The name says it all...no just kidding..I couldn't resist...no doubt the PC police will be at in…read morearms !!! So TOSSED. The official line is that you can create your own salad or wrap from a choice of 60 fresh ingredients or choose one of the 16 house salads or wraps at this specialist healthy eating venue. Freshly tossed in a tasty dressing, all salads are high in protein, low in calories, carbs and saturated fats. Smoothies and juices are also on offer. I usually go for the mexican salad either straight or in a wrap. The food is freshly prepared in front of you and is nice enough. I usually ask them to add a bit of extra ranch dressing however to get some flavour. So bear that in mind!! Oh I should say for those who have not been to Westfield - there is a Food Court...which basically means you have a choice of 10 eating locations but a central seating area for all of the restaurants.

I love the tossed on St Martin's Lane, however I do notice the differences in quality and variety…read moreat both the Westfield Tossed. The menu is a lot smaller and you can't seem to choose what you want like in the st Martin's lane one. There's no soup or rice options either, or breakfast options. The salads I've had here have been nice enough. Although the same smoothie tastes different every time, so potentially their staff don't know the right proportion of ingredients to put in them? I'll still come back, but it's definitely not the best example of tossed.

Very tasty duck starter, perfectly cooked snitzel and honey mustard chicken burger, finished off…read morewith cinnamon donuts and a sticky toffee pudding. Excellent venue to celebrate your next birthday with a pancake stack and staff birthday wishes. Friendly ambience tastefully decorated.

I visited Bill's at Westfield London before getting a train home. I was able to get a table easily,…read morewhich I was grateful for, as many restaurants inside the mall either had no availability for a large queue, and I was short on time, as I planned to get a train home to Manchester shortly after my visit here. It is located in the outdoor part of the mall, on the corner, the vibes inside the restaurant are pretty cool, especially for a mall location. My table looked a little beaten and worse for wear, though it looked like it had been banged and potentially damaged by a candle. I was disappointed with the service here, as I encountered issues with multiple staff members. After being seated, my waitress seemed distracted and wasn't listening. She initially tried to take me to a larger party's table, and I had to explain that I had booked a table for one. Another staff member overheard our conversation and brought me the gluten-free menu as she didn't. I then had an issue with a different female staff member who ignored me completely while setting cutlery on another table, leaving mine without any. I had to take cutlery from another table, and she again seemed frustrated when she had to set this table again after noticing what I had done. Finally, when I asked a male staff member to remove the service charge, he initially claimed he couldn't do it. He made out that it would be such a rigmarole to remove it as he'd have to do it manually and couldn't remove it when using the payment app- he made it unnecessarily awkward and then began questioning why I'd remove it in the first place. I ordered the fish pie, which was made gluten-free, the cheese and chive mash on top was fantastic; it was really tasty, and I also liked the sauce of the pie however, the fish, especially the salmon and the cod, wasn't pleasant, it was chewy. If you're ordering a fish pie, the key part of the meal is the fish - and if they can't get that right, that's a big issue. My side of rosemary salted fries was fine, but they were average fries. They didn't taste fresh, and the difference between the rosemary salted fries here and at Honest Burger, where they are far superior, is night and day. They offered me a voucher for a future visit to Bill's, which I plan to use soon. I intend to update my rating after my next visit, hoping this was just a one-off incident or an off day rather than a recurring issue. 2*

A very nice place with even nicer folks working there. They were very helpful and the food was…read moremade very fast. I had the spicy potato falafel wrap and a medium was a great size for lunch. If I am around I will be going back!

7.7 rating on a 1-10 scale. The 1-5 scale is designed to be useless…read more Safety: 9, Cleanliness: 9, Food Art: 5, Food Quality: 7, Taste: 7, Decor: 7, Selection: 9, Menu: 7, Price 7, Emotional Maturity: 9, Employees: 10, Bathroom: 0, Tip Policy: 10, Happy Tummy four hours later: 10, Wishing to return: 10. This was one of my top 5 places I planned to eat at during my month long vacation in London. I wanted a falafel place and this Palestinian spot was perfect. These guys are lovable and friendly and they make a great sandwich at an inexpensive price and the sandwiches are very healthy for you. Falafel made on the spot while you wait. I recommend their most expensive sandwich and the spicy chips. Realize the more expensive the roll, the size doesn't increase, only the ingredients change. Unfortunately London is a house of ruins when it comes to hummus because they water it down with about a gallon of the Thames river, everywhere you go. Why doesn't anyone make their own hummus and do it right? There is indoor seating available with tables. My advice is buy your falafel and head deeper into Shepherd's Bush Market until you reach Osman's Juice, and there are chairs there under cover. Get some pure sugar can juice, freshly squeezed, and go to heaven, or he will mix anything he has to your your delight. May The Falafel be with you! Sorry, I missed taking photos, just ate the sandwich.

