im regular customers at your branche in Brent Cross and I always get top service from your staff…read more( Camila ) and with big smile can't ask more and also KARIM too Thank you so much and I will always try to come and visit you . Top service thx

I'm not a nutritionist by any stretch of the imagination but Pret A Manger food always comes across…read moreto me as the healthy option. This particular branch is in the corner of Brent Cross Shopping Centre's dining section. I find that there are often tables available at any time of the day. Though I mainly just grab a sandwich to go during my lunch brake. I then take it back to my desk to gorge on in the same was that Gollum covets his precious ring. For me the only turn off is the price. OK it's not extortionate but as someone who usually ends having a sandwich for lunch, M&S sandwiches are a little kinder to my wallet.

If your doctor told you to get some fiber into your diet - I fully recommend this place! They have…read morea fantastic selection of different kinds of salads and all of them are super yummy. There's always a line during the lunch hour, so bring a bit of patience, but the folks helping you with your orders are super nice and help you make a good (and yummy!) selection. I really love the low-key vibes of this place: it's pretty much a bare space with a table inside that has the most colorful selection of salads on it. They also serve hot foods like quiches or pies l...and they have a great assortment of puddings.

It's an interesting concept. It's somewhere between buffet-style and an actual takeaway. They have…read morea wide variety of salads and a few rotating hot dishes on a daily basis. You can get a box packed with just salads or a mix of salads and hot dishes. However, the staff packs it for you so it's a bit hard to specify exactly how much you want of each. Everything is put together in the same box so things also get mixed together. This normally wouldn't be a big deal but I feel like the hot items should be separated from the salads. Like I don't want a lasagna on my kale salad. Everything I tried was absolutely delicious and fresh, it was just hard for me to get over the mess of having everything lumped together in one box. They have quite a few beautiful baked goods and quiches as well. Based on how the food I tried was, I would absolutely give it another try. I think I just need to order differently/in such a way where I can ask for more separation between hot and cold items.

My daughter on a semester abroad from the US has branded this her study and meeting hang spot with…read moreher buddies. My wife and I have been hearing about the Honey Cakes for months. And today confirm their superiority and the top platform of pastries for sure!! We are taking some almond croissants for the trip to Heathrow later today. (I hope they make it?? :-) Egg and bacon and an English Muffin?? Well it cant get any more authentic or tasty. Awesome job. Potato pancake with a fried egg for the Misses. She is loving it!! A fantastic ending meal in London. We said goodbye to our daughter for a few more months but we will know she is in good hands here at Gail's in Highgate.

The other reviews are probably bribed, went here for bread, guess what, I got one that was all…read moremoldy. Not only that, but they were GRUNTING when I asked for bread. Also, they were smelling like alcohol.

I really, really dig this place…read more First of all, the mocha is stunning. They'll make it with soy if you ask. The ambiance is lovely as well. Like apartment listings, what some might call cramped I call cozy. There are potted flowers and lots of knickknacks all around. Even the bathroom is cute. And who can beat a door made from a phone booth? I like being able to see what's going on in the kitchen too - it feels hectic but fun. For food, I've tried the veggie burger, lamb burger, chicken burger (my fave), and chips (always extra-crispy), and seen table-mates get the falafel and the chicken salad. The veggie burger needs something to hold it together better; it kind of became a mess as I ate it, but a yummy mess at that. The burgers really are as big as your face, so if you get chips on the side, it's enough to be a meal for two. I've also had the breakfast fry up, which is definitely enough for two. It came with egg, sausage, bacon, beans, mushroom, tomato, and toast. So deliciously yummy, especially on a cold morning.

Another new business opening up in New Cross. Replacing dirty fried chicken joints and derelict…read moreshop windows, comes new and higher market establishments like Chinwag. This fun and quirky place has already become a popular haunt for many of the students from across the road. It's fun and rustic approach was bound to go down well with the mixed bag that attend Goldsmiths Uni. It mainly seems to serve up burgers and coffee and I believe they have plans to apply for an alcohol licence, which will inevitably be a added bonus to this small joint. The food is prepared in an open kitchen, meaning you can see, in close intimacy what's going on your plate. There aren't actually many places you can/want to sit down and eat in New Cross and any addition is a welcome. However saying that, it is tiny. So tiny that if there is more than 2 people queuing for a coffee you are standing in the main doorway. Due to the size and popularity, when I did venture in it was a battle and the place was simply heaving. The staff seemed really flustered and my simple coffee request took much longer than average expectations. Still saying that, I will be back. There's no comparison to it in the area and the simple menu looks like just what you need on a cosy night out with friends.

I first discovered this place in New York, back then I didn't know it's based in London. and since…read morethen whenever I visit London I happen to grab something from this place. Recently when I was at Heathrow, I found it's outlet on terminal 4. It had great variety for vegetarian and vegan options in both cold and hot sections. I had their hot falafal sandwich and egg white omelet. They both were really good. The wrap of the sandwich was multigrain and the chipotle sauce enhanced it's taste. For dessert I, tried their chocolate mousse which I usually don't find in their other outlets. It was amazing! There were lot of seating areas out this store.

Great place to pick up food while at the airport. Reasonable prices. You pay extra to dine in the…read morefacility so I took mine to go. I had the children's ham sandwich and cheese sandwich which cost 1.50 pounds each. Good deal for the quality. They have many healthy options for breakfast.....hard boiled eggs with spinach, quinoa salads, porridge (oatmeal). I found them to be a bit cheaper than EAT. IT is good quality food with interesting sandwich flavors to choose from. Plenty of options for vegetarians.

After consuming 2 bottles of red wine the night before and stumbling home with my partner in crime…read more(Helen W - yes I did just name and shame) the concept of dragging our bodies out the house seemed almost impossible. That was until Helen started talking about bacon, and her desperate need for it, oh and she also wanted orange juice. At this point I suggested that we go to the shop, she moaned weakly - a bit like an unhappy bird cry. I knew at the point I was going to have to find her a proper fry-up and soon. So off we trotted to find some bad ass fry-up action near my new abode. That was when we stubled upon the delights of Leo. Now I'm not sure if this is a friend of the other greasy spoons Leo's I have been to but it was pretty damn good. The ketchup was vingerery, the bacon greasy (Helen's not mine) and the service was amazingly surly. Just what I like from a top notch greasy spoon. It doesn't pretend to be anything it's not, juts a really extensive menu, starting from £2.50 for scrambled eggs on toast and a great space for you to hang your head in shame and chat about the night before. Leo, you're a top fella!

Had a lovely little fry up here. Pretty sizeable fry up for less than a fiver is always good when…read moreyour feeling a little fragile after a big night. Over all nothing to shout about but very decent for a 'greasy spoon' cafe.

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.

Just a short walk from the Bekonscot Model Village is this gem! For lunch, I ordered the sirloin…read moresteak sandwich that comes with mustard, but I requested mayo. No problem. The carmelized onions were sooo sweet, and the brioche bread was fresh from the oven. The french fries were tiny, thin, and crispy, unusual for the U.K. and delicious. My companions had the chicken club and they too raved about the taste. The restaurant was lovely inside and out, and the staff very pleasant. The desserts in the bakery part looked wonderful, but I was pleasantly stuffed. Next time!

Had a very disappointing coffee / brunch . Staff not very…read morepleasant , didn't ask if we wanted food just walked away! Had to ask . The noise was ridiculously loud with staff literally thumping the counter every so often with his coffee measure .My friend ordered cold milk and it arrives hot then was told rather abruptly she hadn't ordered it . We moved away then they had the nerve to charge service!! Won't be returning I'm afraid .