of modern society.
Tourists can visit the Menier Chocolate Factory by taking the tube to London Bridge.
There is plenty offered at this venue to keep tourists entertained. Not only does the Menier Chocolate Factory offer a restaurant and bar satiate visitors hungry for British cuisine, but it has a 150-seat theater, as well. Visitors may want to take advantage of the special Meal Deal that the restaurant offers, which includes a two-course meal and a ticket to see the evening's show.
Upcoming shows include performance of the interactive manhunt "Accomplice: London;" "The Invisible Man," based on a novel by H.G. Wells; and "Ruby Wax: Losing It," a dark comedy about mental illness and the toxins of modern society.
Tourists can visit the Menier Chocolate Factory by taking the tube to London Bridge.
