My new co-workers introduced me to this place, not far from the office. It is a 24-hour diner with…read morea menu that is a bit of a hodge podge of dishes. You can get breakfast any time of day... which is a major pro in my book. The feel of the place is... just a bit strange, it doesn't remind me of any diner I've ever been to. I struggled between whether to get breakfast or try something else. In the end, I ordered the Club Sandwich. I didn't realise that the sandwich doesn't come with any sides... like french fries. Although when it came out, it was quite large so I'm glad that it didn't come with sides. Its a pretty good club sandwich... instead of the regular mayo, they served it with a mustard mayo. We did have a mezze plate to start with and their falafels are quite nice too. One of my colleagues ordered the pancakes and I know if I go back, I'm going to have to try them. they come with fruit and bacon, although it looked like more syrup was needed. The reason I marked the place down is because of the service. Everyone is really friendly, but the service was really slow... and when they forgot to bring us drinks, it took ages to try and flag someone down. The prices are pretty reasonable, especially for the portion sizes... and the fact that it is in London. I'll most likely be back :)

Came here for breakfast a few times. Nice greeting, comfortable seating. Very good menu with a nice…read moreselection of choices. Excellent coffee. Wonderful morning staff. And delicious food. Enjoy!

I was really hungry after my flight and stopped by the Megaro Eatery for some food. I am happy to…read moresay that I was pleasantly surprised. The steak entrée was delicious beyond description. I asked that it be made medium-well. It was tasty and juicy and the spinach and capers at the top complimented the meal perfectly. I definitely plan to eat here again while in London. They have a beautiful, chic bar which I plan to have some drinks at. I think they are also opened between lunch and dinner so it was quiet and peaceful. I highly recommend here!

Hip, casual hotel eatery. Wait staff were very friendly and prompt. Food quality was excellent,…read morebut then again, I'm used to quantity over quality that is typical at US restaurants. I had a burrata appetizer and the rib-eye steak. The steak was acceptable, but the real star was the otherworldly Bernaise sauce. If I wasn't watching my cholesterol, I'd drink that entire container of sauce. Overall, good value in a trendy, but casual atmosphere.

Excellent, delicious and sweet food. It is worth visiting with family and friends. The service is…read moreexcellent. The atmosphere of the restaurant is fantastic and the food is excellent.

Not worth it. With the 13.5% service charge and the tax, our bill is £20 pounds more…read more I gotta say the service was very nice as they were really polite and they try to put a table together for us even when we didn't book. (Now that I've said it out loud, it sounds like the bare minimum they should be doing, especially for the 13.5% service charge) The Burrata was ok but having to pay extra £3 for the limited amount of chorizo, I'm not that happy about it. Burger was with two patties but it doesn't make us feel any better about it. Nothing special.

This was a 5 star stop in my trip to London. Very…read morereminiscent of a modern breakfast eatery in the US. Was very happy they featured chicken and turkey items, as well as some great griddle options. I was very pleased with the overall experience. They also have some delicious drink options. I will definitely be returning and I'd refer any of my friends and followers to this place.

Again, mixed feelings about the breakfast club. Didn't realize it was a chain until I went on Yelp…read more Upon entering, my boyfriend and I were greeted and seated immediately. But afterwards, things went down hill. I saw online that behind the Smeg fridge was probably a speakeasy, but when I asked they immediately turned me away with an explanation. Service was prompt but no one checked on our table, or even asked if we had any food allergies. But others around us were serviced and asked these questions. We ended up finishing our food and had to ask for the check as well. I ordered the greasy spoon. I wasn't crazy about the sausage but everything else tasted good and my boyfriend ordered huevos rancheros. It's a very casual type of restaurant. Nice stop for breakfast overall.

My daughter and I were staying nearby to Blixen in the Shoreditch area of London and stumbled on…read morethis gem of a restaurant. The moment you walk in, you see the amazing plants that grace the ceilings, walls and just about everywhere. In one room (where we sat), there was a sheer roof and it gave off this luxurious tropical rainforest vibe. While not much is available for kids menu-wise, my daughter did manage to find something she liked (the delicious pancakes) and I, the Double Rosti with Potatoes which was delicious. The service was fantastic and the whole place was amazing. I only wish they had a Blixen in my home city of Boston, as I'd be there all the time with friends!

