Tried here to see the variation from other locations. McCrispy is hands down the best burger! Qtr…read morepounder same as anywhere bit cheap on sauce and onions. They play Christmas music. Big tasty good minus the sauce. Apple pie excellent, crispy and thin crust. Chocolate orange is okay but different if you're not used to that flavor. They don't have mayo. Serve times take a while. Not allowed to walk in with your take away cup of wine. My app did not work. Overall good experience, would try again.

I tried the mozzarella sticks with salsa sauce, a menu item we don't have in the US. I'm very in…read morefavor of bringing those, particularly the sauce, to the states. They came in a three pack so it wasn't an overwhelming amount of food, just a great snack.

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

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 .

Do not go in this cafe if you're on business or for any reason want a receipt to enable you to…read moreclaim expenses. I had to argue with the staff who did not understand the difference between a card voucher and a receipt. The manager eventually came and put a sum through the till to provide one but it had the wrong date and the wrong business name. Don't even think about getting a correct VAT receipt. The food was OK so if no receipt is wanted, there wouldn't be a problem.

Lovely little deli! Fresh food, very tasty salads and delicious sandwiches. Very clean and…read morefriendly. A little gem in an area with so many choices. So happy I stopped!

They have a pretty decent vegan sandwich (£5), which works well as a grab n go meal or snack…read more Nothing mind-blowing, but it's tasty enough and is good value for money.

I know that some people are not a big fan of Upper Crust. The price for a decently loaded baguette…read morecan be £3 or £4, but I find them quite fresh and delicious. Depending on the content, a healthier choice than Burger King or the Pasty shop. Most of them can be warmed (in a microwave?) to give the cheese that delicious melty taste and texture. Lately, I've been having the Hunter's BBQ Chicken, which is sliced chicken, streaky bacon and shredded cheese with some sort of BBQ sauce. The baguette can be a bit crumbly, but that's for someone else to hoover, not me! They'll make a latte, but I haven't tried it. The crisps selection is good, depending on the shop. Some good flavors in there if you're looking! No beer, but the cooler has juices, sodas and bottled water.

This Nando's location is simply awesome! If you're in the area; going to Portobello Road, looking…read morefor a place to hide from a rainy day or a tourist like me looking to try Nando's this is the one for you! The food was delicious and the service was amazing! We accidentally ordered two instead of one of our meals and a worker very kindly refunded us full price!

Second time at Nandos. Great chicken and they sauces are killer. Make sure to get a Mac and cheese…read moreas a side! Would highly recommend for a quick casual meal.

I've noticed that McDonald's website doesn't list prices for their menu items, which makes it super…read morefrustrating when you're trying to decide what to order. It's especially inconvenient when you want to get an idea of costs before going there or placing an order online. Has anyone else experienced this? To save some time, I've been using this website(https://menupriceinuk.co.uk/) to check McDonald's prices ahead of time - it helps avoid surprises when you get there. Hope this helps others too

This restaurant and that at Liverpool Station will be the solely opened breakfast cafe at 6.00am…read morealready. The customers can't be recommended, because this large restaurant turns out to be too small. Who is eating butter and jam is sitting too close to them chewing fries and ketchup. The staff really doesn't understand English well enough. The coffee contains too much water, you need own coffee powder. But in winter times you are immediately warmed up.

Perfect spot for a sandwich and delish caramel-chocolate square. Woburn Walk offers up a unique…read morepeek into Old London, with slate tiles lining this connection between Burton Street and Upper Woburn. The area's full of history, with Virginia Woolf living around the corner as well as William Butler Yeats. While you're in the area, be sure to walk north toward Euston Station and stop at St. Pancras New Church on the corner. On the south side of the church are four caryatids, a stunning display of Greek revival in 19th century architecture.

Yum! Nice little sandwich counter type place with good hot food as well. It's off the beaten…read moretrail and so not as chaotic at lunchtime as Pret, for example. More reasonable priced, and the lasagna is better than average. I like to sit outside to eat when the weather calls for it. The people who work there are SUPER friendly and always remember me. I believe they offer a student discount too, which is handy for us starving study buddies.

I was craving a burger. I was told by the locals to come here…read more I was hungry after hours of walking to all of the top tourist spots in the area. I need to give my feet a break and fill my belly. I got a basic burger, it was juicy and perfectly cooked. The sesame bun was soft and billowy and pure carby goodness. It had some lovely cheese and fantastic house sauce that made it even better.

After months of walking by these burger joints, I was finally hungry enough- and in the area- to…read moretry one. It's true that if you've been to one of the many burger chains in London, you've kind of been to them all. However, each one guarantees good- if not great- quality, and a few signature twists of their own. This place is no different, and conveniently-located near one of London's most famous landmarks. The interior of this one leaves a bit to be desired, with it's quirky Scrabble-looking signage and funky colors, but the menu is the same as everywhere else. I was a bit miffed that I had to get up and go order at the bar after being seated, but the menu was straightforward enough that it didn't take long. Service was also a bit lukewarm, but whatevs. It being my first time here, I thought it best to go with one of their benchmark signatures and ordered The Legend burger with smoked applewood cheese and a side of sweet potato fries with a bacon mayonnaise dipping sauce. I have to say, that was one darn good burger. The meat was perfectly cooked, the sauce they used balanced out all the flavors nicely, and those fries were cooked to such perfection, I had to force myself to use the dipping sauce so it wouldn't go to waste. There was nothing wrong with this meal. And the price wasn't bad, either. They also have a nice selection of cheap cocktails, beers, and dessert on the menu, but for all that, you're going to need an extra stomach or two.