Taking a trip to London soon? Have a sweet tooth? Please visit this place! You will not be…read moredisappointed. I had such a hard time deciding what to order, as everything on the menu just sounded so good! I ultimately ended up going for the chocolate crepes which was served with soft serve ice cream on the side. Absolutely delicious! Staff was also very friendly and service was quick.

Pretty cool place here in London. If you're not worried about destroying your diet than this is a…read moregreat spot to get a milkshake or your chocolate fix. My wife and I opted to get the chocolate fondue which came with marshmallows, cut up banana and strawberries along with a waffle. It was amazing. Made me feel guilty afterwards but it was great. The service was rather fast and nice. Highly recommend stopping here to satisfy your sweet tooth

Tl;dr great place for Hong-Kong style bubble waffles. Just do it…read more I personally would love some charcoal-roasted plain bubble waffles, but given the limitation of the food court I think they did a fair job. For bubble waffle experts, this one is on the lighter crispier end, in contrast to those with chewy and soft insides. Toppings are nice. They also have Hong Kong style bubble milk tea with an Assam blend.

Love this place! I'm a big fan of Pump and I think this is my favourite stall…read more The standout items are definitely the bubble waffles, but they also do great bubble tea and hot bowls. I've only tried the teriyaki chicken don hot bowl, but it's delicious. A really generous portion of chicken on a huge bed of perfectly cooked rice, with a really good teriyaki sauce. Cooked to order and reasonably priced at £6. My favourite bubble waffle is the marshmallow and chocolate sauce with added strawberry (£4). The bubble waffle looks pretty cool and is really tasty, the bubbles make the texture really interesting and prevent the whole thing seeming too doughy. It's nicely presented in a practical cone. I highly recommend and not just for the novelty factor.

Stopped by for a late night bite. We did t have reservations but the wait wasn't bad. Views were…read moreamazing not only as you're going up the elevator but when you're seated inside. The Mac & cheese could be a little better, more seasoned but the duck melted in my mouth. It was so good! The egg on top was a nice touch. My sister and I couldn't stop talking about it Stopped by for a late night bite. We did t have reservations but the wait wasn't bad. Views were amazing not only as you're going up the elevator but when you're seated inside. The Mac & cheese could be a little better, more seasoned but the duck melted in my mouth. It was so good! The egg on top was a nice touch. My sister and I couldn't stop talking about it

Went for breakfast to watch the sunrise over London and holy cow! The view was incredible and the…read moreservice was top notch. Loved all of it!

With so many good choices of foods to eat at Maltby Market, it's hard to figure out what to spend…read moreyour stomach space on. This waffle place looks pretty tempting with fresh waffles being made on the waffle makers in front of you, and the displays of chicken + waffles, waffles + berries, and a few other interesting looking combinations. The waffles and toppings were fine, but you can get similar elsewhere, so unless you're a huge waffle fiend or you're craving waffles, I'd get something more unique that's harder to find in most places. The waffle we got was fresh and slightly crisp on the outside and a little chewy inside, and it was fresh. The berries and the chocolate sauce and honey on top were good, and the greek yogurt was a nice alternative to whipped cream. It was good but not amazing and it was little on the expensive side. If you have a waffle iron at home and berries at home, you can probably make something similar at home. Get a flavor that you can't recreate at home or skip this altogether and get something else at Maltby Market.

After many visits to maltby street market, I finally tried waffle on- and what a great decision…read morethat was!! I ordered a classic, bacon and egg waffle, but this was no ordinary meal! True masters of their craft, each element of the dish was absolute perfection, the waffle was just right, slightly chewy with just enough crust. The bacon- glorious American style bacon, smokey and peppery. Real maple syrup drizzled over the top and the biodynamic egg, a simple fried egg, but done amazingly to top off the dish. With a menu full of inventive waffles with ingredients like duck, figs, and goats cheese- I can't wait to try another fantastic waffle creation!

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This place is such a fun concept and is so well done - worth a visit for that alone. However,…read morewasn't super impressed with our shakes. We actually didn't like the lucky charms one at all.

