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.

If you happen to be in the St. Pancras train station, head to the top floor and go to the end where…read moreyou see the big clock and Meeting Place (Lovers) Statue. There you will find a great patio to find comfort food, sandwiches, burgers, salads etc. They have heaters if it gets a bit chilly in the large open spaces. We had the same server both visits and she works very hard bustling about. I know it's cliché but I'd just arrived in London so I had to order the fish and chips. I grew up eating frozen Gorton's fish sticks so that's kind of my (sad!) expectation. Man, the stuff here is good! The fish was lightly breaded, not greasy and tasted great. The chips, or fries as we know them, were hot and perfect. Our meal was so good we made sure to visit again. I ordered a club sandwich the next time. Also, it was located right outside our Renaissance hotel - super convenient.

Flew in today to London, checked in to the hotel and we were hungry. Picked this because of the…read moreease but the food, ambiance and service were great!

Located in T2, this review is for breakfast. Expectations aren't too high for airport eateries, but…read moreThe Perfectionists' Café does a decent job of ticking the boxes ahead of a long travel day. Food: I typically order the Full English, but on this trip I went with the scrambled eggs on toast with the addition of a fried egg (a girl can have whatever she wants). The scrambled eggs are a creamy scramble and delicious if you like it that way. If you want a murdered scramble, don't do it. Fried egg was equally delicious as you'll see from the yolk these are farm fresh eggs, and it makes a difference. Service: Efficient and friendly. Not overly attentive due to the volume of travelers in and out, but you'll typically not have an issue getting someone's attention when you need something. Cost: It's an airport folks, but still very reasonable for LHR, and so much better than most US airport eateries in cost and value for money. Space: Try to get a seat overlooking the airport, but otherwise it's open to the terminal as a whole.

I have a strong memory of the fish and chips at London-Heathrow being delicious but that memory…read moredoesn't seem accurate. I had a cancelled flight and ended up connecting through here, the funny thing is I thought at least I could find that good fish and chips place. I only remembered it was on the 2nd floor but was able to find it easily, the last time we came was in 2018. Fish and Chips: It's even marked on the menu as being special, I used to tell my friends that this place was better than anywhere in the US but sadly that isn't true anymore. The fish was huge but the batter was very thick this time though it did have a nice crispy crunch. Chips were not good, very overdone and not unstarched and double fried like the local Chippers do. The smashed peas were good and have the dish some color and I lived the lemon in cheesecloth so the seeds wouldn't fall out. Gin and Tonic: It honestly tastes better in London, proper gin and tonic in the correct glass.

In a quest to minimize my need for control, I asked my mother if she would like to pick where we…read morewould eat for dinner. She choose Garfunkels, which was curious to me, but when in London...! I've never had sliced potatoes in a house salad, so that was different and also pretty delicious. I also ordered a side of wings- each order comes with four wings. I think for the price, five wings would be totally fair, especially because they are dry rubbed with salt and pepper with sauce on the side for dipping (my kind of style)!

Garfunkels is like the English version of Claimjumper, minus the massive American portions. A chain…read morethat offers traditional English breakfast amongst other standard fare. I've been to this location twice; once in 2010 and again during my recent visit. The food is usually good and service prompt. I don't recommend the fried calamari, though. I ordered it the last time I was here and it was stringy and had a fishy aftertaste. No bueno. The English breakfast is always a good bet and it's served all day. Kid's menu offers the usual stuff (pasta, nuggets, pizza, etc). While it may not be the most original or glamorous place to dine while you're in London, it will serve its purpose if you're looking for a no frills, but sit down, quick bite to eat in a family friendly setting.

This is an okay place for breakfast at Gatwick, but if you have the option to eat outside of the…read moreairport, do it. We ordered the English breakfast of various sizes (they have small, standard and large), and we all found the sausage and beans to be bland. It was nice that the tea/coffee/hot chocolate all included free refills, convenient if you were trying to while away hours during a layover, but for someone wanting a quick meal, the upcharge for that convenience wasn't necessary or wanted. Also, the seats are not particularly comfortable, so I cannot imagine wanting to stay longer than the time required to eat a meal.

