If you like honey and spice, the hot honey chicken is definitely for you. The smarties mcflurry is…read morebasically just MnMs McFlurry lol. Everything is self serve kiosks. They don't take orders. There's no seating. No bathroom. Fries are hot but doesn't come out with that crunch on the outside. Mango Pineapple smoothie tastes a bit off. I'd say no on the Green Apple Sprite. It reminds me of hand wash. Although decently clean, it was nothing impressive. This was my first time here and will probably be my last.

When visiting another country you always have to check out their local McDonald's. The day after…read morerunning the marathon I was free to eat anything I wanted so it was cheat meal time! This one is close to London Station. Nice decor and not as cookie cutter as the NYC locations are. French fries are pretty much the same which was a good thing. Salted caramel McFlurry was good for a dessert treat and their ice cream machine was actually working and not broken down as most back home are. Ha! As far as a McD's goes it was decent enough across the pond.

Great spice - wasn't overbearing. Good service (quick too)…read more Will definitely try next time I'm in London.

A solid location!…read more You are quickly greeted once you arrive and are directed to the downstairs (elevators are available). Once you sit you have the option to order via your phone (free wifi) or go up to the counter. We ordered a family meal for 2 and it was so fresh and filling. Truly a good deal and hits the spot just right. They have reusable cutlery and sauces for you to use on top of their seasoned chicken. My go to hesr is the mild chicken, fries and garlic bread. you truly can't go wrong! So tasty and slightly healthy.

Nice Mexican food spot in London. Similar to chipotle in the US - overall good food and quick…read moreservice.

Awful customer service experience. This place says "real California burritos and tacos", but you…read moreask for a bit more sour cream or corn after they give a tiny scoop and they look at you like you're crazy and say it's extra. NOWHERE in California or elsewhere in the US are they charging you extra for one of the free toppings especially when they gave you a tiny scoop in the first place. Awful awful awful experience

Core Korean flavors are there Super fast service…read more Great for lunch Dine in is limited Just a great quick lunch stop Could use more spice and side of kimchi!!!

I can't knock it- by and large I love Korean food. Wedged into a slightly inconveniently laid out…read moresite, this outlet nonetheless seems to operate effectively. The "KFC" ( Korean Fried Chicken- geddit?) bento will turn your head from Wasabi's ever popular sweet chilli chicken. Much, much nicer food( chicken, rice, salad, kimchi, and dumplings), at a not dissimilar price. One ask : more kimchi please!

Wonderful little French spot to stop and get a coffee. I…read moreordered a hot chocolate, which was indeed "luxurious". I nearly couldn't handle the thickness and richness, but that is what they advertise. Pastries looked incredible, I had to snag a bite and absolutely loved the macaroons. Great texture.

my wife fatima and my daughter jessica like this place I like too, food is just ready soup hot…read moremushrooms soup sandwich,I forgot my bottle of water, hopefully cashier matteo B found 11 mar26 16:45pm shop great tower street

Not sure why this place is not listed on Yelp. It offers the best value meal in the City in my…read moreopinion. A falafel wrap costs £4.75 and fills you up for an entire day. The food is fresh and delicious. I believe they close by 3pm each day though. They also have a loyalty card, and do falafel salads as well, which are huge.

As others have said, Organic Chickpeas does excellent falafels, either in a pitta bread or as a…read moresalad bowl with Mediterranean vegetables, hummus and falafels. The portions are big considering the prices (£5.25 for a salad bowl and £5 for a pitta), but it's a shame there's no option for a small size serving if you're not that hungry. On the afternoon I visited, service was quick and friendly when I reached the counter after a few minutes in line. Keep in mind that this is little more than a tiny takeaway shop down a side line, so it's takeaway only and catering primarily to the city lunchtime market.

Really great spot for a quick bite, be it lunch or getting a quick fix before meeting up with…read moresomeone or heading home. The food is tasty yet relatively healthy when compared to other fast food options nearby. The decor was also nice - spacious and clean with condiments, utensils and napkins fully stocked for self service. Staff are also nice too. I think it's important to set your expectations. This isn't a boutique high end sushi restaurant in Japan... I honestly wouldn't even call Itsu a sushi restaurant! It's a casual, largely self serve, fast food chain with some sushi on its menu. You can't be expecting a sub £7 sushi box to compare to sushi restaurants which charge that price for a single sashimi or nigiri. I enjoyed Itsu and would gladly visit one of their other chains.

I don't think I can call Itsu's sushi.. sushi…read more.. I love jap food, and have travelled around Japan just for their food. Itsu's should not call what they put on the shelf sushi. More like a piece of fish on some rice (and no that's not sushi). Real sushi focuses on the type of rice used, the right amount of vinegar on each grain of rice, the moisture level in the rice. The focus on the grip of the chef is immense, as it translates to whether the sushi falls apart or it's too firm. All of these things come together miraculously, and bonded by some wasabi with a gorgeous piece of generous sashimi. That my friend is called sushi. Itsu's sushi was dry, hard, firm. Sashimi was not fresh and started to dis-color. I personally think it's just unfair how London is dominated by all these bad Jap food chains, and ripping the Londonites of great Japanese food experience. We should mourn for that fish even, as it certainly died in vain. Ok I should stop being dramatic. Reality is that we all know if we wanted great Jap food you won't go Itsu, or these equivalent chains. But personally think it felt more like a mock up than real Jap food at all. Not to be harsh, but i don't think consumers should need to pay so much for such quality.

Stumbled upon Pod while waiting for a friend. I ordered the avocado quinoa salad and we got…read moresandwiches for my friends. The quinoa salad was heaven. It tasted was so fresh and it was very flavorful. My friends both loved our sandwiches. I wish they would open in Germany! Would be a hit and makes it so easy to eat healthy.

I love this place. It's so easy to be healthy and yet still feel like the food you're eating is…read moreyummy. I'm just about to pop in for breakfast for the first time. I love the lunch protein pots and the Greek yoghurts. My personal trainer is a fan. Such a novelty to have somewhere not too expensive, healthy and tasty - well done Pod!

Was great to experience some classic Fish & Chips in London. Next I'm going to try the Cod instead…read moreof the Haddock. The haddock was a little too mushy versus being firm and flaky. The tartar sauce went perfectly with the fish, the location was great, and the staff was very helpful. Looking forward to returning.

We had a great casual lunch at Poppies when we were in London last month, a satisfying meal of fish…read moreand chips and beer. Poppies has four locations, but this one on Hanbury Street by Spitalfields Market is the original. We were able to make an online reservation for six like an hour ahead of a Thursday lunchtime visit. We could've walked in, but the restaurant was fairly busy. The space was great, small and fun with a retro American diner aesthetic. There was a jukebox in one corner and tons of knick-knacks and memorabilia on the walls. We were with my parents and our boys, and the vibe was very easy and kid-friendly. We had a young, friendly server who wanted to talk to us about America, where he hoped to study. He was a bright-eyed sweetie, and he took very good care of us. We drank Poppies Pale Ale, which was on tap and quite refreshing on a hot day. And of course, we had lots of fish and chips. We tried both the haddock and the cod, which cost a dollar more. Our waiter said he personally preferred the haddock, and all of us ended up agreeing, though honestly both were delicious, flaky and flavorful, the batter light and crispy. The chips were great, as was the house tartar sauce. We also got sides of garden peas and sliced gherkins, which were both lovely. My kids had fish bites and fries. If you're looking for a chippy (love that word) on this side of London, I'd highly recommend checking out Poppies. It's a welcoming place with excellent fish and chips, exactly what we wanted for lunch that day.