Posted in Missouri Unique Dining July 03, 2019 by Beth Price-Williams

You Can Have An Authentic British Meal On This Double Decker Bus In Missouri

Journey straight to the heart of London – without ever crossing the ocean – when you visit this authentic British restaurant in Missouri. For an hour or two, you’ll feel as though you’ve been transported to one of the most eclectic cities – home of Buckingham Palace, Madame Tussauds, and the famous black cabs – in the world. Sip a Victorian Lemonade or a Cherry Tree Cola as you sink your teeth into an authentic English meal.

Imagine you're zipping through the streets of London - from Earl's Court to Camden Town - aboard a double decker bus when you dine at London Calling Pasty Company, a delightful eatery in Springfield.

Start your London adventure with a few photos in an authentic British telephone booth, just like the ones that dot the streets of the English capital.

Where do you fancy sitting? Do you prefer the first floor or do you prefer the view from the top of the double decker bus that's destined for Trafalgar Square?

Settle in to your cozy seat and start browsing the menu that's brimming with popular British dishes, including the classic fish and chips.

How does a fresh bowl of Shepherd's Pie, a steak and ale, or a sausage roll sound? Perfect, if it's paired with Stilton coleslaw or a bag of crisps, right?

Don't forget to consider the pasties - bangers and mash, cheese and onion, or steak and Stilton.

Complement your meal with a refreshing British drink - a hot English tea or a rose lemonade, for example.

Save room for dessert, too. Order the sticky toffee pudding or tart lemon pudding, and take Jelly Babies, Jaffa Cakes, or traditional English sweets home with you.

Raise your glass in a toast to a traditional British meal at London Calling Pasty Company, open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Address: 836 North Glenstone Avenue, Springfield, MO, 65802

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