Love Leon! Locations all over the city, affordable, appropriate portions, and nothing but healthy…read moreand yummy options! Wish they had these in my country!

Very good value for money, quick and friendly service. Food was tasty and loved the overall vibe.read more

Good Ol'Mcds. Such a godsend in London when you are trying to save every penny. This location is…read moreright on Oxford Street and it was busy as it gets when I was there. Plenty of those self service totems. Got my food in minutes. Not a lot of seating tho. And the mens restroom was in an absolute state of despair, only downside I can mention.

Food was okay, but service needs improvement. The place had a bad smell, the restroom was flooded,…read moreand the order machine didn't print receipts. Staff were reluctant to provide basics like napkins.

Yo! You in the area? You wanna sandwich? You want some pasta!? You want it for a reaaaaalllly good…read moreprice?! Come here. They'll fix you right up. I had the artichoke, mozzarella, and olive on grilled ciabatta and I was a happy puppy.

I've grown up with pasta as its one of the few fast and easy dishes my mom used to do after work…read more Also several members of our family decided to move to Italy for ever and ever ... and ever ... and they infused a love for pasta within the rest of us. So ... pasta, my love ... lets meet at the Mayfair Pasta & Sandwich Bar. Tucked away in a side street off Oxford Street this is an old fashioned cafe with a few places to sit and a large counter. They have the usual range of sandwiches ... freshly made of course ... and a very good range of pasta. To be honest its not rocket science. Its a very decent portion (amazingly hot as well) for around £4.50-£5.50 and it keeps me happy until dinner time. A good deal I would say!

This is actually a pretty good alternative to your regular fast food chain. It's much healthier and…read moreyou can tell by the taste. It seems to me much more fresh, with options that us 'mindful' folk really look for. Especially when travelling, it can be super easy to eat junk food because you're on vacation- but it's a nice change to have something that is moderately healthier than what you have been eating, reminds you of North American cuisine, but doesn't make you feel like crap. You're on vacation and you want to enjoy your time. You don't have to sacrifice good eating in order to do so. Try them out as they aren't overly priced, and there are a ton of them around London. Quick service too with a cool set up.

They serve healthy breakfast until noon. Now that is so much better! Who wants to eat a burger…read moreor chips at 10.30am or 11am? Their any breakfast item and a coffee is a great deal at £3.95. Really like this place. Service swift and helpful.

Went in for a to go order. The food was fresh and I experienced friendly customer service.read more

If you like to customize your salad, this is the place to go. But in fact this is also where you…read morewill get suggested salad options for those amongst us who don't like to make decisions (me?) .... But aside from salads, they also do the typical English cafe stuff like coronation chicken, panninis etc. I have to say, during my first visit I was a bit overwhelmed as there was so much choice and much of it looked really delicious. I really appreciated the friendly staff though, who was patient with me and my indecisiveness and didn't get at all frustrated. I can recommend this place as a healthy and inexpensive lunch spot if you're in Fitzrovia or Marylebone. (Don't go here if you like it posh and fancy.)

Not the worse burger I've had, not the best either. But too…read moregreasy and the fries portions are really small.

Most overrated place ever... I kept seeing long queues outside this place for ages and I really…read morewanted to see what all the hype was about. There's 3 main burger options and then you add all the toppings you like to customise your burger. While my boyfriend asked for all of the toppings I asked for the plain bacon cheeseburger as I wanted something simple. I obviously tried both options and they were equally disappointing. My boyfriend's burger was juicier than mine for to the peppers and onions that made it taste more fresh, while mine was a mass of meat and plastic-y cheese that I can easily dub 'the artery clogger' because it felt like I'd need a double bypass after eating it. Not to mention that the bacon was bone dry and crunchy, borderline burnt to a crisp and breaking in crumbs when you bit into it. Honestly worst bacon I've ever tried. To be honest the variety of toppings was very underwhelming as the choices were something you expect from a basic burger (mayo, onions, tomatoes etc). With gourmet burgers in your average pub offering avocado, egg or pulled pork and even your local spoons burger coming with onion rings, Five Guys is really not bringing anything new to the table. The skin on chips were enough to vaguely justify the £4 and they were decent so I was happy with them. However, my highlight was getting free pints of water which on its own says a lot about what this place has to offer. This place is a glorified Mc Donald's with pretty much the same quality as far as flavour or texture are concerned and five times the price to fool you int thinking it's a real restaurant. I do not intend to go back there again as it was a complete waste of money to eat something basic and unhealthy.

Boutique sandwich shop near Mayfair Hotel. Appears to be family-owned and operated by a lovely…read morecouple. Selection of hot/cold sandwiches are abundant and choices of bread, meats, cheeses and condiments are all neatly displayed in a deli case for easy selection. Clean shop, reasonable prices and friendly staff.

Waited 45 minutes for food that was sitting around 29 minutes. Cold food. 5 nuggets instead of…read moresix. Ridiculous execution.

McDonald's have four branches on London's Oxford Street, this is the second one I visited during my…read morerecent time in London, after the branch inside West One (a really poor, cramped store). This branch is located on 291B Oxford Street, in the Mayfair area of the street, it is a fairly tall, old and kind of impressive building, and is basically opposite John Lewis, and next to EE. The store is pretty clean for a Mcdonald's, there was a staff member who was cleaning up even though it was a little busy, they did get in the way slightly but at least the store was being constantly clean, which is something you don't often find in Mcdonald's locations, or in London. There was a decent amount of seating in the store also, but it is worth noting due to the central location on such a busy street (Oxford Street), it can get pretty busy, giving you a rushed feel. The store also offers McDelivery which is pretty handy if you live within 1.5 miles away, as they deliver via the UberEATS platform, which I find to be so much better to rivals including Deliveroo. (but that's a separate review!) Pretty much typical Mcdonald's store in terms of menu offerings, pretty cool building for a Mcdonald's and in a good location. 3*

Little, yellow, different.....better…read more Wait, that's Nuprin*. Red, yellow, busy....clean That's this McDonalds. Stopped in here for a quick bite prior to heading to a pub and a show and was pleased at how fast the service was because the place was packed. Was able to get a seat at a clean table, my food was hot and well-prepared, so I can't complain about this. It's a little loud and due to the location, super crowded but they know what they're doing. Even the bathrooms are clean and very efficient! Good show, McDonalds. ___________________________________________ * An ibuprofen tablet from the 80's. Also mocked in "Wayne's World". http://youtu.be/YMy_--iNqKQ

Large portion of fries was smaller than my dick which is very small. The experience turned me emo.read more