I can't say enough good things about Farmdrop -- the food is excellent, the commitment to…read moresustainability is so strong and the customer service is exceptional. Highly encourage anyone to give it a try.

From the owner: The freshest food straight from small and local farms and food makers, delivered the same day it…read moreleaves the farm.

As visiting tourists, we had seen this place on TikTok and wanted to give it a try…read more Overall, it was an alright experience. The cheese selection was wide and the pairings are nice. Definitely not cheap, but to be expected. My issues came in that there was no AC in the food hall, making it stuffy and the cheese smell terrible in the heat (I got nauseous), the water was equally nearly hot, and some items never came around on the belt the whole time we were there, like the cheesecake. Also, don't expect this to be your meal like we did. You cannot subsist on cheese for lunch. It's nice to experience once. I don't know if I'd return.

Such a fun, unexpected find on a solo trip to London! Pick & Cheese sits inside Seven Dials Market,…read morewhich is set up more like an open food hall than a traditional restaurant, so at first I wasn't sure what to expect. But the concept is fun and modern! You sit at the counter and watch a conveyor belt roll by with little trays of cheese, each paired with its own chutney, cracker, or garnish, and you just grab whatever catches your eye as it passes. It felt like cheese sushi, honestly, and I loved that. The variety was great, from mild and creamy to bold and funky, and it made trying new things low-stakes and playful rather than committing to one big cheese board. It's also a great setup for solo dining since there's no pressure to share, negotiate what to order, or sit at a table by yourself. You just pick what looks good to you. The space itself has a lively, casual energy since it's part of the wider market, so there was people-watching built in too. A perfect stop for cheese lovers or anyone looking for something a little different in London.

I love local grocery stores in other countries. Being on vacation I can say I love the chilled mini…read morewine and spirited beverages that you can grab and drink both in the store and in the street.

I am into Tesco! Skip the expensive souvenirs and buy a few chocolate bars or bags of chips and…read moretake those home to your US friends instead! We loved stocking up on yummy Cadburry eggs, Hula Hoops and Walkers. Prices were super cheap too.

Clean efficient personally made sandwiches, a little pricey but quality…read more There are tables at the back, I've not tried sitting down there yet, looks crowded at lunchtimes.?If you want cheaper go around the corner to Tesco Express in Lower Regents Street's for prepacked stuff in plastic wraps.

I'd say this place is a weak four but I am feeling generous this eve!…read more Pall Mall is a food desert. There is just no place to eat or if there are places they are posh and expensive. This cute "caf" has a varied menu of sandwiches, salads, pastas, etc., ample seating in the back, and free and strong wifi. I don't have much to go on--just a panini and a drink, but the staff is really slow with the English language despite being very nice and friendly and I was a bit surprised by the cost (although it is Pall Mall). But if I were in the hood and needed some food, I'd probably go back.

I was glad to see the place is still open. I have not been in the area since prior to the…read morelockdowns. It's a tiny place with maybe four rickety chairs at a counter. They seem to have a strong takeaway business. Food is tasty, especially a bowl of pho on a cloudy damp day. Food come a down stair kitchen, and delivery was fast.

New Vietnamese lunch place/takeaway, an earlier branch of which is on Queen Victoria Street. Think…read morepho, fried rice, banh mi and snacks. They offer a meal deal for £10.99 ( pho or fried rice, spring or summer rolls, soft drink). Portion sizes are OK rather than ample; also be aware they try and slip you spring rolls ( which aren't great) instead of summer rolls ( which have heft, and are OK). Irritatingly, this has happened to me twice now. Front of house are charming and polite, though. They have a loyalty card system, an advance order system, and a "bulk purchase" approach, where you pre-purchase a certain number of meals. As the business actually started with event catering, this is also a service they offer.

I wanted SO bad to love this place! You walk in and immediately feel like you've already made a…read moregood choice to be healthy. The walls are filled with amazing concoctions and the shelves are packed with healthy snacks. I ordered the skin cleansing smoothie (#65). It was a spinach, avocado, coconut water and pineapple smoothie. They only offer their super smoothies in medium and large size, so I opted for the medium - and it is huge. Definitely no need for a large! I was handed a beautiful light green drink - not a smoothie. I was expecting a nice creamy cold smoothie - but this was a luke warm juice. Not at all what I was expecting. That being said, for a juice, it was really good...it just wasn't what I was looking for. I'll try it again and order something else, and hopefully have a real smoothie.

Tiny hidden shop. No space to stay inside really but just grab a juice or smoothie to start your…read moreday. Amazing options with choice of boosters, protein powders and such. Wish it were open on the weekends. In a nutshell: it is fresh and healthy

Haven't got a clue what this is all about. Just walked in and there's no food but there are people…read morestill walking around with baskets as if nothing is a miss. I've just asked the security guy if they're closing down or expecting a delivery and he said no. Starting to think I've walked into the twilight zone. Would expect Jeramy Beedle to jump out any minute if he was still around.

Great breakfast inexpensive and good place to watch the morning routine of londoners.read more