So delicious on a rainy Easter Monday! Nutritious too! Very happy and especially satisfied with the delicious preparation and tasty items! read more

The Table - Smoked salmon and lightly scrambled eggs, delicious and perfect cappuccino- so yummy! The Table impresses! - British Near Me - London, XGL

Great breakfast option. We had the French toast with strawberries & clotted cream and the breakfast club (waffle with bacon, sausage & scrambled eggs). Both were delicious but the breakfast club was your better option if you are hungry. read more

The Table - French toast with strawberries & clotted cream - British Near Me - London, XGL

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I. Love. This. Place. If you get get there early, there are plenty of seats. The space was clean, simple, and modern. The veggie borough was wonderful (there's both a vegan and a vegetarian option). Two eggs, grilled halloumi, spinach, baked beans, herb mushrooms, grilled tomatoes, sourdough toast. Substantial and flavorful. Fantastic. Service was great. Attentive. Check this place out if you have the time. read more

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Great service gorgeous vibe. Terrible food. The halloumi was rubbery and cold, the chicken sandwich was inedible. Both the bun and the meat were dry and tough. Gluten free options are nice but celiac unfriendly. Nice for a date I suppose, if you've already eaten. read more

Great spot for breakfast! My husband and I came here around 9am on a Monday and you can tell this place is popular. People kept coming in and there were many reservations (marked on the tables). The outdoor are looked nice but we were sat inside. I overheard the entire outside area was reserved. So if you want to sit out there, make a reservation. The food portions were huge! My all day breakfast came with a massive pancake, 3 pieces of bacon, a full sausage link and I'm guessing 2-3 scrambled eggs. I ended up eating about a third of what I ordered. Again it was so much good! Everything was delicious but the pancake was the star of my meal. It was buttery, fluffy and just all around delicious. Meal for 2 (with one glass of OJ) was 27£ read more

The Table - All day breakfast with a pancake - British Near Me - London, XGL

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This place fits its purpose well. Quick service, pretty good food and decent atmosphere, reasonable prices. The eggs Benedict was just OK but the pancakes were incredible. Order them! read more

The Table - Eggs Benedict - British Near Me - London, XGL

Dishes are bonsai but very delightful. The male host lacks of much warmth with a pathetic long face for no reason. If it is not because London s summer is too chilly, I would walk out immediately. Luckily our waitress is very sweet n much more pleasant. FYI, all London s dishes are bonsai but relatively more delicate than U. S. s. read more

The Table - Good waffle - British Near Me - London, XGL

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INSANE menu. I N S A N E. Expensive compared to other breakfast spots but worth it (share and keep it simple or die of a coronary because its NOT health food!). Those lamb kidneys were reminiscent of great cajun with an egg and so much flavor. AMAZING. They don't sell the traditional "sweetish" baked means. Oh no, they HAMHOCK theirs and porkify with abandon to create a dish that is a step aside from the common bean. Waffles? SICK. SICK I tell you - light and fluffy, nicely paired with the eggs and their delicious sausage. Really a change of pace compared to all our other breakfasts. Nice service. NOT CHEAP but you can share! read more

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I loved that brunch is served till 11:30 am, with plates coming out fairly promptly and food reasonably priced. Expect to spend between 10-20 pounds per person depending on the meal and if you pair it with an read more

The Table - British Near Me - London, XGL

One of the few places open for breakfast on a Sunday! Being "that American in London" spent a fair portion of the morning walking around the Tower Hill area trying to find a spot to eat that was open. Hopped on a bus after seeing on Yelp that "The Table" was opened and off we went. This cozy spot was a bustle with morning patrons and nary a seat to spare. Having a reservation is best, but after a 5/10 minute wait we were seated with an "I'll need this table in a hour" admonishment from the host (had this been back home in the States I would have promptly turned around and walked right on out). The food was great. Had the "hot n smokey" (think Nashville hot fried chicken n waffles which had wonderful flavor, spice, blue cheese, maple syrup and balance! It was a gastronomic party in my mouth (Note: I need to steal their recipe for the hot sauce they used). "Bang for the Buck": Typical brunch-spot pricing. Definitely worth it. Advice: The spot is pretty busy/popular on a Sunday (being of of the few places opened). Make a reservation ahead of time. read more

