I love this place, the food is very tasty! and the cakes are delicious! The staff are very…read morefriendly, a good place to visit all year round.

Superb English breakfast, superb cake, super coffee and really lovely staff !! Fully recommended. !!read more

I had fabulous service, my server Joanna was amazing. you definitely get your moneys worth if…read moreyou're in Gatwick airport definitely stop by this restaurant before your flight. We will not be disappointed.

I had a great experience here. My hubby and I had a long layover from Paris back to the US, so we…read morestopped here to wait for our connection. The seating was genius. The host flags how many in the party and the busser/seater presents the table. The options are super healthy which we needed as we ate everything in sight in France. I spotted the Salmon croissant with red beet hollandaise. It was a perfect portion. They have airline status screens so you don't miss your flight!

We were in Crawley for a layover and wanted to see the shopping places nearby. La Rusta is a small…read moreplace if you're looking to get coffee or a light breakfast/lunch/brunch. Super friendly staff who were really attentive to us. We got a chicken burger with cajun fries and a cheese margarita pizza. I personally found the cajun fries spicier than most cajun fries.

This cafe is one of the few ones in downtown Crawley open early on a Sunday, and its food is…read moreexcellent! I had the La Parisienne platter (£5.70) that includes scrambled eggs with just the right amount of goat cheese and pepper, an arugula salad, sliced cherry tomatoes with a little dressing if I remember right, and the topper was a fresh pretzel, which added just the right touch! This was a great light breakfast - filling, memorable, and lots of good tasty bits. The cafe is clean and spacious. and also serves salads and main meals (see my menu photo), and service wasn't gushing but was cordial. This area of Crawley is well served by the local Metro buses from Gatwick and nearby hotels, including their 10 and 100 Fastway lines.

The apple pie with custard is delicious. Strong dark coffee and the English Breakfast with toast is…read morea perfect portion to fill your belly (couldn't finish it all). It was delicious. I would definitely come back.

This is a nice local coffee shop/sandwich place well located in Horley. It offers a variety of food…read morefrom soups, sandwiches, salads to an all day breakfast! It is reasonably priced and the staff are very friendly. The shop itself is quite small and during lunch time, it can get quite busy. It can also provide lunches for meetings etc and deliver it to your premises. The only downfall to this is that the portions can differ depending on who serves you! Overall a good little place to have a little bite to eat. The owner also displays various artist's work that can be bought by customers and this changes regularly, so worth popping in to see what they have

Serving tea in a cafetiere?? I'm really not sure about this - do I plunge, or don't I plunge?? I…read moreplunged. I ripped the tea bag. That said, I managed to get a relatively decent tasting cuppa once the tea leaves were scooped out. The pecan Danish? A little dry but OK. Overall, it's a little pricey too. On the plus side, there's lots of comfy seating, free iced water, the sandwiches look nice although I didn't try them, the staff are friendly, and I found a sneaky power point to charge the phone and do me some Yelping! Overall, it's not a bad place to while away a few hours waiting for a delayed flight.

I had a very early flight from Gatwick recently, so I decided to take some work and get something…read moredone while I am at the airport. I had spent the night at Caffè Nero in the departure area before security. Luckily that was open 24/7. Surprisingly though, there was no wi-fi. Don't all Caffè Nero have wi-fi now? When I finally made it through security, I had a quick browse through the shops and went to Apostrophe in the departure lounge. I had never been to one but they certainly had the nicest looking sandwiches by far so I gave it a shot. I took a ciabatta with ham, mustard, cheese and dried tomato. I also ordered a hot chocolate. The toasted ciabatta was brought to me quite quick and I was happy to get a delicious breakfast. The hot chocolate was amazing. I don't actually know how to describe it but it was basically pure chocolate. Perfect! What I liked particularly about Apostrophe was the fact that they have jams on the tables, ketchup, mustard, pepper ... and lemon water for everyone to take. It was also fresh and delicious. This little extra allows me give Apostrophe five stars. Hardly any high street brand has such good food, drink and also some free extra treats around.

I took last Sunday late lunch there. Ordered fish and chip, cost me around 13pounds. It took me…read morenearly an hour to wait for the food ready. After taken it, I had vomit and diarrhea. Until I vomit all the fish and ship ，I felt a bit better but with heavy belly pain for days.Diarrhea continues.