What a lovely garden experience outside of The Tower of London. It was a nice, relaxing place to…read moregrab a bite after touring. The service was friendly and attentive. The food was tasty, decently priced, and filling.

Initial reaction: A gratifying spot for fish and chips and Pimm's Cup, Byward Kitchen & Bar is a…read moreterrific spot located by the Tower of London (walking distance) with plenty of outdoor lighting that comes through the glass ceilings. Enjoying drinks and food there is great with the atrium ambiance and chill vibes. They offer great outdoor and indoor seating. And they do fish and chips incredibly well.

Of all the street food places in Shoreditch, I think Pump is my favourite. It's a little quieter…read moreand more intimate than say Dinerama, great for a date or just hanging out with friends. It's not too loud so you can actually have a conversation. The food selection is really varied and interesting, with international cuisines including Mexican, Brazilian, Argentinian, Italian... My favourites though are the Asian stands - Makimayo and Nosteagia. I have reviewed Nosteagia separately so won't go into too much detail, but will say that the hot bowls are reasonably priced, delicious and substantial and the bubble waffles are to die for. My other favourite is the 'popcorn chicken' from Makimayo. This isn't how you'd imagine popcorn chicken, it's huge chunks of panko breaded chicken breast in your choice of sauce - the Szechuan style Gangnam is justifiably the most popular. They have a decent number of stalls catering to vegan as well. I like the layout of Pump, and having been an old petroleum station it's an interesting space. Gets a bit chilly though - there are fire pits but I've never seen them used! Oh and the bathrooms are inside Boneyard, just inside the kitchen and not signposted at all! No alcohol is sold on site but you can bring your own, which isn't a bad thing.

Located right in the heart of the city of London, this outdoor grouping of street vendors is a…read moregoldmine for food! Offering a diverse selection, Pump Shoreditch is the perfect place to sit down, grab a drink, and eat into a food coma! While exploring each station, I understood why it was called Pump - the vicinity used to be a gas station or at least looks like it used to be one. There is a giant awning similar to that of a gas station. My friends and I stumbled upon it one brisk March night and we each bought food from different vendors because that's how you get a taste of everything. What caught my eye was a vendor who combined Mexican and Turkish cuisines. I ordered a chicken shish bowl: burrito bowl + chicken shish kebab = love. Hot damn it was amazing! I scarfed that meal down like nothing - mostly because I was starving and hadn't eaten all day. The chicken was perfectly spiced and on served with salsa and veggies iver rice...youre definitwly hitting thw jackpot! I'm sure you guessed it by now...I ate into a food coma, haha. Worth it! There are vegan vendors as well and cultures range from the aforementioned to Middle Eastern to Argentinian to Japanese and more! These markets usually offer the best food and Pump certainly didn't disappoint! If you're a foodie and you love food markets (i.e. Smorgasburg), you'll love this place!

Amazing ice cream and confections , air con, and perfect refreshment for a hot day. Only one…read moreperson working made the wait a bit long, but plenty of open tables

Delicious gelato! Looks small from the outside, but has plenty of seating. Great dessert options…read morefor friends/couples to share. Portions are generous.

When I'm in town for work, I Always have a great breakfast here. It's very close to the office…read more The eggs all day is my go to. A thick cut of sourdough. Butter. Two eggs. And whatever sides. I always do hashbrown and avocado. The iced latte hits the spot. Staff is super friendly.

This was the first place I visited went to eat breakfast at when I lived in Shoreditch in 2017…read more Coming back in 2024 with another friend made me realize it was only great because of the memories of the people I was with as opposed to the food itself. The waiters were nice but the food was not the best. I got a scrambled egg on toast with smoked salmon & the salmon had a fishy smell to it, was flavorless and there was barely any hot sauce available. My friend also thought her burger was just okay as well with the biggest positive point being the bacon. That being said, the fried dough balls dipped in chocolate were really great and so were the holiday specials for alcoholic drinks. While the inside was spacious and retro and had a cool vibe, I have to knock down points for the actual food itself and wish that I had kept the memory of how much I enjoyed this place pre Covid as that since I wouldn't make my way out to this restaurant again even if I'm in the area.