The Table - Hot n Smokey (chicken n waffles) - British Near Me - London, XGL

Good food. A little overpriced. Make a reservation unless you want the patio. Nice atmosphere

Delicious avocado, sweet potato and greens. Perfect way to start a day with a mimosa. The sunshine and plants brightens my day. read more

The Table - Full English breakfast & green goodness - British Near Me - London, XGL

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Two of my friends and I stopped in on a Sunday morning for breakfast. I ordered the Breakfast Bruschetta (Sliced tomatoes & avocado on sourdough toast, two poached eggs & streaky bacon). It was pretty basic. Maybe even less than basic. It seems like they just threw it together. They took a hard piece of toast, added some chewy bacon, layered it with some sliced tomatoes, placed two small halves of avocado, and then topped it with two poached eggs. I would hardly call this a bruschetta. "Things on toast" would be a more accurate description. It was very difficult to eat. You definitely need a fork and knife for this situation. Not sure where all if the great reviews are coming from. read more

The Table - Avocado toast with poached eggs - British Near Me - London, XGL

Great little breakfast spot not far from London bridge station Second time here - both times were consistently good Got the following: Full English: solid 4 stars. The beans were the best part. Tons of food - bacon, sausage, tomato, mushrooms, beans, 2 eggs and toast. You won't leave hungry, and thankfully it also is tasty Pumpkin pecan pancakes: despite the fact that they were vegan, and gluten free, they were very good!! Not too sweet at all, and the candies pecans have it a nice crunch. I personally could have used a touch more sweetness, but I was impressed that they were that good Would come back again! read more

The Table - Full English - 4 stars!! - British Near Me - London, XGL

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Trendsetter that he pretends not to be, Jamie W. actually led us to this bright, modern spot right near our trendy hotel in Southwark (photo: http://bit.ly/1gxVOx2). Good work, Jamie, because this turned out to be a rather smashing place to get a hearty breakfast full of fresh local ingredients. Despite the mostly communal-table set-up, we managed a space for ourselves which probably gave us subconscious self-approval to order more food than we deserved. But hey, we were on vacation, and the only thing we planned that entire day was riding the London Eye. After all, it takes a lot of energy standing in those bubble cars for a half-hour while it rotates. So many temptations. Jamie went for the £ 12.00 Borough Full English Breakfast, a hearty new-jack take on the traditional plate with two fried eggs on toast, bacon, pork-and-leek sausage, slow-cooked baked beans, grilled tomato, and herb mushrooms (photo: http://bit.ly/1l0nZbf). Quite a smorgasbord with each item quite delicious. As a chaser, he also went for the steamy-good £ 3.90 Hot-Toasted Croissant with Gruyere and Sliced Tomato (photo: http://bit.ly/1hGy8Mj). What's not to like about butter, cheese and tomato banding together for the sole purpose of edible enthrallment? I ordered the £ 9.00 Breakfast Bruschetta (photo: http://bit.ly/1nnGp7i). Sliced plum tomatoes, avocado, two poached eggs, some chopped basil with olive oil, and "grilled streaky bacon" were piled precariously on a grilled wedge of sourdough. It really hit the spot, and it could have been enough on a more less belly-inflated day. But no, I was lured by the sight of the £ 7.00 Hot-Iron Waffle with Blueberries and Cream (photo: http://bit.ly/1iQXpPc). That was for me. Believe it or not, it was incredibly light like it was flash-fried in the iron and dolloped with the cream to cool it down. What a satisfying meal to start a spontaneous day traipsing London. If we were full-time Brits, we would surely be back because Bob's your uncle, mate. FOOD - 4 stars...first-rate breakfast fare really hits the spot AMBIANCE - 4 stars...clean, modern space befitting the trendy neighborhood SERVICE - 3.5 stars...effective though a tad coolish, a bit clipped TOTAL - 4 stars...probably one of the better bets for breakfast in London read more

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I took my wife here for the first time and we had another great breakfast. She tried the sweetcorn fritter and I went for the green goddess. So much good food we almost had to be rolled out. My third time here and absolutely at the top of my london brunch list. read more

While all of the food I had was good, I was not impressed with the pricing. I had the blueberry French toast and it was 12 quid for one singular slice. I understand that food, especially in central London, can be expensive, I usually appreciate leaving a restaurant full if I'm spending that much. I did not leave this restaurant feeling very full, which is why this rating is not higher. read more

