When I walked by the window and saw the incredibly awesome pastries, I decided that I had to eat at…read moreDrury. There was a considerable line outside waiting for a table. I decided to return early the next morning, and we were seated quickly. The staff is friendly and attentive. The cafe is quirky with shelves of vintage books and customer napkin art. You read that correctly - napkin art. A craft of water with fresh mint came out quickly. We ordered Americana coffees and I had the Eggs Drury. The food came out fairly quickly. My poached eggs were served on a massive bed of bacon and fresh made English muffins. The English bacon was incredibly delicious. It is no wonder that there are lines waiting to dine here. My husband had one of their premade breakfast sandwiches, made on fresh rolls, which he loved. There was a service charge added to the bill. I would definitely recommend and return.

Worth the wait! There's a bit of a queue, but worth it. The bacon is especially crispy and a bit…read moresalty. The sandwich was crispy without being soggy, and the rosemary wasn't overpowering. The coconut matcha was tasty.

The Breakfast Club was okay overall. The service in London is definitely not the same as the US…read more They weren't busy at all when we arrived, but we still ended up waiting about five to ten minutes just to be seated. People kept walking by without acknowledging us, which was a little frustrating. The coffee was amazing though. We ordered a cortado and it was perfect. I got the All American breakfast and the portion was huge. I enjoyed everything, even though they don't make over-medium eggs, which was a little funny to me. My mom ordered the avo, egg, and cheese sandwich and didn't realize it was spicy, so she didn't enjoy it much. Just something to be aware of if you're not into spice. The vibe inside was really nice and cozy, and our waiter, once we were finally seated, was very sweet and friendly. Overall, I would return, especially for the coffee and the portions.

The small quaint little place had the perfect cozy feel for our last morning in London. I wanted an…read moreEnglish breakfast before we flew back home and theirs hit the spot. Despite being busy we didn't have to wait. Our waiter was polite and nice and the food was delicious. If we go back we will definitely keep this place in mind.

Absolutely LOVE. Just like to die for, yo. Could not rec more highly. Totes aborbs. Bobby Yoe OUT…read more P.S. the sourdough bread is one of the best things I have EVER put in my mouth. Service is dope, and ambiance is straight up amazing.

SO CUTE NO NOTES. there will be a line, come early.... food is quite good, a little spensy but…read moreworth it

Went here with party of five. Only ordered a couple things but they were both excellent in flavor…read more The waitress was attentive and the place was well kept. Worth a vist.

Came to have breakfast at 10:30 AM on Saturday ad found it closed. Ignore my rating since we…read moredidn't get to eat there. Call ahead to be sure it is open. The Breakfast Club next door was open but had a very long line, so went to Toi & Moi and got seats outside right away.

Came here on my trip to London and the French toast was to die for! So good especially after a 10…read morehour flight. I tried the carrot juice and it did taste like play doh (fair warning if you don't drink juice like that) not their fault I just wanted to try something different. Besides that the service was great and I highly recommend!

FAST We were…read moreattending the Harry Potter play just around the corner and heard the music playing here and had to come in. These two guys jammed to some of the best Spanish Music in town. FAST review Food: is just ok, not many options, I had the potato, mushroom leak pie and we also got the chicken club, along with a side of sweet potato fries. The fries were really good. The beers were 2/3 pints and fairly priced. Atmosphere: these two guys were awesome. Playing some great music. Bohemian feel, nice bar. Service: the young lady serving us was really nice. Tips: definitely keep an eye out for music.

So my mother and I ate at a lot of eateries while we were in London last year. Only Bloomsbury Cafe…read moreleft us declaring defeat: we just couldn't finish our meals here. Their servings are HUGE, and are so affordable too! I left wishing my mother and I had the ability to save our leftovers for later, because we hated wasting any of the delicious food that we ordered. Even before we got our food we were pretty excited. When you walk in you're greeted here with a beautiful sight: fresh sandwiches, bread, and pastries, all on display right at their main counter. Once we were seated I noticed little flower pots line the window, too. Fresh food and flowers - what more can you ask from a cafe for a first impression? We also loved the owner and his wife: they were very kind and they constantly kept us up to date on our food order, just to mention what was done and what they still needed to do or cook. They clearly work hard to provide fresh fast meals - and we learned quickly as people came in and out of the place that takeaway is available here. But we wanted to enjoy a sit down meal, and enjoy we did! I started mine with fresh squeezed juice - we're talking so fresh you'll want to add sugar to it if you're used to the juice that comes in stores. And when our English breakfasts came out? Just, wonderful. My mother and I each received SO much food. Both meals came with amazing buttered bread (like, I would have happily eaten an entire plate of bread and only bread), hash browns so fresh that they may as well have given us the original potatoes (yum), and what I can really only describe as a mountain of beans, eggs, and meat (well, on mine anyway - not so much on my mother's vegetarian breakfast order). All of it absolutely delicious, and every single bite made me smile wider and wider. Definitely walk on in if you're near this little shop. Don't be afraid to order one meal and share it if there's only two of you, either - you'll likely both leave well fed, and you can always order a little more food if you want too from that great looking counter of theirs...