I love, love the choices this place offers - you can create your own salad, selecting the protein,…read morethe veggies, the deli items and even the base. It's an ideal place for anyone on a detox, people following a diet or just people who like choice, this place has everything. You pay for what you get and at 5.19 for a medium salad seems a little overpriced, but it's definitely nice for the occasionally treat. If you're not in Paddington, it's a chain and so many tossed a branches can be sampled in London. Finally, my recommendation if you do check this place out is the peanut butter protein smoothie, it's simply divine. For any non protein shake fans, this will definitely change your mind. Nom nom!

I love tossed. Like seriously, I love it…read more This is exactly the kind of food I eat at home, I especially love the little box of spinach and tuna, so I am very excited about having a place where I can grab a lunch very similar to what I would have made myself, but without actually having to make it! They do salads, customised if you wish, smoothies, juices, fruit pots, yoghurt, soya custards... It is a bit expensive to be honest, but I do not mind spending an extra pound or two on food that I know is organic and not chemically processed. The bad part about this place is that there are no tables (well maybe two) as this place is all about take away, so don't come here for an eat in lunch.

I don't think I'd have ever tried out Chop'd if it wasn't for the event Qype did last night. I…read moredon't work in town and honestly, salad can be mostly uninspiring. But Chop'd was different. Everything we tried was fresh and tasty and there were some really unusually fillings - lots of fancy deli stuff to choose from. Most of the salads come in under a fiver which is a bargain as the portions are huge. I might have to load mine up with a pasta of potato base, but if you're watching what you eat this is a great snacky option. And of course, if you pop down there in the next two weeks, you'll get to try out Qyper Mseasons' salad - she won the salad making competition and her salad will be on sale for everyone to try! Well worth popping into, even if it's not the first place you'd think of for lunch.

Salad munchers, dieters and despairing general eaters of Baker Street/Bond Street area... REJOICE!…read more There is a flipping chop'd inside selfridges food court!!! This has mainly delighted me due to trying several local salad chains to my office and missing my daily chop'd. Anyone wondering what this elusive chop'd is of which I speak? It's in essence a salad fast food chain which serves up salads made to order as you go along choosing the delights you want in your salad. Today I had lettuce, pasta, red onion, tomato, sweetcorn and ham, with a fat free dressing called sesame soy. It was delicious, as I knew it would be, because Chop'd is consistently good quality ingredients. They aren't stingy on the contents either, mine was fully loaded with all the good stuff. This chop'd branch is smaller than most, but the queue was comparitvely small (the one in spitalfields used to be about 50 deep sometimes). They have most ingredients that the big stores have, and the staff are nice. Thank god. Salad harassment via Yelp over now I've found my BFF Chop'd again.

This little shop has been on Portobello Road for ever. It is excellent for lunch - you get very…read moregenerous portions of pick and mix warm dishes in their famous lunch boxes. Regulars know to go for the open option which gives them an even bigger portion. They stock a limited selection of breads and drinks, but it's basically all about healthy take away food.

I came to the Grain Shop for dessert after my lunch at Falafel King. The delicious looking baked…read moregoods in the window caught my attention, and I had to go in... They have a decent variety of treats (wheat-free sunflower seed flapjacks, wheat-free sesame seed flapjacks, 'chocolate nut slices', sugar-free apricot & almond slices, sugar-free date & lemon slices, pecan pie, etc.), with some looking more appetizing than others... It took me a while to decide, but I ended up getting a raspberry & almond slice, The lady at the cash register was nice - I asked if I could have the big corner piece and she said, 'Of course'. Ha. It was tasty but somehow quite greasy, as the brown bag it was placed in was stained in oil within 5 minutes... I'm trying the pecan pie next time, as it looked amazing, sumptuous, etc.

