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10 years ago
Summary based on one breakfast: -Good food & drinks. Healthy food options. -inexpensive. Good alternative to expensive hotel breakfasts -Friendly service -Pleasant surroundings -Quiet read more
73 Russell Square
London WC1B 5BG
United Kingdom
020 7837 7098
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http://www.pret.co.uk
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What time does Pret A Manger open?
Pret A Manger opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Pret A Manger close?
Pret A Manger closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.Pret A Manger closes at 8:00 PM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Thu 7:00 AM - 9:00 PMFri-Sun 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Does Pret A Manger serve alcohol?
Yes, Pret A Manger serves alcohol.
Does Pret A Manger have parking?
Yes, Pret A Manger has parking options.
Does Pret A Manger have free WiFi?
Yes, Pret A Manger has free WiFi.
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On our journey through London, we stopped at Drury 188-189 for brunch before heading to a show…read more The rating was excellent on google, so we thought we would give it a try. Judging by the line outside , it was a well known hot spot for brunch. The food was fantastic, the place was very cute and it was jam packed. It had everything we wanted in a brunch: Bellini's, Benedict's and pancakes. So much good, and well worth the wait!
Please take me back every single day. This was our first stop after our overnight flight from the…read morestates so imagine we are exhausted and starving and stumble upon the most amazing breakfast and coffee! The gentleman working the counter knew all the regulars and locals. You could tell he really knew his area and it felt homey. The pastries looked glorious and I wished I had left room for more. My poached eggs and streaky bacon were perfection. The flat white was luxurious. I want to go back right now.
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Found this place while looking for something nearby before heading to our office during a recent…read morework trip. This place is deceptively small but found a table quickly even though they were busy. I had the avocado toast with scrambled eggs, salmon, pickled onions and jalapeños, and it was absolutely delicious! Very flavorful and tangy - ate it all up.
I saw a reel for this place prior to my arrival to London. I bookmarked it and planned to go as…read moresoon as I arrived. I did just that! I made my way here after landing at the airport. There was a line of people outside waiting. That's how you know it's going to be good! After I got on the line the host (who was a lovely gentleman!) stated it would be about a 15 minute wait, but there was ample seating available outside. I decided to sit outside. After a quick overview of the menu I went with avocado toast with bacon and hashbrowns. I also had a coffee. Everything was delicious and service was great!
Mocha latte
Absolutely LOVE. Just like to die for, yo. Could not rec more highly. Totes aborbs. Bobby Yoe OUT…read more P.S. the sourdough bread is one of the best things I have EVER put in my mouth. Service is dope, and ambiance is straight up amazing.
SO CUTE NO NOTES. there will be a line, come early.... food is quite good, a little spensy but…read moreworth it
There will be a line...chill.
Fabulous chai!
So good!
Great brunch place with friendly staff and really good pancakes with sausage and bacon!read more
Went here with party of five. Only ordered a couple things but they were both excellent in flavor…read more The waitress was attentive and the place was well kept. Worth a vist.
Pancakes, sausage and bacon with juice and cappuccino, yum!
Restaurant front
Came here on my trip to London and the French toast was to die for! So good especially after a 10…read morehour flight. I tried the carrot juice and it did taste like play doh (fair warning if you don't drink juice like that) not their fault I just wanted to try something different. Besides that the service was great and I highly recommend!
FAST We were…read moreattending the Harry Potter play just around the corner and heard the music playing here and had to come in. These two guys jammed to some of the best Spanish Music in town. FAST review Food: is just ok, not many options, I had the potato, mushroom leak pie and we also got the chicken club, along with a side of sweet potato fries. The fries were really good. The beers were 2/3 pints and fairly priced. Atmosphere: these two guys were awesome. Playing some great music. Bohemian feel, nice bar. Service: the young lady serving us was really nice. Tips: definitely keep an eye out for music.
