While at Trinity Chapel for a wedding rehearsal, we wandered off the grounds in search of lunch. I…read moredidn't have internet access (so, no Yelp sadly) and we agreed to stop at the first place we found. Lucky enough, The Senate was the spot! The menu is a fun mix of sandwiches, salads and small plates. I went with the soup of the day (split pea and mint with ham) and the peach prosciutto salad. Each dish was beautifully presented and SO flavorful. I enjoyed every bite and the rest of my party seemed to enjoy their choices as well. I loved the outdoor seating with sweeping views of Trinity College and excellent people watching.

I visited The Senate on the morning of Saturday 13th August 2016 with several members of a choir…read morefrom Belfast who were staying in Ely for the week and who had arranged for a Saturday morning visit to King's College, Cambridge. We called at The Senate for breakfast and I was very pleased to see something unfamiliar to me, namely the sauté potato breakfast, on the menu. It was very enjoyable, though I wish that there had been pepper mills full of black pepper on coarse grind on the tables. That would have really made it as I would have dosed quite liberally on the stuff. Sitting al fresco provided a wonderful view for the holiday snaps and the service was excellent. Those teapots were impressively heavy - presumably of cast iron. I initially thought that mine had stuck to the table but it was the weight!

Yeah, I'm fully bought in. It's a simple concept, you either choose the "salads" of the day or just…read moregreens, choose whether you want a regular or a large, and the can add single or double portions of various premiums and dressings. I got a large crunch box and added goats cheese and chicken. For my dressing I chose the lemon pesto. I was shocked at how large it was. I mean the thing weighed like a kilo, and the portions of the premiums I chose were so generous. Nothing worse than when you pay like £4 to add chicken and they give you a paltry amount. This was the opposite. Now, quantity aside, I also found that the quality was superb. Everything was super tasty and the pesto dressing was delicious. My only recommendation is to be a bit more specific on what the "salads" are and what's in them for people with dietary restrictions but overall yeah, this place do a bang up lunch at a good price.

Such a great find - thanks to Yelp!…read more It's actually quite hard to find a good salad bar in London. So, as always I turned to my Yelp app and found this great place at Old Street. The wait is long during lunch hours as the line goes down the street...though that should be a good indication, yes ? The Salad Kitchen is in a funky little food community near Old Street with numerous places to sit, easy or to grab something from the food stalls. The Salad Kitchen has VERY limited options, both times I've been, it's only been chicken or eggplant in the salad. The cost was £5.40 - which is a very good price, I feel. There is only 2 tables, both with two chairs - so I think most people grab their salad and then head somewhere else - though I did get in (without having to pay extra) and it was fine. A great place for a great salad, for a great price on the run. I walked 20 minutes out of my way, and it was so worth it! :-)

All the food tasted very delicious and the apple juice was very fresh. The service was great as our…read moreserver was had good humor. Loved it, would recommend.

Mohmen is amazing. A rare gift. The food was excellent. Mohmen was a one man show. He handled the…read moresituation of being the only one there during the lunch rush with grace and efficiency. The owners are lucky to have him. Thank you Mohmen!

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.

For any of you foddies out there, this is the place to go. They have a great selection of meats,…read morecheeses, pickles, and all the usual deli items. But the best bit about this place is their cafe. It is quite small, and very popular so there is often a queue for a seat. However, it is well worth the wait. Their hot meat sandwiches are to die for, and at around £3.50 won't break the bank. They are served with a side salad and homestyle crisps, so it is like a proper meal. I also love their posh ceese on toast, which is melted Brie, on thick slices of breadyummy. Even their coffees are great. The inside is decorated in a retro style, ice cream colours and there is even a cute bunting around the doors. The best cafe in Hitchin by far.

A very different kind of shop and it's the pride of Hitchin town centre. It's situated just off the…read moremarket place and at first glance it seems to be a very fine delicatessen (which indeed it is). But what makes it unique is that it specialies in local produce and will actually buy stock from locals (grown in allottments or gardens) for sale in the shop - what a fantastic concept and very much in line with the spirit of the age. The window displays are particularly mouth-watering and truly enticing, the staff very friendly and the produce always of the highest quality. It's not cheap but what it sells is well worth paying the extra for.