Ok, firstly I don't 'DO' takeaway.....not interested in cold flabby pizza, don't want soggy chinese…read moreserved in metal cartons that's had the life steamed out of it by being shunted around town....hate fried chicken and don't do kebabs....ever...I'll occaisionally crave a curry if the hangover is bad enough but tend to make a pretty mean one myself so don't bother ordering in...until the advent of MUNCH. Opened last May I managed to totally ignore it for the first few weeks of it's existance....dismissing it as 'just another chicken shop' until one afternoon in late summer I popped in after an afternoon at The Emirates watching Arsenal win. I had an hour to turn it around from football yob to Siren and was strarving so popped in to pick up something to eat on the hoof. The owner, Sati was there and immediately struck up conversation and was very insistent I bring home a taster of everything in his display fridge, curries, dahls, rice dishes, naaans etc...well...that was it...I was hooked. I ordered the very next day and it's become a very big weekly treat....it's not just the curries that are good....his kebabs are amazing...especially th mega munch, grilled chunks of lamb and chicken served with a wonderful home made chilli sauce, salad and wrapped in the best naan bread i've ever had (he has a tandoor oven and a proper pizza oven) all for £4.95. Try the tandoori chicken with salad and naan for £3.95, amazing, as is pretty much everything else....they deliver, they are charming and frankly all takeaways should be like Munch. Sati cooks the curries himself and each one is a little slice of heaven. I haven't had the pizzas or the fried chicken...but can highly recommend everything else.

Once again the food is good but the service is wholly inconsistent and snotty. How am I to know the…read moreever changing water rules? How am I to know from passive aggressive comments that a customer can't sit where they choose. Ladies be up front with the rules of the Liz Cafe, thanks.

We decided to hear it as it was nearby the hotel we were staying and they had the hours that…read moreaccommodated our schedule. We were very glad that those two items brought us to this place... A very welcoming and homey decor greets you at this place and the folks working here are friendly and let you sit where ever you want. After we did so, we enjoyed what there was to offer. My wife had their Eggs Hollandaise while I enjoyed their British Breakfast, it was served hot, fresh, and fast which speaks a lot to their service as attentive as it was. We were very happy to have come across this place and encourage anyone in the area to stop in and do the same.

Stopped here after visiting Westfield. Slightly out of the way but still very nice…read more Excellent service. Very good food at a reasonable price. Definitely will return next trip to London.

Zizzi is one of the many outside restaurants at Westfield London, Europe's largest shopping centre…read more It is located towards the end and close to rival italian Franco Manca. My first issue with Zizzi is the overall feel of the place, it just feels dark and not very welcoming from the fact that even on a warm, sunny day they seemed to be the only restauraunt without an open door or anyone eating outside, despite being open as usual in the long stretch. The overall feel was also worsened by the staff who didn't seem too friendly or confident in handling cross-contamination methods for a coeliac (gluten-free) There are so many places nearby who serve Italian, or other cuisines and if Zizzi continue their standards of being poor and unwelcoming and uninviting in terms of overall feel and service, I can't see this branch lasting another 6 months, 1*

Lunch here after arriving here from Heathrow Airport from the US. Nice experience and very…read morefriendly staff. You can either order from a QR code or the traditional cashier placing your order. Great food with different kinds of sauces to top your chicken meal.

Would I go back? Yes Why? Overall, it was a decent…read moreexperience, the chicken and the sauce was tasty. It was my first ever visit to Nando's ... a friend asked me to go there and try his fav dish in his behalf, when visiting london, so I did so. At first we had to wait in the line for like 10,15 min. I ordered the half chicken, and as my two sides, I got the spicy rice and coleslaw. Both were good and a nice combination with the chicken. My friend got the chips and they turned out amazing with the peri peri sauces (the wild herb peri peri). I found the medium peri peri sauce still a bit too spicy for me, but the herb peri peri was milder. The place was crowded and lively, I loved it!!! And the only downside is that I prefer Pepsi, but they only had coke. All together, a decent experience and if I fancy chicken and don't feel like having shish kebab, or Persian kabab, I'll go for the Nando's chicken :) It's a 3.5 star for me, because I'm just not so much into fast food or chains but it's just a personal preference, and Nando's still a really nice place. And one great thing about them is that you can get a nice beer from Mozambique (or other alcoholic drinks with your meal)