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Eggs Benedict
Best music in London
So my mother and I ate at a lot of eateries while we were in London last year. Only Bloomsbury Cafe…read moreleft us declaring defeat: we just couldn't finish our meals here. Their servings are HUGE, and are so affordable too! I left wishing my mother and I had the ability to save our leftovers for later, because we hated wasting any of the delicious food that we ordered. Even before we got our food we were pretty excited. When you walk in you're greeted here with a beautiful sight: fresh sandwiches, bread, and pastries, all on display right at their main counter. Once we were seated I noticed little flower pots line the window, too. Fresh food and flowers - what more can you ask from a cafe for a first impression? We also loved the owner and his wife: they were very kind and they constantly kept us up to date on our food order, just to mention what was done and what they still needed to do or cook. They clearly work hard to provide fresh fast meals - and we learned quickly as people came in and out of the place that takeaway is available here. But we wanted to enjoy a sit down meal, and enjoy we did! I started mine with fresh squeezed juice - we're talking so fresh you'll want to add sugar to it if you're used to the juice that comes in stores. And when our English breakfasts came out? Just, wonderful. My mother and I each received SO much food. Both meals came with amazing buttered bread (like, I would have happily eaten an entire plate of bread and only bread), hash browns so fresh that they may as well have given us the original potatoes (yum), and what I can really only describe as a mountain of beans, eggs, and meat (well, on mine anyway - not so much on my mother's vegetarian breakfast order). All of it absolutely delicious, and every single bite made me smile wider and wider. Definitely walk on in if you're near this little shop. Don't be afraid to order one meal and share it if there's only two of you, either - you'll likely both leave well fed, and you can always order a little more food if you want too from that great looking counter of theirs...
This is near the hostel that I was staying at and the man (the owner maybe?) behind the counter…read morenoticed that I was peaking at the menu outside and enthusiastically called out to me from the inside. This small cafe was packed that morning so I gave it a shot. Definitely did not regret it! I ordered a latte with a croissant and an English Breakfast, and was shocked at the amount of food that was given to me - managed to finish everything but 2 out of the 4 triangle slices of toast... I was stuffed... The same man that invited me in saw me trying to get on the wifi, and brought out the password for me, then asked the entire cafe if anyone else needed it. How nice! Overall, it's a cozy little cafe with friendly service and good portions, at least that what I got for my breakfast experience.
Freshly baked Fugasun is only 168 calories, light and perfect for a quick lunch that won't give you food coma.
Full breakfast!
Show a smile, the man behind the counter takes great personal pride in his shop and your experience.
Jesus Christ, go here guys!! I'm traveling and by god I am so sad I can't eat here every single…read moremorning they have such a variety of foods, spices, and ingredients, with such a professional culture and friendly atmosphere. You will literally be blown away, the quality... holy fuck. Delicious, the breakfast BAP sandwich, the English breakfast, the paninis, sandwiches, lunch special pastas and make your own salad bar. Like, we don't have shit like this in the US. PLEASE PLEASE GO HERE
Cafe de Provence is a great find! They obviously have a local following and cater to travelers…read more Service is amazing, food is fresh and well done, and ambiance is cozy. Best cup of coffee in London (Americano w actual cream) as well as pastries to go. We had the full English and veggie beni (on Rye)... YUM. We might return tomorrow for their takeaway, too good not to share!
Portobello/avocado Benedict on Rye
Full English, Londoner endosed.
Cute little coffee shop Good service, clean , fresh food…read more Lots of vegetarian options Good coffee They do charge extra for soy milk - bummer
Wonderful veggie panini and halloumi salad bowl... unfortunately they were out of things and they…read moreforgot to put the avocado on the panini but discovered later the charge for it... would happily go back.
Very good jacket patato.
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One of the best egg McMuffins I've ever had will definitely go back. Fast service, good food…read more I did go to the location on Old Compton Street, but it isn't in Yelp.
We came here on a weekday for breakfast and was able to do a walk in and sit at the counter which…read moreis very spacious. We got the waffles and french toast sticks. The waffles were fantastic but I think the french toast sticks were a little tough though they had good flavor. Service was pretty quick though.
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Bill's gave me the pancakes I didn't know I was really looking for. Bill's was offering some…read moreBiscoff pancakes which hit the ball outta the park. They were delicious in all the right ways, the only item I was missing was some sort of savory compliment. Employees were kind and felt very welcoming. Overall a good spot for breakfast!