For an airport meal, this wasn't horrible, but I'm glad we didn't end up having to pay for this…read morefood (used vouchers given to us by our airlines). I got the Pesto, Mozzarella and Tomato Sandwich with Fries and a side of garlic bread. The sandwich was pretty bland - the pesto didn't have much taste and the cheese was also pretty subpar. The bread was not as crispy as it should be in a panini-style sandwich. All of this made it really tough to finish the sandwich. The fries were also not great. I saw that my friend got very crispy fries so I was excited but mine ended up being pretty soggy and got cold pretty quickly. The best part of the meal was the side of garlic bread - it was crispy and easy to chew but full of flavor. Unfortunately, though, it did not come with any marinara sauce on the side so I had to make do with a spontaneous mix of ketchup and mayonnaise. I guess if you're desparately hungry in an airport come here, but other than that you can find other places.

La Tazza is located conveniently on Praed Street right outside of the Paddington underground…read morestation. It is a convenient location to M&S and there are lots of food options/restaurant around. We chose La Tazza because it's full English breakfast (my favorite kind of breakfast is cheaper than most in the neighborhood). It is also close to the bus tours that we were going to go on for the day. For two people, we ordered a hot chocolate and an extra Full English breakfast(we are Americans, of course we want it big). Just kidding, we are pretty skinny people and we thought we don't need two plates of the same/similar food. So we ended up just sharing a bigger plate, which turned out to be perfect and at a lower rate for the two of us. The breakfast included a chicken sausage, two slices of seared pork, some dried, beans, mushrooms, two slices of toasted bread, two sunny side eggs, a black stuffed fatty muffin for 15.50 pounds? The breakfast tasted good, not amazing as I have had better full English breakfast in London. The experience was great overall. And the store also had a plethora of sauce packets. The whole experience felt very local and convenient. It reminded me of our bodegas in NYC. I would recommended as a go to spot in a hurry.

First English breakfast that I had in London and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked it…read more The egg was slightly runny, just like how I like it. The beans, sausage, and toast worked together well. However I will say the bacon was super salty. The cafe is clean and bright with lots of natural light. It really close to the Paddington station. The employees were super kind and offered us coffee on the house! I would def come back.

Gourmet burger shops are a recent craze in my home city of Perth, Australia in the past 2-3 years…read moreso I was a bit unsure about trying them at GBK. I'm not a big burger fan. I ordered the cheese burger from the lunch menu and immediately regretted it. I should have tried the more exotic burgers on the main menu. The cheese burger was excellent!! Possibly the best burger I've ever had. If the standard burger style is so good, I can only imagine how the others taste. The other reviews are not joking, this place is great!! It's a must try if you are in the area in my opinion.

Ok, I don't think this is the GBK location that I actually went to, but I'll avoid any description…read moreof decor and just keep the food! The burgers are AMAZING! If you are looking for a fun date place or a nice family meal destination, go to GBK. It's not exactly fast food, but operates a little like a partial self-serve restaurant. You choose a table and learn the number of your table from a wandering waiter or waitress. Then you look at menus and choose your burgers (SO many options) and head up to a counter to place your order. In about 10-15 minutes, your food arrives on nice plates with silverware and it's all very civilized. So a mix of fast food and sit down restaurant all in one. Plus the burgers are delicious, unique, and really well-presented. I loved GBK!

Worst meal in Camden and that's saying a lot…read more As a person who lives in America I might be a little pickier about my American diners than most but this place is truly appalling. From the chocolate milkshake which looked and tasted like foamed chocolate milk rather than thick ice cream to the cold eggs to the fact my teenager's pancakes were 1/2 the size of the ones served to the diners at the next table (and were terrible anyway). It took ages to get ketchup and the fries were cold and stodgy.

As I entered the Diner, It was immaculate!…read more The customer service was great. But lets get to the food. Corn Dogs: I don't know what Corn has got to do with this food....Er yeah considering it just a frankfurter in a thin bready wrapping (can't even describe it). But its alright with tomato ketchup. Potato Skins: With bacon and melted cheese tasted good if the cheese was a bit more mature, it would of toped it off for me. Mac & Chees: Ive had Caribbean, Ive had Waitrose ready made, Ive even made my own but NOTHING prepared me for the taste that was about to enter my mouth. It was moist...creamy and cheesy and soooo good. I had to save that one to last just to savour the taste. This place is cheap and and its going in my £10 London list. So yeah I will bop here again just for Mr MC.