Found this local restaurant walking distance to our hotel next to Heathrow. Unexpected location for…read morerestaurant but you can really feel a local vibe here with a convenient store attached to it. Food is relatively good and service was fast. My wife and I tried the grilled chicken (peri-peri) and grilled octopus (porvo) and they both are prepared really good to my taste (we prefer a little bland or less salty and it just suits us). Highly recommended for tourist who wants to explore local faves around London. All the the other 3 couples who are with us enjoyed their own dish as well!

Wow, this place is really cool. Really good Portuguese food…read more Started with pan fried pork cubes and when paired with white rice, really good when the sauce is poured and mixed on the rice (similar taste to pork adobo in Filipino food). The main course were grilled salmon in lemon and butter sauce. This was really good in flavor and a hint of crispness from being grilled but the meat is tender. Then we had the grilled octpus. Man, this was the highlight of the day. Serving size was big. It was so good we ordered another for to go. This place is really close to the London Heathrow Airport and a must try if you're really hungry. They have their own parking spots (but really tight space, just like all of UK parking spaces where plus size people will have a hard time getting in/out of the car as the spaces between cars are really tight) They have paper towels in the restroom and some outdoor seating.

Did you say you wanted coffee but don't feel like shelling out for starshmucks? We'll luckily our…read moresurroundings are now littered with OTHER coffee shops you can get your espresso based coffee and order two pieces of croissant. Find a table and enjoy a light and yummy breakfast right before you board your plane. Well that was pretty much my Apostrophe experience. The employees are nice, the service is pretty prompt and the coffee was delicious. The croissants was really good too... nice fluffy buttery inside and light crunch and flaky on the outside. Just the way I like my croissants. I like light breakfasts, and I love breakfasts here. I'll be back next time I'm around LHR flying out again. Thank you for reading my review. Have a blessed day!!

Pre-flight porridge really must become more common. Nothing quite so fortifying as some oats and a…read morelovely press before being pressed yourself into a coach seat for hours. Outlets at the corner tables for those needing to charge electronics as well.

After 8 hrs I landed and have a layover so what else is there to do but eat lol ... Ordered a water…read more... but not a regular it's the trademarked Fortum & Mason Mineral Water ... also ordered the Smoking Hedgerow Cocktail ... s/o to the bartender it was amazon. While writing this the manger randomly did a courtesy check so that was dope lol . For my meal I ordered the secret smokehouse salmon. Can't lie I was skeptical at first ... but I spread the crème fraiche on the rye bread and combined with the salmon for each bite and it was awesome .. the salmon was the correct amount of smoky and fresh . The capers added a little contrast and flavor with the onions .... Nice small meal for breakfast before my next flight ... one more Hedgerow for the road lol ... side note the brightness of the location compliments the food and makes it a pleasant outing. And the staff is amazing

I had some spare time at Heathrow while waiting for my flight, and I was so happy I spotted this…read moreFortnum & Mason bar because I had regretted not going in their St. James location earlier before. I'm glad I had enough time to enjoy a delicious strawberry tart and a few glasses of wine. Everything was delightful!

I stopped by this Caffe Nero at Terminal 2 because my departing flight was here. Since I was taking…read morethe early flight out of Heathrow airport, this cafe was one of the only places open. I wanted a bagel but they didn't have that option. So I asked for chocolate chip cookie inside. The cookie was okay but it was really hard like it sat out for too long. The customer service here was great to me.

I had just arrived back in Heathrow from an early departure from Iceland, desperate for a good…read morelatte and a pastry. Caffee Nero in the arrivals Hall of Terminal 2 really delivered! The large latte was delicious and the pain au raisins was top notch. The atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed, plenty of space and the server was friendly and efficient. Then off to my hotel to spend the night before flying off to LAX the next day.

Loved the Louis Vuitton Café at Heathrow--super chic but relaxed. Great food, friendly service, and…read morethe perfect spot to recharge before a flight. Will definitely be back on my next trip to London.

Spent about $15 US (once converted from British Pounds by my credit card) for a double espresso and…read morepain au chocolat. I have to say it was some of the best espresso and chocolate croissant I've had. Albeit a bit pricey on what you're receiving, the quality and grandiose more than makes up for it. This cafe has a limited menu featuring breakfast, pastries, coffee, and alcoholic beverages. We were there around 8am and the Louis Vuitton store adjacent to it was already open as well for folks who were in the mood to shop. The espresso was served in a beautiful glass adorned with the LV monogram symbols and the plate as well. Everything in each little detail was adorned with the monogram pattern. When I asked for sugar it was served shaped as a monogram flower. The napkin had a monogram flower and it was just so classy-ly done. What stood out to me was the croissant being brought by the chef himself and it was massive. There was powdered sugar sprinkled on top with the monogram flower shown in the sugar. The chocolate filling was made with some of the best chocolate one could have and the croissant itself was so flaky. It probably took me at least five to ten minutes to finish it because it was that big. Staff here was pretty friendly and I loved the touch of the bar decorated with three beautiful louis vuitton trunks. Take a moment to look around and appreciate the art, architecture, design, and interior decorating. It is all a blast.

