The best lounge ever !!!!! Ala carte menu and fresh charcuterie and fresh smoothies with no sugar…read moreadditive. Fresh fruits, Fresh baked bread and cookies, banana bread. All healthy and delicious! It's like a very fancy and pricey restaurant with 5 star food quality and service. Amazing ambience, meditation pods available too. Iced matcha latte with soy milk was amazing. My server was really good, smashed fresh avocado on a sourdough bread minus eggs and sour cream was a delight ! Parantha with chickpeas and green moon sprouts were super good and healthy. Love it

I stopped by here twice during my recent trip. This being their flagship lounge, was really well…read moredesigned and quite large compared to their lounges in other cities. Lots of seating options. During certain windows, the lounge can get quite crowded. I was able to find a cosy nook during my visits. As with their other lounges, each table has a QR code menu to place orders and the items in the menu changes based on the time of the day you are in. During my morning visit, I ordered a mocha, eggs royale (smoked salmon benedict) and a green juice. During late afternoon, they offered high tea and I was pleasantly surprised by the huge basket with sandwiches, quiche, scones and pastries. Each of their food items and beverages were exceptionally good. I also used the showers which was well maintained. The bathrooms are also individually designed allowing privacy and space to freshen up, change etc.

Stopped in for a solo late dinner on a Friday night and was I thoroughly impressed. Yelp lists…read morethis place as a bar/pub vice a restaurant...probably because of the fact that you order your food at the bar and then they'll bring it out to your table. But that's where the similarity ends compared to most UK pub 'n grubs. I found the atmosphere very relaxed and casual yet kind of chic without being snooty. The bartender and servers were all very polite and welcoming. The food was fantastic; I had the falafel burger (delicious) and lamb skewer tapas (even more delicious). Total with two glasses of wine was less than £20. Will definitely dine there again and probably have the 3 tapas special (£9.95 if I remember correctly).

FYI- whenever visiting Gatwick, try to pre-book your lounge experience as soon as you can. There…read moreare a total of 3 lounges that are available for priority pass within the airport, and all were super booked by the time we arrived. Luckily we were able to get onto the list for this lounge. We were able to enter after 40 min of waiting. Food was mediocre, but had a hot and cold food selection. Plenty of alcohol drink options, but not so much soda and water options (I.e flavored water and sparkling) Area was nice, even when crowded. I liked how they had a sports room and a quiet room on top of the general seating.

The food was good very pricey but good to have on the run. Service is good no complaints or issues.read more

The Concorde Room is a nice lounge. There were aspects of it that were luxurious, but then there…read morewere certain things that made it feel less exclusive. It's a lounge for First British Airways customers located in Terminal 5 at London Heathrow. The most premium feature of our visit was being able to dine in the private pre-flight dining booths. This is basically a restaurant-type experience. The food (we ate breakfast) was good and the high partitions in the dining area gave a nice sense of privacy. The service was top-notch and this was the best part of visiting The Concorde Room. After eating, we camped out in the lounge for what was thought to be about an hour, but turned into 3 hours with multiple flight delays. Good news is that the lounge is nice and does offer some outdoor dining as well, so there was plenty of natural light, but the lounge could've benefited from more partitions and more privacy. The decor is fine, but lacked the elevation and sophistication of other first class lounge products. The part where The Concorde Room loses a star is in the bathrooms. They are rather small, gender-neutral restrooms with poor lighting and they really felt like something you would've seen in just a regular terminal. Nothing luxurious about the restrooms whatsoever. Overall, The Concorde Room definitely delivers in the dining realm, but loses its luxury focus in other aspects of its execution.

We had a fantastic layover in the Concorde Room in LHR when flying BA. The staff was very kind &…read moreaccommodating, and we appreciated the "priority" for a shower that this stay conveyed. The food & bar were top notch an seating possibilities very comfortable. Highly recommended!

It takes a bit of a walk and a few escalators to get to the British Airways First Class Lounge, but…read moreit is absolutely worth it. This lounge has the space as in a huge area, the relaxed vibe, the very comfortable chairs and sofas to make this the perfect stop and break when taking that 15-20 hour flight to Asia with the one stop in London. Well this stop is the best. The team here is outstanding. They have a greeter 30 feet outside the entrance. There have always been 3 staff members at the check in which is in seconds. Love the selection and top shelf beverage and wine variety. Really love the ice cream cart. Get a genuine and full English breakfast here. The handy QR codes make it so easy and convenient to order and instantly receive food, drinks and amenities right at one's seat. Enjoy the ultimate shopping experience as you jump on the " Reserve and Collect" computers to reserve and shop from any store or boutique at the airport. All this while checking out the sun teasing with a ten second appearance and the planes entering and exiting the gates a few hundred feet away The team here keeps the buffet stocked and picks up used plates in a jiffy. The sad part is leaving after settling into that beautiful LazyBoy armchair and hopping on the sometimes crowded elevator( excuse me lift) as the escalators going down are temporarily out. First Class all the way.

