Cute little sandwich shop!...they have coffee, tea, pastries and loaves of breads as well…read more I got the Pesto Chicken sando and it's good, but nothing to write home about. That being said, I may have ordered wrong so I'll give this place another shot. Most others in line ordered the Coronation Chicken

Excellent customer service. Polite and helpful staff and caring owner. Very clean and always…read morewilling to listen stem and improve.

This place is right across London Business School where I spent 2 years as a relatively broke grad…read morestudent...it was a relief to have this place with cheap and cheerful options, ranging from rich indulgent curries to a plethora of choices in the salad bar. The owner is a friendly chap and he does a good job of ensuring that the service is prompt - would recommend stopping by if you are in the area and want cheap deli food...this is no fancy restaurant, mind you!

This is a small sandwich shop located very close to the London Business School and extremely…read moreconvenient. Apparently, this is a local school favorite due to the convenience and tasty sandwiches. They also have great looking samosas that I will try another time. I ordered the spicy chicken with avocado, and it is delicious! The price is quite decent as well for the sandwich. I highly recommend this place!

There is not too much to say about Kaffe Automat, but I stopped in there for a tea and sandwich…read morewhile I was perusing around London. They have plenty of drinks to choose from, both tea and coffee, but what impressed me the most was their organic sandwiches and lunch choices. It was perfect for a quick bite to eat. The crowd was also very nice to me and was very open with sharing tips on local things to do.

We loved Cafe Verona so much that we ate in this family owned cafe three times during our visit. We…read morelearned of the cafe because we were able to store our luggage through Stasher. We had our first cup of coffee here, and the owner treated us like family. The menu is a mix of Italian, Greek and British. We had a breakfast that was wonderful. I had eggs, avocado and toast that were so tasty and filling that I didn't eat the rest of the day. My husband had one of their egg, bacon and Gruyère cheese sandwiches on a baguette. He raved about that sandwich. For a quick meal, we picked up to-go boxes of their moussaka and a chicken curry. Both dishes were hearty and flavorful. The curry had a great spice level. The portions were generous. The prices are much more reasonable than any that you find in the area. The service is excellent. Many locals eat here. The cafe is comfortable with a handful of tables inside and a couple outside on the sidewalk. I highly recommend.

This is phenomenal restaurant serving both great Italian and Greek food. It's owned by a wonderful…read moreman named Leonardo, such a sweet guy. I had the moussaka and it was some of the best I've ever had. Side note,,,, there is a very mean lady who lives above the restaurant making his life miserable for no reason. He gets up early everyday and starts work at 4am to start the day by cleaning and preparing top notch food and she calls the police on him for sweeping and cooking. This is a delight of a person serving incredible food and he doesn't deserve her constant cruelty. If you're on Drury Ln. And want to support a good man making fantastic food, this is your spot!

A good spot to grab a comforting lunch in the cold wet weather, a selection of tasty hot food to…read moretake away (or eat in for a small surcharge), the food here is always warming, flavoursome and well spiced, it is however sometimes a little overcooked. Their north African tagines and meatballs are well worth a try if you are lucky enough to come across them on a day they are available, and the potato dauphinoise is a guilty pleasure, it tastes sooo good, but you can almost hear your heart cry out in fear as the creamy, garlicky goodness hits your tongue... There is always a queue for the takeaway sandwiched/salads and though I can't vouch for these personally, they can't be too bad as I occaisionally see repeat visitors in the cold food queue... Not perhaps my summertime favourite, but the sheer comfort food factor means I have been known to dabble here in the warmer months when hungover... TOP TIP: If you want the hot food, squeeze past all the people waiting for their sarnies and head straight to the hot food counter where you will be served forthwith!