I stopped here because my airline gave me a voucher, so if you get a voucher this place can…read moredefinitely accept it! The staff were friendly and working very hard with how busy it was. They have premade food you can buy and they will heat it up for you. I got a cheese toastie, it was pretty bland but it filled me up. I also got an iced gingerbread latte which was pretty good. It's a small area with limited seating but thankfully its an airport so there's tons of places to sit once you get your food to go.

What a lovely cafe to exit the plane and enter the City of London too. At Costa Coffee on 1/24/20,…read moreI ordered the Belgian Chocolate & Cream which was blended silky perfection. Not sugary sweet but very tasty. And so inviting to look at. The Barista so kindly offered a rewards card so I accepted. I hope to try several more Costa Coffees throughout my visit in London.

We got the chicken avacado sandwich and the avacado were all raw and not ripped at all. waste of…read moremoney. We also got a black iced coffee and that was nothing to rave about

Great pit stop for caffeine. The flat white was delicious! Quick service. Plenty of space to hang…read moreout with chargers. Organized and clean.

Rating: 3.4/5 [take out]…read more There was a long line, but the wait was reasonable. Our drinks came out about five minutes after ordering which was faster than expected given how busy it was. Iced Pistachio Latte (£5.15) + Oat Milk (£0.45): This was the better of the two drinks. You could clearly taste both the espresso and the pistachio. My husband asked for it to be a bit sweeter, and they adjusted it without charging extra which I appreciated. Nero Baileys Iced Matcha (£5.20) + Oat Milk (£0.45): The receipt listed pouring cream which we did not ask for. The drink was overly creamy and had an unpleasant creamer aftertaste. We didn't enjoy this one at all.

I needed some caffeine and a seat while waiting for lounge admission 3 hours prior to flight…read moredeparture--Caffe Nero looked like a promising option so we dropped by. The location is right in the center of Terminal 3, adjacent to an open seating/waiting area between shops and restaurants. Caffe Nero has its own seating section for customers with caffe tables configured for 2-4 guests. No seating inside the shop. The storefront has packaged fresh food like sandwiches, salads, a pastry display case with variety of pastries, then juices and waters in addition to their main offerings of coffee and tea drinks. Lines were steady and the store was bustling, though service was quick. It took about 5 minutes in line then to order, then another 5 minutes for drink to be ready. My pistachio iced latte £4.40 ($5.95) with soy milk was ok, the pistachio syrup was strong and a bit artificial tasting though my biggest issue was that it was waay sweet. I would've enjoyed it if it had half the amount of sugar. Maybe i'll just get a regular coffee if stop by again. Interestingly enough of the alt milks offered, soy milk was not extra though oatmilk and coconut milk was £0.50 more.

This is the smaller pop up shop that's inside Heathrow airport. The bar as it is. It's one round…read morebar area with bar seating. We stopped in just for a drink as we had a flight to catch. It's located right in the middle across from Louis Vuitton. Service was great and the guys were all friendly. A seafood place right in the heart of the terminal. They had all the cold seafood as well as caviar. Who doesn't love a little oceans jewels while waiting for their flight. Compared to the main store which literally has everything, this was just a small pop up with limited food menu. But a good amount of seafoods. Most people will normally have a bottle of champagne or some oyster while they wait. It's a cute shop but the main storefront in London should also be visited.

Just a nice way to treat yourself when passing through London Heathrow airport. Caviar Prunier is…read moremy usual but this is much more intimate and classy. Service is ok, European. The golden osietra was on point.

PLEASE NOTE: This is the same Starbucks as this one…read more(https://www.yelp.com/biz/starbucks-hounslow-3), I've asked Yelp to merge them but they have not. This Starbucks is in a VERY busy, VERY chaotic food court-like area of Terminal 5 at Heathrow (nearish gate A9). I'm not sure what all the negative reviews are for, this was probably one of the most pleasant Starbucks experiences I've ever had at any airport. It's a little confusing about where to get in line, but the staff did a great job at calling people forward. I was greeted by a lovely young woman who was all smiles, was engaging and humorous with me about my drink order (which had a very personalizations that frequently get wrong when I'm ordering in person), took the time to repeat my drink order back to me. It just felt like a moment of calm and connection! My drink was made just right; the person who crafted it for me/handed it to me was also friendly! I had loads of time between flights, so I wasn't concerned about how long it took (it didn't seem like I waited long before they were calling my name!). Grabbing a coffee here, a salad from Pret, and finding a place to sit nearish the windows was a great way to spend a couple hours between flights!

Reviewing a Starbucks is like reviewing a Mc D. There's that level of same. There's usually good…read moreWiFi and you can be sure that the maximum profit has been fixed on the customer. Similarly the staff are typically friendly, welcoming do a good job and get lousy pay with few benefits. Like Mc D I rarely buy food in Starbucks but I've had enough to confirm it's usually quite good quality. The global behemoth in fact both named here need to come clean on wages and conditions for hard working staff.