We have finally settled on a location – Princess Louise in Holborn – thanks to Umair, who took it upon himself to organize the meet-up and find a venue.
Princess Louise
208 High Holborn,
Holborn, London,
WC1V 7BW
Tel: 020 7405 8816
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Time?
Ok just saw on umair’s blog. 7pm.
Check out the food at Tamarind, Mayfair. The manager is a good guy. Will appreciate your feedback?
And if any of you want to use a real, quality map tool…here’s the link:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=High Holborn, Camden, Greater London, WC1, UK&ie=UTF8&om=1
Sorry Om, Multimap is just unreasonable these days! Come on, it’s “Web 2.0″… ;-)