Customer service at the grill easily surpasses the food. The breakfast buffet should be inclusive,…read morebut it'll run you 15 odd pounds. It offers a decent selection of fresh fruit, pastries, and hot items. You can also order omelettes from the kitchen. The lunch menu offers burgers and other basic items that taste average. Talk to Raji the waiter, he'll take good care of you!

English breakfast time!!!…read more What we ordered: Full English 10/10 with scrambled eggs bacon, sausage toast My partner ordered this. He loved it. In fact, he keeps talking about the full English breakfast and wants it again lol Full Veggie 10/10 with scrambled eggs veggie meat 2 pieces of toast This was sooo yummy! I ate the veggie meal with eggs, toast, hash browns, backed beans, veggie sausage, and avocado. It was so good! I loved the hash browns and baked beans. Baked beans sound so weird to me to have for breakfast! But it was delightful. Very berry smoothie to go (had to catch our flight, so I took this to go!) My smoothie was delicious! Since it was made with raspberries, it has little seeds in it. Which I didn't care for, but it's unavoidable with the raspberries.

Been here twice on the way to Sweden with Norwegian (see elsewhere)...impressed…read more The first visit - hadn't been to Gatwick in absolutely ages - was very good A tall Polish guy served me a pot of Earl Grey, a "no frills" breakfast and a double espresso...including tip £22.99 Ok, not cheap - but he was great, the food was excellent and all in all it was a good place to be; clean, tidy, nice staff and just right to calm down when you've been rushing around and more to come The next visit, a few weeks later, I knew what to expect and went straight there...a lady (Sarah?) took me to a table and looked after me (my Polish guy was off that day)...tea, pastries...very nice; good quality; again, another good experience and I said my wife should go there on her next trip - she did; again great experience Recommended

I was surprised to find Warren's Bakery off-the-grid at London Gatwick North Terminal in Horley…read more Catching a puddle jumper to Roma, I find myself at Gatwick one early morning, and in search of a bite. Several options, but I notice Warren's Bakery and with a line too. I'll have a go... I decide to give Warren's a try as I stand in line and peruse the menu. Heck, why not just look in the case instead. Lot's of choices but I choose the meatiest looking bite - The English Breakfast Stack Roll (5.99£). I choose the most chocolatey - The Chocolate Croissant (2.10£). I choose the fruitiest - Mango Passion Smoothie (2.99£). That's my English breakfast to start my day before I slay the day in Roma. The cashier was very polite and cute AF Hermione Granger sorta way. I grab a seat... As I truly enjoy my very hardy breakfast I couldn't help but google "Warren's Bakery" website and it starts of... "Our story began 160 years ago in St Just, Cornwall, with a shared love of baking between a farmer's son and baker's daughter. The Warrens Bakery recipes have been passed down generation after generation, and are still in use today. If you walk into one of our shops 160 years later, you'll still enjoy the fresh smell of Traditional Cornish Pasties baking in the oven. Warren's Bakery, Since 1860." Whoa! Talk about English lineage! All in all, I enjoyed my breakfast at Warren's Bakery. I paid about 11£ (approx $13.70 usd) total for a hardy bite. Not too shabby being at an airport. Alas! ...I didn't get to meet the baker's daughter! However, I did get a smile from cute AF Hermione Granger! Wingardium Leviosa! Ta! Ta!

I was pleasantly impressed by an airport restaurant. There, I said it. This was my first time…read moreflying out of Gatwick and I wasn't impressed by the food choices. Sonoma seemed to be the best option and it was far better than expected. To begin with, the staff was pleasant and attentive. The menu was diverse with options, so rather than just a long list of burgers, wraps, and pizzas, there were some creative choices. I went with the mushroom, kimchi ramen and was amazed that it was made with fresh herbs and ingredients. Delicious. I wish airport food was this good in the US.

Genuinely the best airport food I have ever had! There is a sign that updates with the food wait…read moretime. We got our food within 10 minutes of ordering. The food was fresh, flavorful and filling! The kimchi ramen was comforting. The tofu curry was also delicious!! I loved the fried cauliflower and tofu nuggets that came in the curry. The servers were attentive and efficient. The best airport meal ever!