This is a small cafe in a great location, situated just off the a13 motorway and situated right…read morenext to newham leisure centre. Most trade is through building workers and anyone just needing a break. They sell a huge selection of breakfast,lunch and dinner.Plus they sell tea,coffee or soft drinks. The staff are very friendly but do take there time which can be a bit long. Food takes a little longer than average to come to your table. Excellent quality food so worth the wait. Parking is terrible as it has no car park, you cant park on the road as its a bicycle lane so the only place to park is back streets which are always full. However i would reccommend this place for a quick bite to eat.

Delicious, healthy, and reasonably priced! We ate at a lot of Pret A Manger while in London. Fresh,…read morequality ingredients (not cheap stuff) used, consistent taste among all the Pret locations, every item we tried was good (coffee, tea, mac & cheese with kale and cauliflower, chicken noodle soup, meatball Parmesan hot wrap, fruit cups, chicken Cesar toasted tortilla, and my favorite: CHIPOTLE CHICKEN TOASTED TORTILLA). 'Take away' cost less than dine in. Strange concept for this American. Hours vary slightly with each location.

I shopped at the Pret A Manger 211-213 Baker Street, London UK location around 12:45pm on 6 March…read more2022. I did not see any name tags so I'll say a young asian looking cashier took my order. She very rude and unprofessional. I understand it is a busy location but her actions and then dumping my food and drinks in the bag was ridiculous. 8 March 2022 Pret A Manger sent me a mean scathing email for this post. It simple proves my point. If it comes again it will replace the current image.

I always pop in for a full breakfast before Arsenal games (Number 2). The food is decent and…read morefilling and the perfect way to set yourself up for the inevitable disappointment of the match. The staff are the best thing about this place though - always friendly, chatty and able to recall your usual meal. Once, when I told them it was my Granddad's birthday, they served him a pint with his breakfast - it made his day!

Not a bad little greasy spoon type place, I generally come here post workout for a greasy protein…read morehit! You can get a decent meal here for less than £4 and with multiple options you'll be spoilt for choice. The quality is a little above what you'd expect for the price but certainly not gourmet. The first time I came here they made buy more as there is minium charge on match days which I found just annoying. Generally a a good clean friendly place with good value food.

Mudchute kitchen is based in mudchute city farm. The farm is free and has a wide range of animals…read moreto see, all set in a pretty green space. The farm and cafe is a very short walk from mudchute dlr station, so day out to the farm or just visiting the cafe is easy. staff were friendly and the food was good, although my one bad point is it needed seasoning and the tables had no salt or pepper. The quality of produce was very high. I can recommend this as a pleasent place for tea and ( home made ) cakes which looked very yum, lunch or breakfast.

An oasis. Twice as nice for being so unexpected in the middle of docklands/canary wharf. Great cafe…read morewith lots of good things made on the premises.

Standard pret with outside seating spot next to the street round the corner from Barbican station…read more- I only visit if I am visiting the dentist with the kiddies over the road. Nothing special and if there was a cute indie coffee store in range that is where you would find me. Free wi-fi which is standard these days.....

Pret's are to London like Starbucks are to NYC, there's one on every corner. The first day of our…read moretrip we wondered out of the Barbican station and stopped at our first Pret for some sustenance before heading to St. Bartholomew's. Their yogurt parfaits blew my mind - pomegranate seeds and pistachio nuts?! Yes please! And they had blueberry flavored coffee - yummm. The free wifi was the icing on the cake!

Here's the truth, good, bad , and ugly. The good bit- Byron milkshakes are phenomenal. I mean, true…read morelove fantastic ; my absolute favourite is the banana one. The burgers are OK, although frankly, I think £9 for a cheeseburger is pretty steep. But, oh me oh my : the onion rings. I order them every time, in every Byron I've ever been in, and they are always an abomination, greasier than a Trump lawyer with batter that reminds me of school Spam fritters, circa 1981. This particular outlet has nice booths- very popular with kids and families. Staff are, as ever, polite and efficient. Just don't bother with the onion rings.

The wife and I were looking up and down King's Road on our first night in London for a place to…read morehave dinner and being the loyal Americans that we are, we decided to go for burgers. We were more than happy to find out my company had arranged for us to stay in Chelsea during my short-term assignment in London but the one downside is there aren't a lot of good cheap eats unless you head down towards Gloucester Road. The prices at Byron seemed reasonable and we wanted to find out if these English folks can really make a "proper hamburger". Byron seems to pride itself on using high quality ingredients and it is apparent in their food. The buns were very good and the beef was tasty yet not too greasy/fatty. We also tried the french fries and coleslaw. The coleslaw is more peppery than creamy, which I prefer but my wife doesn't. The fries were not too oily -- cooked just right. I was a bit humored by the number of natives I saw eating their burgers with a fork and knife! In America, we eat our burgers with our hands! In conclusion, this American gives Byron his seal of approval. Not as good as some of the better burger places in America but for London, it's definitely worth checking out.

I am never going back here. I'm guessing there is not a world standard on a burger. 4 of us with…read moredifferent burgers non impressed. Pulled pork burger had a teaspoon of pork on it, taste fell short and the teaspoon did not match American equivalent. Smoky burger didn't taste smoky and taste like a cheese burger with barbecue sauce. Cheese burger can't complain it was a burger with cheese. Not a proper burger. Just A BURGER

It seems like not matter which Byron I go to there is always a GBK close by, and for whatever…read morereason people at Byron talking about GBK. Is GBK better? This, I feel, is the current debate. I'm not here to weigh in on this matter, but suffice is to say, they are similar. The difference, and a big one, is that at Byron you get table service. Moreover, there is often much more space in a Byron than their neighbors. Reasonably priced, locally sourced, and a healthy variety of options and it seems like Byron edges out GBK almost every time. It's not gourmet, but it'll do in a pinch!

Having lived in Turkey, this bought back all the memory. If you are in the area, give it a shot…read more This is proper Turkish food, but not too formal and have that causal (yet clean and nicely decorated) feel to it. You can see the food a proper Turkish - as most customers there are Turks, gotta be good, right?

Yet another one of those Greenlanes places worthy of a stop by. It's probably one of the least…read moreTurkish places round here - it states its case with the words 'brasserie - creperie - ciabatta - baguette - sandwiches - jacket potato' - which is obviously a little unexpected, and perhaps, confused. The food here is good though, despite the lack of specialising, and comes in pretty huge portions. The salads are rather gigantic, and don't get smaller when they're a side for something else. The Turkish influenced ciabattas are well worthy of a mention - the sucuk and olive one is a particular winner. The Turkish breakfasts are also very popular - more of those sausages and lots of eggy goodness. There's an odd raised platform to eat at at the back of the shop - it's a little too close to the roof for comfort and gets a bit hot up there. Particularly when you're trying to tease out the remnants of a bit of a hangover with a tall glass of odd hot orange squash. Great place for a lunch stop, though, well priced and friendly. There's a shisha garden out the back too.