Found this place from reviews. Late lunch was pretty empty compared to the dozen places we passed…read moreon main roads that were busy. Sat outside in fabulous lil courtyard all alone. But after 10 mins we had to move inside due to the "smokers lounge" created by several rando ppl hanging around. Hristo was our server - so great with the recommendations and letting us sample an item. So much help. We got fish finger, focaccia sandwich - awesome fish, soft bread, delicious tartar sauce, and the chips were rockin, nice and crunchy. Also got the lentil soup (amazing - we fought over it) and salad (nice toppings) and grilled cheese (yummy) & added side of mac & cheese (super gooey & cheesy). Last my wife got the Hippie Bowl (decent but she loved all the other items more). Everything was so good, and we had so much food we were stuffed because we ate almost everything. Last the lemon meringue was so awesome - best I can remember!! Overall the best food we ate in this trip!
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This place is right outside the monument station, right next to monument. Very big space with…read moreoutdoor seating. The service is quite slow, it took them 15 mins to get someone to take order and another 15 mins for them to deliver a muffin that's already on the counter. Couldn't get anyone's attention to get the check so In the end I had to just walk to the front the pay. I got their special turmeric latte, the flavor is a bit over powering. The coffee are quite but size. Their menu mostly gluten free and organic. Good for certain crowds
The cafe has great views but its the places around that need…read moreseeing too. Frankly I am amazed that the Tate has allowed such a tacky mural when its your first introduction to the place from the rear of the building.But the statue to the unknown artist deserves compliment
This self-service cafe serves a very nice selection of light set meals, cakes and tea/coffee. Ideal…read morefor lunch or a quick snack while at the gallery. The set meals are of very good quality, and reasonably priced (considering you are in an art gallery). I had cous cous with butternut squash and herbal dressing (£4.50), and my friend had a smocked mackerel and beetroot salad (£5.50). Generous portions and full of flavour. I didn't have a chance to try the cakes, but they looked freshly baked and very nice. The cafe is on Level 4, so you are unlikely to find yourself there unless you are visiting the gallery, however entrance is free so anyone can come in for a healthy and tasty lunch.
Having just landed in London and taken the Heathrow Express to Paddington, we were peckish and…read moreready for some grub. Lucky for us we stumbled upon Le Pain Quotidien not realizing they also have locations in the U.S. - not far from where I work, in fact. We were promptly seated in the rustic, charming dining room. Service was exactly as we expected and the food was fresh and perfect for a vegan. The portions were large, much larger than what we had anticipated and the food was very good. I recommend stopping by LPQ and I look forward to trying it here in the States.
I think this is a US chain that is opening up in London, no doubt looking to dominate the world…read more The decor is a bit trite (sqaure flat plates, rustic & communal tables) and it feels a lot like a poor man's Truc Vert. however it is very accessible, nice location on the south bank, bright and airy, great with pushchairs. best of all the bread is delicious and the eggs perfectly cooked. All in, it's a place that hedges its bets: you'll get there because you know what you're going to get, reliable and pleasant to be. A bit like a next generation Starbucks.
After going for a ride on the London Eye, my tour group split up and we all went looking for good…read more"Eats" around the area. My mom and I stumbled upon EAT. while walking down the street checking out all the various stores and restaurants they have lined up along the busy sidewalks. It's located across the street from a Starbucks (they have clean bathrooms, since EAT. does not have customer bathrooms), and there is a small, touristy gift store right next door to Starbucks. I ended up ordering a tomato basil melt, and it was soooo good, and very filling. There was a lot of walking to be done, and the nutritious, melty goodness left me feeling satiated for a good, long while. Plus, it keeps for quite a while. I saved the other half in my bag for later, and it still tasted as good as when I first ordered it. The store is small, but the have a couple of seats at a counter. Although on a busy day, I'm sure finding a place to sit would be difficult. Overall, I would say it was an excellent experience. It was one of my favorite places to eat at in London. I wish we had one here in California. :-(
busy sandwich shop. crowded. navigating the checkout line is tough…read more but the sandwiches are amazing and reasonably priced. good, healthy food choices. vegetarian-friendly. friendly but unenthusiastic staff.
Healthy and tasty fast food for a very affordable price…read more The shop is inside St. Pancras International Station and is really small. It has about 3 or 4 tables, and, as everywhere in St. Pancras, is a bit cold inside. They have a nice selection or ready to eat or take away food, including soups and stews that they will heat for you. They also sell drinks, coffees and some healthy desserts like yogurts and smoothies. I tried the chicken katsu curry and it was actually really nice for a ready to go meal. It was tasty and well balanced for me, as it had the right amount or rice, lentils, chicken and sauce. They also included a small salad on the side. The portion was generous and it was under £5. I'll be back to try the soups for sure!