We come to this place alot. The food is brilliant every single time. Consistently amazing food. The staff are second to none! The host on the door (name started with Ed, I think) is always so brilliant. Effortlessly friendly and organised. Our waitress was fab. Had a hat and denim dungarees. They were so friendly and kind and new the menu so well. You can see the staff working really really hard, yet are always the best. read more

This place is absolutely terrific! My wife and I arrived in London for our trip on the red-eye, and after a sleepless (and very quick) night on the plane and a morning spent at customs and trying to get to our hotel in rush hour (which we finally did), we were starving, exhausted, and in need of coffee. A quick Yelp search revealed that there was a bistro just a 2-minute walk from our hotel. I made a quick reservation for lunch and we strolled down the street moments later. Upon arriving, I noticed how clean and open the space looked, complete with indoor seating and outdoor seating (perfect for a beautiful summer day like the one we experienced, although we chose to dine inside). A few moments after being seated, our waiter came by with some water and took our drink orders. My wife and I both ordered coffee. After perusing the menu, we then decided on our entrees. My wife ordered the full English breakfast while I ordered the all-day breakfast pancake. After maybe 20 minutes, our food arrived, and the presentation alone was wonderful. We took a few "insta-worthy" (and Yelp-worthy) photos and then took our first few bites. Man was that pancake delicious! It had a slightly crispy exterior and soft interior that was just cooked too perfectly, and the scrambled eggs, bacon and leek sausage on top provided the perfect complimentary flavor. Meanwhile, my wife really enjoyed the Full English breakfast, complete with scrambled eggs (substituted for fried eggs), bacon, leek sausage, homemade baked beans, a roasted tomato and roasted mushroom. Everything was superb! I have to admit, the food was so good that we went back the next day as well. This time, I opted for the Spring chicken (with grilled English sweet corn and bacon mash in a garlic butter sauce) and my wife ordered the all-day pancake. Everything was out of this world! So why only the 4 stars? The service was not quite a 5-star establishment. There were times we felt like we were getting the cold shoulder. That being said, if we asked for something (water, the check, etc.), we eventually got it. Nevertheless, I wouldn't let the service spoil the culinary experience. The food is terrific and worth the trip! read more

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Traveled quite some distance to have breakfast here. What I wanted was not available so that was quite disappointing. Regardless, it was hard choosing one plate off the menu since some many pictures off yelp made it look so yummy! My friend ordered the cappuccino and the full English breakfast while I ordered the chocolate waffle. Warning - the waffle was an extremely heavy breakfast. If you love chocolate and can handle that much sugar in the morning, go for it. The service was slow and the water service was even worse. This place tends to be packed. read more

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This place was GREAT!!! Very simple modern Open layout. Very comfy! 1st thing I will say is. The Staff was AMAZING. Super Friendly and Fun. So the vibe is very Cool. We were here for Brunch and the Food did Not Disappoint !! Everything was super Tasty and Fresh. We had a couple of Benedict's and some pancakes and a Burger between the 4 of us. All of the Dishes were Awesome . Super tasty!!! For sure I/ We will be back to this place. Good Food / Great Vibes !!!! read more

- full english breakfast, large portion, comes with the classics, "herb" that came w/ the large portobello mushroom was reminiscent of pesto but without the parmesan or pine nuts - eggs benedict, good but not great, will likely get something else the next time I'm here, wish egg was a bit runnier and there was a bit more hollandaise, was a touch dry - the southwalk spritz was refreshing - simple clean execution of fresh ingredients - outdoor space - airy and relaxed atmosphere - quintessential brunch place read more

Food/Drink: came here for Sunday brunch and it had the typical menu filled with toasts, avocados, and eggs benedict sprinkled with a few English specialties such as the English breakfast. My partner got the English Breakfast while I got the smoked salmon eggs Benedict. The English breakfast was a decent size and apparently one of the best, but since it was our first and only time trying it we couldn't make a judgement. The salmon Benedict was pretty average with their only differentiating factor to be the hollandaise sauce perhaps. We also got the specialty cocktail (delicious) and the mimosa (average). Price: Since this is an award-winning restaurant the pride reflects that. For us, the English breakfast was worth our money more than the salmon Benedict since you can get Benedicts back in the states. The cocktails are a bit overly priced but if faced with a choice, get the specialty cocktails and not the mimosa. Atmosphere: it's a very chill and casual atmosphere typical of a brunch place. I really enjoyed the floor to ceiling glass windows that allows you to people watch easily and the famous red buses go by. Tips: get here early for Sunday brunch since the line starts to pick up around 11 am. read more

