This is your classic proper London sarnie shop. Just up the road from Pret and other chain shops…read morefull of business men, Doorsteps is where you'll find the sandwich savvy workers of Hammersmith at lunchtime. They make the sandwich of your choice and stuff it with fillings and a bit of salad and it costs a price you don't feel robbed paying. Tea comes in at the wonderful price of 70p. They also do a soup of the day, but it was sold out when I was last there, so it must be pretty good! Friendly old school Londoners run the shop and it altogether gives the feeling like you might've gone back in time to any point in the last 50 years.

The best of the best of old fashioned sandwich shops. Friendly staff, good atmosphere and the best…read moreegg and bacon sandwich you can get your hands on. These guys know just the right amount of brown sauce to add, the eggs are cooked perfectly and even the granary bread is top notch. Good price for London too. Plus, on my way into work I'd like having a can of ginger beer to wash my breakie down with, and they always have a well stocked fridge of any can you could wish for.

There are of course a zillion sandwich-and-coffee shops in central London. Earls - just down from…read moreLong Acre on Endell Street - is one of my favourites. The food is always really fresh and the chaps are friendly and helpful. Toasted bacon and onion sandwich on brown and a black coffee please.

Dear Earl, Just…read moreremember who had you first. I'm forever sorry that Mr. C melted away your Yelp virginity after what we had together. (If you'll remember, it was a steamy panini on ciabatta smothered in tomatoes, mozzarella and basil.) Sure I had to pay you, but ladies have needs too. And it's reassuring to know that for £3.40 I can be both completely satisfied and yearning for more, truly, your science is blinding. Overall, it was hot and I'm pretty sure we equally enjoyed the transACTION. I know I did... twice. (wink)

LEON can often be seen as more of a healthier fast food option, which is something the brand seems…read moreto pride itself on, this particular location is located inside London Euston, on the balcony level, next to Starbucks, making it a natural choice if you want something quick before or after getting on a train, as was the case for me, arriving into London from Manchester. This location is fairly attractive, with a decent amount of seating inside the restaurant, and more seating on the Euston balcony for when they get busy. The staff seem friendly enough, again above average compared to outlets nearby. There was no advertising for the LEON loyalty scheme, and all orders seem to be processed at the checkout, after placing my order, my food was ready in seconds, and by the time I paid, I began to step back to wait for my food, only for the bag to be placed ahead of me straight away. I was originally excited to find my food ready straight away, but the food had likely been sitting there for a while, it was lukewarm but not hot, my nuggets were good quality, and it's great to see GFC (gluten-free chicken) nuggets back on the menu, made with chicken thighs, but the waffle fries tasted worse than the frozen ones LEON sell at Sainsbury's to make up at home. Prices are a little expensive, but discounts are available for students/NHS, and you do tend to pay more in London / train stations anyway so probably as reasonable as you're going to get in Euston. 3* - One of the best options to get something quickly if you're using the train station, it isn't great, but will certainly put you on and satisfy that demand until you have more time.

Not too many good options at Euston Station for breakfast. Figured this spot was as good as any…read morewithout much of a line on a Sunday morning. Basic café with coffee, tea, sandwich, and pastry options for the morning crowd. Settled on the Large Latté (£2.70) and a Salmon & Egg Sandwich (£3.75). Got my sandwich pretty fast but they forgot my coffee order, so that took an additional 8 minutes. Overall the meal reminds me of something you'd get at a regular fast good chain. Okay bread with an unseasoned egg, though salty filet of salmon fish inside. Decent food yet the coffee wasn't strong at all (ended up sleeping on the train). For the price, it's not all that bad. Probably better to stick with a pastry and maybe a double shot espresso.

Just in front of my daugter's . I never make a review.... I don't understand why!!!!…read moreVery nice food Very nice staff. A lot of choice sandwiches,sausage roll,croissant, pain au chocolat ....Delicious baguettes quality excellent only for 2 pounds .. Cheaper than the other one in Strutton Ground In short great place . I like this place .