Had the New Yorker. Hit and fresh bread, what you want in a panini. Staff was friendly and…read moreefficient. I'd eat here again if you just want a quick sandwich and not in the mood for pub food. Though I did not have any, their desserts look really good too.

If you're looking for a fresh, healthy breakfast, Salt and Pepper is the place to go. The coffee…read morewas absolutely yummy and tasted incredibly fresh. I had the avocado toast with a poached egg, and it was cooked to perfection. My husband had the salmon toast, which was equally delicious. The service was friendly--we were greeted with a smile as soon as we walked in. Highly recommend this spot for a fantastic breakfast!

Wonderful veggie panini and halloumi salad bowl... unfortunately they were out of things and they…read moreforgot to put the avocado on the panini but discovered later the charge for it... would happily go back.

I honestly LOVED this place. We really wanted to try a real authentic English style breakfast and…read morethus place scratched the itch. Service here was way above average. And the ambiance was that of a classic diner experience. Food was good. But nothing to write home about and I kind of had that expectation for the breakfast. Would definitely come again.

Staff is really nice and vibe is cool. The flat white and veg spoon was top. My wife loved the…read morepancakes.

Found this place from reviews. Late lunch was pretty empty compared to the dozen places we passed…read moreon main roads that were busy. Sat outside in fabulous lil courtyard all alone. But after 10 mins we had to move inside due to the "smokers lounge" created by several rando ppl hanging around. Hristo was our server - so great with the recommendations and letting us sample an item. So much help. We got fish finger, focaccia sandwich - awesome fish, soft bread, delicious tartar sauce, and the chips were rockin, nice and crunchy. Also got the lentil soup (amazing - we fought over it) and salad (nice toppings) and grilled cheese (yummy) & added side of mac & cheese (super gooey & cheesy). Last my wife got the Hippie Bowl (decent but she loved all the other items more). Everything was so good, and we had so much food we were stuffed because we ate almost everything. Last the lemon meringue was so awesome - best I can remember!! Overall the best food we ate in this trip!

This is my first time having an official English breakfast and I was not disappointed! The interior…read moreis so cute. It's like an elevated "Friends" living room. Our server was so cool and so helpful to navigate the menu. It felt like it was our neighborhood restaurant. I would definitely go back and visit London again just to go back.

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon for a nibble and ended up having a full lunch. The staff were…read moreextremely kind and helpful with menu modifications for allergies. They went out of their way to make forthright suggestions about items and the wines by the glass. The winner was the pea and mint soup. The delicate balance between the fresh mint and the creamed peas was remarkably well done. The cafe is beautifully designed, warm and welcoming. It's the sort of place where you could sit and let the hours pass as you look at the cafe windows and the passersby.

We came here for afternoon tea and it was one of my favorite things to do in London! The food and…read moreservice were both excellent, and honestly you can't beat the price point. We made reservations at 3pm but it seemed like they had several other tables available for walk-in. The server asked if this was our first time for high tea (not sure if this is protocol or if we were dripping with American vibes). Either way, they were great at walking us through everything to make sure we didn't have any questions. The table settings and overall vibe made me feel like we were super fancy! I ordered the Egyptian Chamomile tea and my husband ordered the Earl Gray. The menu had descriptions of the types of teas which can help you pick out what you'd like. I think we both liked my Chamomile better with a tad of sugar which was on the table. We happened to visit during the Chelsea Flower Show time, so they had 2 different types of specialty desserts- we ordered one of each. The sandwiches were all delicious- I loved the salmon and my husband wanted to ask for the Coronation Chicken Salad recipe. The scones were out of this world, and I have a new favorite food called clotted cream. The desserts were so, so good and had a little bit of everything- chocolate, tarts, fruity...you'll find something you like! To be quite frank, we did our due diligence with finding a place to have high tea. There were some that were almost twice as expensive as this place, and I have a hard time believing they would have been twice as good. If you're looking for a simple afternoon tea experience, make sure to add this to your short list. Brasserie Max is elegant, simple, and delicious- highly recommended!