The Table - English breakfast (top), salmon eggs Benedict (bottom) with a mimosa - British Near Me - London, XGL

We happened on this spot on our way to the Tate Modern. It was peak brunch, weekend, and late morning. The hostess managed to squeeze us in without reservations, a real champ. My husband ordered eggs with salmon. Incredibly fresh and flavorful. My daughter and I ordered the Full English, which was wonderful. A proper fry-up with super fresh ingredients--sausages cooked to perfection, bacon, and really good beans. The service was very attentive, given the rush and crowds. Excellent Motown soundtrack kept the vibe calm. I'd journey there for brunch even if I weren't headed for the Tate. read more

The Table - British Near Me - London, XGL

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This was the best pitstop in the UK the avocado and toast was great. Most loved brunch in London We recommend the all day with waffles read more

The Table - British Near Me - London, XGL

Waiting in the cold and damp for 45 minutes staring at eight free tables the entire time I had convinced myself was all going to be worth it if the food lived up to the hype. Sadly, it didn't. Not even close. I had the Full Borough English with black pudding, eggs over easy, bacon extra crispy, and a Fellini Bellini. Let's start with the good. The Bellini was great, the fizz to purée ratio was spot on and I loved the strawberry flavour. The sausage was well seasoned, great texture, the tomato was juicy and sweet, and the sourdough was tasty. Now let's talk about the, um, beans. One clue is that if you're looking at baked beans and they're bright white, you know your tomato sauce is not rich or plentiful enough to cover them. They were also tiny, like the Tesco Value ones, and mixed with an anemic pulled pork. Pork and beans are usually as perfect together as karaoke, soju and 80s rock ballads, but The Table fumbled both dishes and then hoping no one would notice, shoved them together. Did anyone in the kitchen even taste what they made? Poorly seasoned, poorly executed. I could tell you the black pudding was cereal heavy and therefore very dry, or the eggs tiny and fried so impatiently the white was crispy and the yolk more 'kinda stressed out' than 'easy like Sunday morning'. But you're skim reading at this point... As a Brit living in NYC, I have become used to a level of service that still, you know, tries. Despite a coven of waitresses standing around gossiping and side-eyeing patrons, there was no silverware on the table and the turnover of tables seemed glacial. Speaking of which, we were seated by the door despite open tables elsewhere (and knowing we were chilled to the core because of the long wait) which is just careless at best, or kinda mean. When your waitress asks 'How was everything?' you say 'Sadly average' and she ignores you, you know that they have enough people queuing not to care that they could have done so, so much better. Except if this level of cost-cutting on the food and overstaffing on bored, passive aggressive servers continues, you'll find the queues dry up just like the black pudding. read more

The Table was a great little breakfast spot. Bloody Mary was great, with a spicy kick. As a tourist, I was a bit hesitant about the beet juice, but it didn't alter the flavor at all. Traditional English breakfast was aweSome. Loved the beans! The mushroom was well marinated and cooked to perfection. The waffles my daughter ordered were out of this world! So delicious, not soggy at all. Cinnamon French toast was very good! Everything about this place is worth visiting. read more

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Came here with my friends for weekend brunch! The place is modern and bright with plenty of outdoor seats in the summer. I got the All-day Breakfast and it was delicious! It comes with bacon, pork & leek sausage, scrambled eggs, and a choice of waffles or pancakes. I went for the waffles and they stayed crispy to the last bite! I also got to try my friend's Pumpkin Patch pancakes. The pancakes are made with roasted pumpkin with some caramelized pecans and fresh berries as toppings. The portion for this was a bit small but it was unexpectedly tasty and unique. Most importantly, the pancakes were crispy! I highly recommend trying it! We also got some Herby Mushrooms as a side. These were perfect to go with everything. I'd come back again for brunch as I have a feeling that everything else on the menu will taste just as good! read more