Small shop in St Pancras International with healthy and delicious food. I started working in the…read morestation about a month ago and Chop'd is, most of the time, my lunch option. It is quite affordable and since they have a good selection of salads, stews, soups and wraps, it is totally perfect for me. They have 4-5 smalls tables. Most of the costumers have take away food, but it is really nice to relax there for a while. The staff is lovely, so polite and helpful. I really appreciate that! If you want to be good, have a fresh salad! If you want to try something else, have one of their stews. So good! My favourite are 'Falafel and Hummus' for salads and 'Sicilian Meatballs with Supergrain' for stews. They can warm up the dishes for you. Perfect. I'll keep trying new dishes!
Love this place! Very classic and simple, and very good, hearty food. Cozy booths, great music…read moreplaying, nicest people and sort of feels like you stepped back in time, in a great way. If you're looking for hipster avocado toast with kale and sprouts, not the place for you. Good fried eggs, beans, toast and sausage-- yes. Does a lot of takeaway sandwiches, for breakfast and lunch too.
Stumbled upon Beppe's before catching the bus to Camden Market across the street. Family owned and…read moreoperated, it's a fabulous cozy stop for breakfast/lunch/coffee, etc. Space: It's cozy inside with booth seating. As it's been there for decades, the seats are a bit snug for us slightly more generous sized humans :-) but not uncomfortably so. Food: When in England, breakfast is a must. Farm fresh eggs and delicious back bacon. What's not to love? Portions are generous. Cost: Under £15 for a #4 and a flat white. Overall: Takes cards but as a small business, I'd say cash would be preferred.
Really good english breakfast, nice people, and pretty sizable portions for a reasonable price…read more The restaurant itself is very casual - like corner sandwich/donut store with some benches for seating, and you can order food to takeaway or sit down on the benches and the people working there will take your order. We both got the BB (Brunos' breakfast) for 13 £ and it is a lot of food. They give you two pieces of buttered toast and tea with milk as a part of the meal. The BB is a lot of food - an egg, two pieces of bacon, a large sausage, two hashbrowns, a bubble and squeak (mashed potatoes with peas/green veggie patty), and baked beans. I added mushrooms but honestly was not needed. Highly recommend coming here for a hearty breakfast and welcoming service.
Down & dirty British home cooking in Soho? Yes please. Big full English breakfast served all day,…read moreplus a variety of traditional stews, roasts, sausages and sandwiches
Food was stale, was charged for food I did not order. Horrible service. Do not recommend.read more
I been here few times…read more I love traveling. And everything I am using that train station. Love stopping at pret. They have the best fresh food. Service here is quick. And the food is Good !!!
Having tried out a number of takeaways around our new office in Marylebone, I'm quite comfortable…read morestating that Food Filosophy ranks toward the top of my list of affordable eateries for a grab-and-go lunch in the area. I've only had their 'meat + three salads' option, but it's reasonably priced at around ~£6 and is plenty of food. The great thing about every dish is that they're fresh and absolutely bursting with flavour. You know... as opposed to a certain other place I recently wrote about (ahem, The Natural Kitchen). Favourites so far include the parsley salad, spinach and rice, and the chicken with vegetables. Beyond the one plus three combination, they have sandwiches, sweets, and cakes to purchase for dine in or takeaway. Then there's a whole back wall of Food Filosophy-branded olive oil. Books adorn the shelves written in... some foreign language in an alphabet I don't recognise - Greek? Rounding out the experience are the friendly and efficient staff. For being stuck in soulless Marylebone, this independent with an eye toward service and simple, solid fare is doing right in my book!
Have I mentioned that I'm angry at Marylebone for not offering any good indy-lunch places? Well,…read morefood philosophy...erm...food filosophy seems to be the proverbial exception to the rule. This Greek café with a twist offers great lunch options, such as 1 meat option and 3 side salads for £5.95 (take-away). I really like their meatballs and the chickpea salad goes really well with it. In typical Marylebone fashion, the portions are not the most generous ones, but given that this is one of London's look-at-me-I-am-rich-thin-and-beautiful areas, the portions need to be small... They also have a nice communal table and it's fun to sit down there and actually participate in the game of the locals...