Mmmmmmm the smells that waft out the door when I'm heading to work mean that I'll be thinking about…read morelunch before I've turned my computer on. The sanwich prices rival the delis in the area and provide a much better quality lunch (err, the bread doesn't come with those printed grill marks...) Definitely try the ciabatta, their pastas and other goodies are all take & heat so if you've got a microwave in the office, it's a perfect place for a quick easy takeaway.

Going to this place for lunch is what I miss the most from working in Hampstead Heath. It was here…read morethat I discovered sun-blushed tomatoes. Throw in some ciabatta, oils, fresh mozzarella and pesto and I was in 'Best Sandwich Ever' territory. They also sell a variety of fresh pastas, deli meats and desserts. Well worth a visit.

Friendly service…read more Healthy Happy Smoothie tasty Nourishing Rare bit unique Done vegan Recommended

Such a cute spot , I love the ambiance the workers are really sweet . I got the bagel Benedict and…read morea slice of the lemon loaf everything looked so good . I really loved the bagel although a bit messy it was delightful and the bagel was so good . The lemon loaf I would have liked a little more moistness but altogether it was quite nice . If I'm ever back in London again this will be on my top of the list. BTW this is a vegan spot . Everything is vegan

This deli is in the beautiful neighborhood of primrose hill and is a great option if you are…read morelooking for an inexpensive lunch. The menu consists of premade and specialty sandwiches as well as muffins, brownies, and cannolis. I ordered the ham, cheese, and tomato on focaccia. Although the service was slow, the food was delicious and worth a stop! Whatever you order, make sure to try the the focaccia - you won't be disappointed!

Function only. The sandwiches have very little meat, some cheese, iceberg lettuce, and tomato. No…read moremayo, mustard, special sauce...or flavor. The staff are indifferent and impersonal. Not good value and likely only stays in business because of the location.

What I like about this cafe most is the atmosphere...it's a very nice local hang-out…read moreplace...perfect for studying or meeting friends for a little chat. They also have a nice back yard. Most of all though I really enjoy the down-to-earth service and friendliness of both the owners and their staff. Free wi-fi.

Rustique is my favorite cafe in the world. Every time I travel to London my boyfriend and I make…read moremultiple visits to this gem. The owner is SO kind and always remembers us. The coffee is fantastic and I am in love with the apple pie. Faleminderit

A little difficult to find in Camden Market, but definitely worth it!…read more I had the chicken sandwich smothered in cheese sauce and it was tops! The chicken was juicy and crispy at the same time. Also, the fries on the side were pretty dang good. If you're visiting the market, this is a must visit.

I saw this post on Instagram about this place and had to try when coming to London. We walked all…read moreover London to get here and it was so worth the walk! I didn't try the milkshakes because I saw it wasn't real ice cream but that chicken sandwich baby was amazing! The "hot shake" fries were bomb too. You must try if you like chicken sandwiches!!

Steak bake was undercooked and soft, spilling over the bag. Just not great as it used to be. The…read moreguy who served me, Leo I guess, came across very unpleasant, passive aggressive and also mouthy towards his colleagues. It was an awful experience.

It may not be the healthiest option but Greggs is 'oh so good.'…read moreWhen you are in a rush and you need a snack or lunch on the go it is a cheap and convenient option. The hot pasties are excellent, especially the sausage rolls. I always struggle by-passing a cake shop without venturing in. Greggs has a good selection of cakes although nothing spectacular. I am a little to keen on the jam doughnuts. The freshly made sandwiches are a great choice ranging from £1.10 to £2.50 and are crammed with filling. For less than £5 you can get a sandwich, pastie, cake and drink. Not bad if you are eating on a budget.

Yolk Breaker you got the best of me, But I just keep on coming back incessantly…read more.. what a genius concept! egg sandwiches with 100 different toppings and flavors - why didn't we think of this before? I know - you got to beat the egg for a while and nobody's got time for that, right? Yes but not only do they do the beating for you, they use 100% free range farm eggs. Amazing. I added avocados on mine because I was feeling bougie and it did not disappoint. Brioche bun, perfectly cooked scrambled egg, cheesy goodness, mashed avocado and onions. heavenly. I found it at Camden Market and nowhere else :(

Place has really good egg sandwiches. I got the yolk breaker (what they are supposed to be known…read morefor) and it was really good! I think that it is a little too expensive. Very good food but if they could bring down the price by a pound or two it would be great and not just really good. I would still eat there again.

I was so so so happy with my bahn mi sandwich…read more We ducked in just before the Metric show at The Forum for a quick bite. I had the crispy pork bahn mi and was told they only had enough meat for a half order, so the other half of the sandwich I could pick another meat! I went lemongrass chicken. Husband grabbed the crispy pork rice bowl. We were both extremely happy with our orders. The baguette was so fresh, with a crispy/chewy exterior and fluffy interior and a very good size. (I've scaled back my bread/gluten intake considerably, so I am over the moon my choice to eat bread wasn't "wasted" on this meal - that baguette was divine). It had good amount a meat (could have used a tad more) and a great amount of fresh shredded carrot and lettuce, and the peanut sauce was yum yum. I didn't try the bowl but it looked exactly like mine, but deconstructed and rice instead of bread. The service was super sweet and very friendly. More of a takeaway place but better quality ingredients than your average chicken or kebab shop (and the prices reflect that - my bahn mi was £6.50).

Nice healthy lunch option here. The Pho is fantastic and reasonable at £7. They also do very nice…read morelooking Vietnamese baguettes which I've yet to try. There is literally a small table and a couple of stools for seating area, so ideal for a takeaway but if looking to sit in don't bother at peak times i.e. lunchtime.

It's nice to watch the steady of stream of locals interact with the staff--this is clearly the kind…read moreof neighborhood institution where, like Cheers, "everyone knows your name." There are excellent panini toasted sandwiches (big enough for 2 helpings, really!) and side salads. You'd be hard pressed to find a better deal in the area, served by a friendlier group of people. Just be mindful that the eat-in space is very small, and can feel crowded during the lunch rush, especially once a few baby buggies get packed into the mix. If the weather is decent, the outdoor tables seem like a better option.

The service is great and the food is good. It has a feeling of a family business, very casual and…read morefriendly. They serve full breakfasts here.

The best shop in the uk and perhaps the world. I got a falafel wrap here like 3 or 4 years ago and…read moreI think about it twice every day because it was the most delicious thing I have ever eaten. All of the employees deserve a nobel prize for their contributions to humanity

Are you in need of a place where you can both indulge in a delicious Middle-Eastern wrap and…read morebreast-feed your baby? - Well, then you should come to Phoenicia! Phoenicia is a lot: it's a supermarket, a butcher, a quick-lunch place, as well as a place where you can come to and have a lovely chat with a friend while eating away at their delicious selection of baklava. As for the wraps/sandwiches, there are basically two choices: the Lebanese wrap (a plain flat-bread wrap) or the Moroccan wrap (a flat-bread with spinach inside). Once you've made this difficult choice, you have to make more choices...you can fill your wrap with salads (such as tabbouleh), spreads (such as humous) and meats (such as spicy chicken or merguez). But, if you don't want to choose, you might as well order two kinds of wraps as the prices of one is very reasonable. Later, you may want to top it all off with a nice baklava, which you might even get for free if you're really nice. In fact, speaking of nice, the service here is super-friendly. Everyone is very polite and they bring your food to the table... After your lunch (or whatever you've had) you should go check out their supermarket...you will basically find here anything you need. They also have a very nice selection of organic products.