Nasty service. I mean real nasty. What's in the quiche? Don't know she won't say. Just avoid at…read moreall costs

It's nostalgic and the best sandwich shop. When I studied abroad in London back in 2006- I was so…read morelucky to live up the street and got to eat here everyday! I've come back to visit London several times since then (most recently in September) and its amazing how all the shops have changed on this block but this sandwich shop still remains! I am sooo glad it's still here! Seriously the best sandwiches, hot dishes such as Samosas- still cheap and fast service! Love that the locals come here everyday and know they can get the best sandwich or hot food from here! I'm obsessed with their simple bacon and egg sandwich (all comes on a baguette) I get it with no sauce of any kind. My second choice- chicken with corn. Simple yet so tasty. No need a million toppings-

This is the best sandwich shop in the world and I look down on anyone that disagrees. Just kidding…read more The sandwiches and employees here are pretty amazing though- as are the prices! I came here 9 years ago when I was a student and vowed to come back to try more tasty treats. I did just that and brought my husband this time! We ordered: -Tandoori sandwich (hot) -Peri Peri Chicken sandwich (hot) Both were so delicious, huge, and under 3 pounds (which is unbelievable)! I would say peri peri chicken was the tastiest. The flavor was on point and had a good kick of spice. If you want to save money and are in the area-maybe to go visit the V&A or another museum, come grab a quick meal to go here first and then have a picnic!

I like Pret A Manger for its convenience and decent food in a pinch. Their cafe drinks are usually…read morereally good as well. I didn't get any coffee or tea at this location, but grabbed a hot falafel and tomato wrap as well as a muesli cup. It was a good quick meal, as I was short on time. Though service was fine, there were a few cons. 1. The seating area could've been cleaner, it wasn't busy or crowded inside. 2. No bathrooms inside. A customer in front of me asked for the bathroom code and the cashier said there are no bathrooms. What? There is definitely seating for at least 40 people inside and there isn't a bathroom? Insanity!

Food was always fresh. Prices were reasonable. There were many convenient locations . Cafe was…read moreclean. Perfect for lunch.

Wow, the other reviewers really have a high expectation! I think Pret is great at being what it is…read moreand I don't find their sandwiches particularly unimaginative. Sure, there's the standard Egg Mayo with Cress and a Pret Pickle and Smoked Salmon, but once you get past the standards, there are some really great sandwiches in that cooler. Try the Red Pepper Tapenade & Soft Cheese or the tasty Crunchy Humous Bloomer or even a Sweet Chilli Crayfish & Mango Bloomer. I really love their salads, especially the No Bread Crayfish & Avocado since I'm on a low carb eating regime. It's just.. delicious. As for the coffee, I find Pret to be better than the Starbuckses of the world. First, it's organic milk. And second, it's just better roasted. It always seems to taste better to me. Did I mention it's also inexpensive. Sandwich, drink and bag of chips (they have some very unique flavors) is under £8. There are a couple of Prets in the Canada Square shopping centre, but the ones I have patronized are all the same. Take-away only with no seating and no free wifi of their own. Which is fine because the Canada Square wifi usually works okay.

Just like all Pret a Mangers, the fare was pretty expected. A slew of sandwiches, salads, and…read moredrinks. Pret is a surefire way to make sure you get consistently edible, unimaginative food. But at least it's consistent, cheap and fast.

Great place for lunch if you're near Tower Bridge or Tower of London. Away from beaten path, so its…read morenot crowded. Outdoor seating. Good prices and menu selection. Friendly staff.

Very solid sandwich shop in the east of London. Very small so it only for take away food. Nice…read moreselection of drinks and chips. Hot drinks too. Sandwich menu is quite extensive I went with an egg and cheese for breakfast with pickles onions and HP sauce. They will make your sandwich to order and service was attentive. Best attributes: FAST and CHEAP. Put it on your list and give it a try.