Rented an AirBnB place just down the street and so looking for breakfast places and decide to come…read morehere based on Yelp reviews and the concept. Got an awesome cup of hot chocolate (they have x4 kinds - white, regular, chili and Turkish - I got regular) and a bubble n Squeak plus a wholemeal rice risotto and cost was around £13. The decided to split the Scrambled egg special for another £5. All the food was really delicious! Esp the eggs - perfectly cooked, and oozing eggyness with creamy yolks. My bubble n squeak with sorrel was another exquisite taste and the scrambled eggs had just the right amount of truffle taste. The risotto was honestly our least favorite bite, but that's because the sheer beauty of the eggs overwhelmed their taste (maybe if an egg had been included in the risotto, we'd think differently? :) Will be back and definitely recommend.

The people were friendly, the food was delicious! Loved the animals. This is definitely a nice…read moreplace alone or with children.

As I was in urgent need of a filling hot meal in a short space of time whilst in Westfield, Square…read morePie ticked all the boxes. It had a variety of pies ready to be consumed, a nice range of sides to complement the pies and reasonably priced drinks when compared to the other food outlets. Furthermore the staff offered to heat up the pie and cook another one if the one you fancy is not on show. Good all-round service, a satisfying mash with gravy and all ready when you are.

Square pie = squarely disappointed…read more A friend and I got slightly carried away shopping so needed some quick takeaway food to make our train. The food court was pretty busy on a Saturday lunchtime and though we both quite fancied Tortilla, so did about 50 other people waiting in the queue for it. We turned to Square Pie in the interests of speed as the queue was only 1-person long. That should've been a clue perhaps. I went for the Skinny Spinach, Goat's Cheese and Sweet Potato pie because those are 3 of my favourite things and yeah, the word 'skinny' in front of anything just makes me feel good about myself even if it's only saving me 10 calories off about 400. 'Skinny' here means the pastry only forms the lid of the pie rather than the base and walls too, thus it comes in a thin plastic mould to keep the filling in. I knew it wouldn't be as 'hearty' without the full pastry case, but the lid was thin and mostly stuck to the mould. The filling didn't fill the inside either. And there was no goat's cheese. False advertising alert. On the plus side, the scoop of sweet potato mash was yum. Though portion control left much to be desired as mine was about twice the size of my mate's (muhahahaa). It still wasn't close to getting good value for money though - after such a glum-looking pie I was £6.50 poorer and still hungry. If I hadn't been in such good company it would've been a glum-looking me too!

Fantastic eels, pies and mash, with tasty green liqure. I would give 5 stars, but you can't get a…read moremug of tea (only canned soft drinks).

This place is OK, but if you've never had Pie & Mash, this place may put you off it for good. As on…read moresome occasions I been here the pies seem to be nearly burnt on the top and soggy on the bottom, and I've ended up having 2 pies as they are quite small here. This Victorian Fast Food is usually eaten with a spoon within 5 to 10 minutes, then your on your way. At Lunchtime you may have to queue as it gets packed. It also does a roaring Take Away trade.

Finally tried this place after hearing raves reviews from my colleagues!…read more Fantastic value for money, as £5.90 I received a massive portion, which would have been even more had I taken up their offer of leaving the box opened, then piled higher (as I saw many opting for!) Large array of freshly made vegetarian dishes, mostly hot, with a few cold salads as well. Today I had a mix of the cauliflower cheese, lentail dahl (tops!), beetroot, stir fried rice, and greek salad. Filling, healthy, fresh and full of flavour. I now know that the large is far too big for lunch - think I let me eyes do the ordering! I'll definitely be back to try some other of their tasty looking options, great spot for lunch just a few minutes from my office.

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.

Wow- so delicious. Just writing this review is making me want to fly back to London for another…read moremeal at Piebury Corner. The menu has a good variety of pies and sides, but it isn't overwhelming. All of the pies are displayed in a heated case at the register. Once you choose the type of pie you'd like, they heat it up for you in the oven. The restaurant also has a small selection of beer. I went with a group of six for lunch and a beer before the Arsenal match. We couldn't leave London without trying their famous meat pies! I decided to order a side of mashed potatoes with gravy and the Tony Adams- Steak & Ale pie. I finished my whole plate in record time. Everything was delicious! The restaurant is kind of small and can get crowded. You order at the register. The line was a bit long, but it moved very quickly and was definitely worth the wait. There is minimal seating inside and a few tables outside. We decided to sit at the tall tables outdoors and watch the streets of London. It was an amazing experience! Definitely a must-visit in London!

This little hole-in-the-wall place has one of the best pies I had in London. We ordered the chicken…read moreand porter, steak and ale and minced beef and onion pies. We also got a side of scotch eggs. Everything was terrific. They have a nice-looking selection of beers as well although we didn't try any. The person behind the counter is super nice as well. Would definitely come back!

Not the friendliest staff, kinda rude actually…read more Though the macarons looked delicious, it appears that is their main seller. They do not have many other French goodies, and they especially do NOT have caneles.

Food: macarons. I had pistachio (always a favorite), hubby had chocolate, salted caramel, almond,…read moreand coffee (he liked salted caramel best). DD had chocolate and raspberry and said the raspberry was the best. The macarons were very soft and fresh. I love pistachio because it is not overly sweet. Service: quick and efficient. Ambiance: we entered the door just for the macarons but I believe there was another door to eat at their cafe.

I started ding at Rowley's soon after it opened in the 1970s. The original menu was quite simple,…read morewith a choice of three bean or mixed green salad, and the steak frites, the steak was served sliced on a elevated dish with a burner below to keep one's steak warm. The butter sauce then was a garlic butter, (which fortunately was easy to duplicate at home. At one point in the early 1980s there were two additional locations, one on Beauchamp in Chelsea and the third at the Barbican. Unfortunately, the original owner had a bad gambling problem and eventually lost ownership. Fortunately this original location has not altered the decor, which is French art nouveau and quite beautiful. As to the current food and service, one can likely do better at less cost elsewhere.

Amazing steak, great service, lovely place! The steaks come out sizzling on a plate and the…read morepresentation was great. We all had the butter on top of our steaks which was delicious! Highly recommend.

We dropped into Cafe de Nata to pick up a few of their natas since I really like trying how…read moredifferent they are in different countries. These natas were definitely more on the custard side than flaky and the honey adored the cinnamon flavor, while I liked the original and pistachio quite a bit. The service was friendly and prompt and the only thing missing would be a small bench outside to sit and eat your purchases on. All in all, Cafe de Nata was delicious and I would definitely come back!

Egg tarts are always a top tier dessert, so I'm not surprised I love the egg tarts here. It was my…read morefirst time trying a flavored one though. I've only ever had original, and I didn't think anything could beat it. But I actually really loved and even preferred the raspberry nata. It added a nice tartness that really helped cut through all the sugar. We went right before they closed so we didn't have as many options, and the tarts weren't warm or as crispy as they could have been, so would def recommend going earlier in the day.