This lounge is accessible with oneworld emerald status. There is also a dedicated security area…read morethat leads directly into the lounge, which is great because theres no line at all. The lounge itself has plenty of seating all over the place. A full bar centrally located and a dining area with plenty of eating options. I was there during dinner hours, I didnt find the food to be anything special, but it was def better than whatever will be served on a plane. Be aware that this terminal is massive with its own train connecting 3 diff areas. So your flight might be up to 15-20 journey from the lounge if its in a far away gate. Would def recommend this lounge if you have access!

I haven't been here since I moved from the UK in December 2010 but I loved this quaint shop when I…read morelived in Bury. The espresso is delish and their chai is a must try. Lots of space to read, free wifi, and a beautiful garden for warm days. I miss this place!

The beverages on offer here are standard - nothing exceptional about the tea and coffee, milkshakes…read moreare good because they can be customised but again, nothing to write home about. The food here is however lovely, and portion size is good too. Mainly focused on sandwiches and cakes. The layout is an interesting shape, curving around the serving counter and with a small enclosed outside terrace. There are sofas as a seating option, and lots of room to manoeuvre. As a result it is very popular with mums of babies/toddlers.

We used to go here all the time and loved it, but in the last 6+ months it has gone downhill -…read morebadly! The staff have all changed going from lovely, relaxed and friendly people to people who don't really seem to care, and the food used to be absolutely fantastic but they seem to have changed their quality of ingredients and the food now it not good at all. In the last 4 visits my husband food has been burnt 3 times, and then stone cold the 4th time. It does have a lovely look to it though. Could still recommend for drinks, for sure! But not at all for food. I just don't understand as it is always rammed, so they should make enough money to buy good ingredients... If they could go back to the way they used to be, it would be a full on 5 stars.

Cool decor. Friendly staff. Good food. Appears to draw a nice relaxed crowd of all ages. Stopped in…read morefor dinner and had the avocado salad with caesar dressing. Very good. Monday apparently free pudding night so also scored a free brownie sundae. It was also trivia night and joined in with nearby table. Place was full of happy people by the time I left. Returned the next night and had a burger and fries. Again tasty. Good food and nice place to hang out. Loved it.

The Bali Lounge used to be the Warwick Arms. They refurbished and changed names in January of…read more2015. I am told that while they changed the interior and the menu, it is all the same people. I had the Crispy Seabass Thai dish - Pla Pad Prig Thai Orn. It was excellent. The skin was nice and crispy from start to finish. It had a nice heat to it, almost exclusively from the green peppercorns. I would definitely go back again. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.

A great spot with an amazing view. Clarks behind the bar was engaging and professionalread more

Absolutely a must visit when in London. The vibe is excellent & the views of the city are…read moreunmatched. Don't miss out on this experience.

Place is amazing!!! The food is so good I highly recommend this place. The ambiance is amazing…read morethere is a wide variety of food to have and the portions are large.

Was told by robot hostess that we can only stay 90 minutes. Um yea, your restaurant is literally…read morecompletely empty at 5pm, but ok if you say so, I will make sure to not overstay my welcome. The menu is half Chinese, half Indian. A nice selection of dishes, some classics and some more modern creations. I had the pani puri shots. You can have them with or without vodka. This is quite a fun appetiser, but could have been executed better. The green water was not mixed properly and the shells were not full. Not bad though. You put the whole shell in your mouth, crunch crunch and then take the shot of green spice water. You get six shot glasses, five with the green water and one with yoghurt and tamarind, although the server called this turmeric, which it was not. The potato bhajia was pretty good, nice and crispy and a large serving. All the sauces are made off-site and purchased from a vendor (they told me). The tamarind sauce was soso, but chilli sauce was good. The mango lassi was a bit small being served in a copper mug, rather than a tall glass. I imagine this lounge is nice looking in the evening a probably the place to be in the local suburbia. But service was a bit inattentive. Literally 10 people running back and forth, but no one stopping to check on you. In an empty restaurant. At least I got a £5 off when downloading the app.