Well shucks it's already been a year since my last review. Time flies when you eat good food…read moreammiright??? Anyway, I've been back to Blixen a fair few times for brunch and lunch and I can still say that everything I've eaten here has been delightful. Even those itty bitty fishies nicely lined up on that plate (if you happen to look at my pics). To be honest that's not a terribly common thing to see back in the states, but no matter, they were still delicious. Still very good service, food, and atmosphere. Strangely enough every time I've come here they've sat me in the same place... and that's been 5 times now! Weird. And it's always been with more than 4 people! That means I've got a lot of friends! Wow! This review just keeps getting better.

Having had plenty of bad "American" food in London, I was feeling pretty iffy about this restaurant…read morethat dares boast authentic American cuisine; from Brooklyn, no less. I'm happy to say I was pleasantly surprised by most of what I had. The menu has a moderate selection of typical American fare ranging from brunch dishes like hearty pancakes to impressive burgers and fried chicken sandwiches with a perfected flavor that is quite reminiscent of the delicious brunches I used to enjoy in California. If you're feeling a bit more ravenous, they also have a few bigger plates like roast chicken and pasta with plenty of sides. I'd been craving some light and fluffy pancakes with all the trimmings for a while, and I was told this was the place to come for the American dream of all pancakes. Boy, were they wrong. The pancakes I was hoping for are light and airy and usually topped with berries. These are thicker and more dense with no additional toppings beyond the sauce; probably an East Coast thing. A single pancake - which will set you back £14 - is a behemoth of a dish and comes drenched in an overly-sweet praline and brown butter sauce, which I found way too heavy and unpalatable. It's also too much for one person, so I would recommend sticking to the savory items if you're coming alone. The burger was a different story. The beef was fresh, high-quality, and cooked to perfection, and the balance of sauce and ingredients made it the closest thing I've had to an American burger in a long time. The fries are also delicious and crispy, and the sprinkled dill on top adds a nice touch that makes these babies pretty irresistible. The restaurant itself is spacious and comfortable, whether you're coming alone or in a group. However, it's almost impossible to snag a seat for brunch without a reservation on the weekends. Do also keep in mind that the menu changes for dinner after 5:00-5:30PM, except on Sundays, which is brunch all day.

I was definitely blown away by this place. The food was incredible!…read more After researching brunch options in London, this came up as a great spot to check out and I'm glad I did. I went for the Maple Hazelnut Praline Pancakes and they were delicious. The pancakes were an interesting, rich, cake-like texture; they were topped with a rich, buttery, nutty sauce that was unique and delicious. Two pancakes are very rich and definitely enough for one person. I also had an order of scrambled eggs - I'm not sure exactly what they added to those eggs, but they were amazing - rich and lots of eggy flavor. The service was friendly and attentive...it really made for a lovely experience. The restaurant is very chic and fun and perfect for a brunch experience with a friend or friends. I'm coming back here on my next London visit.

A small restaurant in a posh part of town with good vegetarian & healthy food options. I had their…read morecurry bowl with wild rice. The curry was tasted with a slight kick, so perfect in my option, and filled with vegetables like zucchini, sweet potatoes, cauliflower, tomatoes, and another root vegetable that I couldn't identify. Con - the small venue makes it a bit difficult to navigate between the tables.

As tourists, this was exactly what we needed for breakfast. So many options for quality, healthy…read morebreakfast which is exactly what we needed after eating fish and chips the night earlier. I saw quite a few people on the metro with The Good Life Eatery bags and decided to do a little research--so happy I did!

Had a lovely breakfast outdoors. The meal was delicious but on the more expensive side especially…read morefor the smaller portion delivered. Really nice service, overall I had a great time

Cool and chic ambiance, sat outdoors in the courtyard area, small bistro table - bistro chair and…read morebench seating. Wait time to be seated was a solid 45 mins, very busy Saturday. Wait time to been asked for ordering was 10 mins, if you're gluten free you may order from the QR code. Food arrived nearly an hour later, I had to ask my server for it, I was told it was mixed up with someone else's order and was given to them. For inquiring about it was rushed and wait was 5 mins tops. Food was good- order the gluten free pancakes with fried egg, dining companion the aciaci bowl.