What a great find, all around this area is literally swarming with all sorts of sandwich shops,…read morecafe and take away to cater for the many offices situated around here. Yet sometime it still seems so difficult to find a really nice place, well La Provence is a find. Usually big queues in here during lunch for the lovely food. They do great wraps, my favourite being the falafel and hummus wrap with all the extras, this is a huge wrap which will keep you going all day for just over £3. Huge selections of other wraps, paninis, ciabattas etc on offer. The hot food selections is also great and changes, the last time I was here I got lasagne, with butternut squash stew and a lovely butter bean stew on the side, a huge lunch for just £4.40 eat in. (cheaper if you take out). Such nice fresh food, great portions and prices and the staff are great - really recommend.

I love the branch in Holburn but not this one…read more The ambiance feel like a fast food shop and the food takes forever to get to us. The outdoor seating has no heating and I can see people are not only not enjoying the time, but the food get cold so quickly. Although the environment isn't great, the servicer is more accommodating than the ones in holburn. I was looking for my favorite dish - black Penny beans with burrata but they don't offer it here. The food was just your regular breakfast food. Spinach was hella oily and the sourdough was TOUGH. On top of that, bathroom situation is not great.

The food is very well done. Red eggs are very tasty if you like spicy food. The place is small,…read morenice and pretty comfortable. Service is quick and the waiter was very kind.

So I read the reviews and was a bit worried about going to this place but actually I think it's…read moreunder rated, the service is fine, the desserts are amazing my friend got the waffles and I got the Nutella bomb and omg AMAZING! It cost £8 but it was worth it (minus the sugar rush) I noticed another table who got a fondue with strawberries and that looked amazing, for sure a place to go in harrow and it is a place to visit for sure, also go after 6pm as harrows parking is free then ;)

Walked past this place wondering "Huh! How long has this been here, this looks ... interesting …read more.. amazing, OH MY GOD, I MUST GO IN!" The display of chocolate out the front, mouth watering, chocolatey goodness! Went in with my friend, inside it is decorated very appropriately, with tables and chairs looking like milk chocolate colours and shades. This place looked like a chocolate factory made into a cafe! Perfect! The service, just as smooth as their chocolate. I walked in, the man instantly addressed me with "Good Evening sir, how are you today?" I replied in kind with a "I like the enthusiasm, trying to make me buy something huh" which we both laughed at. I did proceed to buy a few things, but damn this place was so cool, I will for sure be revisiting. If you look at the pictures I am about to post up, you will see why! The only reason I 4 starred is because it was late and there was no atmosphere, which I would like to see what that is like in there. Not bad consdering this place jas only been open for 5 days!

A fabulous Italian deli stocked from floor to ceiling with goodies throughout the shop. It's so…read moretightly packed that you need to be slightly careful not to tip something over :-) I loved this place and visited at least twice during my short stay. Run by a bunch of Italian men this place has Italian ingredients galore, meats, cheeses, oils, vinegars, sauces and prepared foods. They also have a fresh bread counter with lots of Italian breads. You can say this place is more or less edible :-) The prepared foods like risotto and vegetables are lovely as are the choice of cheeses and meats. The quality is good and the prices are also quite ok. I would shop here regularly if I could :-) it's a slice of Italy in London.

This is THE Italian deli for sweet and savoury treats to snag for dinner or a picnic. Takeaway…read morecontainers are secure and adorable, perfect for posh nosh in the park or a homemade meal you didn't feel like sweating over for hours. The wine selection is impressive, as is the deli-style spread of cheeses and meats. It's not cheap, but you're in Parsons Green, what do you expect? Homemade gooey lasagna ready for a brief oven blast, the most succulent roasted chicken imaginable, and hearty soups. Don't even get me started on the panna cotta. It's like creme brulee's much hotter cousin. The tiramisu is to die for, too. For less dairy-inclined folk, there are usually sweet breads and muffins. An antipasto buffet priced by weight with sardines, artichoke hearts, brine-soaked olives, and caprese salad has been my dinner many a night. Insider tip: all the shop-keepers I've met are Portuguese. Throw out an "obrigado" and maybe they'll give you a break on the cheese.