Valentines special menu option chosen. Quality of the food…read morewas excellent with a reasonable selection to choose from. Service attentive without being in your face. Only slight negative for us was being seated near the window so was good if you wanted to chat but lacked the atmosphere of being seated more centrally. That said I would happily book again.

In the US, this sort of restaurant would be deemed fit for "ladies who lunch"! Impeccable service,…read morebeautiful interior, delicious offerings that are perfectly sized. The 1917 2-course lunch special was a wonderful way to sample traditional British foods, as the menu is composed of options that have been served since the restaurant opened in 1917 (hence, the name!). I opted for the haddock and salmon fish cake starter and the main course shepherd's pie; both were flavorful and filling. And, if you're a woman, make sure you check out the restroom!

Whilst pregnant and feeling lazy I had a lunch or coffee here practically every day during the…read moreweek. Cliffords provide a good selection of sandwiches, paninis, salads, etc and I what I especially like is that they make them fresh so the salad is always crunchy, and they are very generous with their portion sizes, which was fabulous when I had the excuse of eating for 2! They are very accommodating and flexible with their menu should you not like something and want to swap it with something else. Their coffees are nice but nothing fancy, and they also provide a great selection of cakes both shop bought and home made. They can vary from being quiet during the morning to being very busy especially over the lunch hour but I have always managed to get served promptly. The premises are clean and fresh, and there is a lovely family feel to the place. Not the most pushchair friendly cafe as they have a step to manoeuvre, and also they don't as yet provide highchairs but I have been assured they are purchasing some soon.

Amazing Vegan and gluten free options. Complete menu for all. Gluten free bread is some of the…read morebest I've ever had. Service was also great!

An itty bitty pretty place that offers incredibly fresh, vegetarian, vegan amazingness. They aren't…read moreexclusively meat free, they have a lot of options. We had almond milk matcha lattes, a superfood vegan salad with hummus and avocado, and the avocado hummus sandwich on multisided sourdough with a side of the lentil curry soup. All vegan! All amazing! The bread from the sandwich really stood out to me. I could have ordered multiple slices and just eaten it with hummus!

My friend and I stopped here as we were walking around Luton. We have just arrived and we both…read morereally wanted to try an Italian place. After finding this charming restaurant, we entered and were created warmly. We were starving and tried the Mozzarella starter, which was fabulous!! Then we decided to try the dough balls, they were amazing!! After that we got a salad, the dressing was fantastic and the salad in total was really fantastic. Both us choose a pasta dish and they were top notch! I would make this a regular if I lived here! Everyone was kind and made feel so welcome! I highly recommend stopping by and giving it a try!!! I loved it so much, that even though I hardly ever write a review I had to do so for this place!!

Delicious! I went here with a party of 15 for my graduation party. They brought everything out…read moreperfectly cooked and to a high standard. I have been several times before and since, and they have smashed it every time! Their pizzas are delicious, and the mussels in a creamy sauce are mouth watering. I absolutely recommend this place to everyone. The only downside - the menu is huge, and makes it hard to choose what to have!

I think I'm addicted to salad from The Willow. I end up going there for lunch at least once week…read more I'm not sure I've ever seen salad as comfort food, but here it definitely is. They normally have 5 salads on the go and you get to choose which ones you want in a box. I normally go for all five! It's much more interesting stuff than just lettuce, tomato,onion, cucumber - the salads often contain roast squash, gnocchi, seeds, lentils, broccoli and lots of other nutritious ingredients. I normally go for the large box (£5.95) but the medium (£3.95) should be enough for most people. They also do freshly made soup for £2.50, and a soup+medium salad combo for (£5.95). The people who run it are very friendly too. The only down side is that the salad is so good, by peak lunch time (1pm) the queue can be 10-15 mins long. I try to beat it by getting there at 12:15, but even this tactic doesn't always work.

I am a regular and I would stake my life in defending this place. Amazing salad and amazing staff…read more One of the best places in the area by far for a good lunch!