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Really cool brunch place. Went in the early morning on a Tuesday and it is not crowded at all. I can tell that they put a great time and thought into their dishes. I ordered the Veggie Borough based on Yelp recs and it was very good. Not a fan of baked beans even though these were tasty and not as strong as others I've had in the past. I also asked for scrambled eggs instead of fried and they made it using a lot of cream which I liked. Didn't really like the spinach or tomato but they went well with the halloumi, which I didn't like at first but definitely started to towards the end of the meal. The best part of the meal was easily the mushroom. They were extremely thick, juicy and the green sauce on top of it was extremely tasty and went really well with the mushroom. I would've been fine with just the mushrooms as a meal. I also got the free Fried Chips, but thought they were a little too overfryed and too hard to eat. Overall, definitely lives up to the hype and hopefully can come back to try some more of the dishes. read more

The Table - Vegetarian Borough - British Near Me - London, XGL

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Great place for brunch! Was visiting London for work and only had a couple days to explore. Came to The Table Cafe because it had good reviews on yelp and was a short bike ride away from where I was staying. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, with open windows where you can get a good view of the street. I came around 9 am on a Tuesday morning and the restaurant filled up soon after my arrival. I had my very first traditional English breakfast here along with their fresh squeezed orange juice. It came with two eggs over toast, beans, mushroom, bacon, sausage, tomato, and I ordered black pudding because I was feeling adventurous. I enjoyed everything except for the black pudding (lol) and the bacon was a bit on the salty side. Free wifi is a plus! I had no cell service :-) read more

The Table - Traditional English breakfast with black pudding (blood sausage) and freshly squeezed orange juice - British Near Me - London, XGL

First time in London and I had to dive head first into the culture and food so the AMAZING waitress suggested the full English and ads black pudding. It tasted amazing definitely different than the American breakfast I'm used to. read more

The Table - Full English breakfast add black pudding - British Near Me - London, XGL

Really good, we got the waffles which really good and the vegan burger was amazing, not dry at all, it was incredible. I highly recommend this place for a cute Sunday brunch date or to catch up with friends. It's quite loud in there and a little tight, they really pack people in there, but other than that the vibes were immaculate. read more

The food looks much better than it tastes. Went here for brunch before visiting Tate Modern, which is a 2 minute walk away. Got the veggie borough while the mister got the full English. Everything was either too bland or too salty. No depth of flavor. Three stars because the food came out really fast and the restaurant is very clean, modern, and bright. Would not go back. read more

I had an awful experience here. We were seated promptly when we walked in. But, that's where it ended for me. I noticed they had a pancakes or waffle, with eggs, and bacon & sausage meal for brunch. I asked the waitress if I could substitute the bacon and sausage for anything because I do not eat pork. She suggested sweet potatoes, one other thing that I can't recall, and "ham hock beans". I just stared and repeated what she said and she was completely clueless. SMH. I opted to keep the bacon because my partner wanted it and I told her they can put it on the side. When my food came out, guess what, the bacon was on top of my pancakes. WHY?!?! I didn't enjoy this experience at all and the pancake was dry and had no flavor. Also it was 1 pancake even thought the server told me 2-3. Go figure. I don't know if she was new or what, but I was TOO ready to leave THIS Table. read more

Food: highly recommended- very tasty and have diverse flavors even in one dish. Environment: offer outside seats. Queue: I came on Saturday at around 12:00, I waited for around 25min for a seat. read more

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Came in for brunch after reading some excellent reviews. The restaurant has a lovely atmosphere and is easily accessible. I arrived around 11:40 and was greeted by a friendly girl who notified me that the kitchen was closed until 12. No big deal, this would be my time to enjoy a proper cup of English tea. At 12, she came back and took my order. Eggs Benedict. What a lovely interpretation of a very famous dish. The bacon was succulent, the eggs perfectly poached (and not watery), and the tea strong with flavor. I will definitely be returning with my future visits to London. read more

The Table - Eggs Benedict Perfection - British Near Me - London, XGL

This was the first stop on my vacation to the United Kingdom. My wife and I got went there from brunch on a Sunday. It was pretty crowded but we were able to get a table without a wait. It seems you can make reservations. I got a flat white and the Full English breakfast. Overall, I was impressed with the food. The Full English came with toast, beans, bacon, sausage, two eggs, mushroom and tomatoes. Each individual part was great - fresh ingredients and cooked well. The flat white was good. I'm not a espresso expert, but I did enjoy the drink. Service was great. They were friendly and got our orders out in a timely manner. A very clean restaurant and located less than a five minute walk from the Tate Modern. Good place for a meal if you are in the area. read more

The Table - Flat white - British Near Me - London, XGL

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FINALLY. Ok, so I have been reading review after review about The Table and today I gave in and headed there to try it out and see what all the wonderful Yelpers were talking about and no surprise - they were right! We'd booked a table for 3 and were seated straight away on arrival. The place was PACKED and this was at 2pm on a Saturday. The rest of the area was basically empty so it was really cool actually to be a part of this buzzing and hustling atmosphere within The Table. I ordered The Stack for 3 reasons: 1. Ham hock and chorizo beans (say what?!) 2. Poached eggs 3. Hollandaise sauce! All piled on top of a bagel - I mean this is basically my breakfast dream and then it arrived... Mmmmm. It was fantastic - such an inventive collection of flavours! The beans I LOVED, the eggs were perfectly cooked and the hollandaise sauce was creamy perfection without being over heavy. My only negative and this is tiny is that the chorizo was plentiful and in some places slightly over powering BUT if you like chorizo you're in heaven and I still really enjoyed the dish overall. I also had a side of halloumi. The halloumi pieces were HUGE chunks - it seemed slightly burned for me but this was only in places and it was still very enjoyable. I must say my whole experience at The Table was a pleasure from start to finish and I would definitely recommend it. read more

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American pancake lovers and crispy bacon addicts rejoice! This place offers a little home away from home breakfast action. And not just during traditional breakfast/brunch hours either since they offer an all day every day breakfast menu. Legit breakfast for dinner? Score! Before you get too excited, you can only take advantage of breakfast for dinner on weekdays since they're only open for brunch on weekends (til 4:30pm). Came here for Sunday brunch at 1pm. Sunny and inviting space a few blocks from Southwark tube station. Didn't have to wait for a table, which was good because they don't have a bar area you can wait at. They know how to do pancakes - massive, fluffy, fresh, warm, moist and decadent. I had the buttermilk pancake topped with crispy bacon, caramelised banana and Canadian maple syrup. Crispy bacon is hard to find round these parts so that sealed the deal for me. Haven't found better pancakes or bacon yet in London (granted, I've only been here a month) A downside to this spot is that they run out of certain items on the menu (both of our first choice options were no longer available) so you may be disappointed if you had your heart set on something specific. read more

The Table - Buttermilk pancake topped with crispy bacon, caramelised banana and Canadian maple syrup - British Near Me - London, XGL

The Table: it was cool; it was generally inexpensive; it's much-needed on the Southwark culinary scene. These things are all true. But did I leave thinking to myself, "I really must come back to this place"? No. Not particularly. I got a smoked salmon bagel, and I was expecting it to arrive warm. I was wrong. It arrived cold. I ate it all. And it was pretty tasty, all things considered. But it just didn't excite me. I also got an americano, which was made with Monmouth espresso blend beans, and it was a perfectly serviceable cup of coffee but nothing that blew me away. I looked around me at my fellow diners' plates and got a bit of plate envy. Maybe I should have just got the £4 scrambled eggs on toast. Maybe I should have got the eggs benedict. Maybe I should have just got the muesli buffet. I know I shouldn't have got the buttermilk pancakes, though, because what arrived at the table was a big flat pancake looking very sad with bacon nestled on top of it on a plate. My American mind thinks "FLUFFY PANCAKES YUM!" when it reads "buttermilk pancakes", and perhaps that's my own fault. At least there's that. I enjoyed my slightly sweet, albeit cold, bagel with cream cheese and chilled smoked salmon more than I would have the pancakes. All this being said, if one of my friends said to me, "Larissa, let's meet at the Table for brunch this weekend", I'd say, "Okay!" So, yeah. I liked it enough. And all the baked goods on display looked divine. I didn't realise that everything served at the Table is made in house, so I assumed (wrongly) that they were bought in from local bakeries, which is why I didn't gluttonously order one after I finished my breakfast. Perhaps on my next visit I'll just eat pastries and drink coffee. Because I prefer cake to real food. As any normal person does, obviously. read more