Quick and efficient passport photo service in Central London for only £8.50 (2 US passport photos)…read moreIt was by chance that we found this place after getting turned off from by Snappy Snap's price of £15 for the same service. This place provided us with friendly and knowledgeable service for what we need. Our photos were printed in good quality material and was issued to us immediately. I just wish they accept credit/debit cards as form of payments other than cas. Overall, we have nothing but recommendation for this place. Other photography services are also offered by this business.

Absolutely awful. Mean, curt staff person who literally wouldn't take my package due to in her…read moreinsistence of a pre-written customs declaration on a non-commercial document. I went to a different FEDEX 5 min away on Crawford Street and no problem. Package mailed with a smile. NEVER go the 4 Little Portland Street shop.

This used to be a great internet cafe a few years ago but is now a new burger joint. And so this…read morelisting needs updating.

I discovered the place by accident and boy am I glad I did. At the front are several tables for…read morepeople to eat (they used to be the smoking area) and at the back are several computers and I think one table (which used to be the non-smoking area). While I can't comment on the Internet services, I will say that the food is awesome, especially the paninis. They're huge, loaded with toppings and come with salad and a Pringle. I cannot recommend them enough. The service is quick and the staff are friendly without being intrusive.

I dont recomend anyone to take their phones to repair to this place. They are pirats. They ask me…read morefor 70 pounds to repair my screen and after after a week the person is still telling me that it is not ready. terrible service, no serious at all!

Very good internet cafe, with decent speed and standard gadgetery. They also selll good value phone…read morecards, repair mobiles etc.

The staff are friendly and efficient in this local internet cafe opposite the Arena Retail Park in…read moreHarringay. 50p to use a computer for an hour and good printing and photocopying services (10p per print, 15p per photocopy). Not a booth style internet cafe, but dividers between each desk still ensure a level of privacy. I've used their services on different days and times and have either got to use a PC straightaway or just had a 10min wait (enough time to go and browse a few local shops and then pop back!). Monitors include access to a webcam. Screens and keyboards are kept in good condition and are fairly clean and tidy. There's a new-ish addition of a cafe at the back of the shop which you're welcomed to use if you have a short wait before a PC becomes available. I haven't used it yet, but it looks well kept and has a friendly, community feel to it. Good range of hot and cold drinks. The reception area offers a wide range of mobile accessories and parts. Perfect, if like me, you drop you mobile quite a lot and need to replace various broken parts! Again, reasonably priced products and good service. All round, a pleasant experience of my first internet cafe!

This is a cafe in a church. I mention that because I didn't realise it until about half way through…read moreour visit! I'm not sure quite how I missed the large sign over the building ("United Reformed Church"), but the inside isn't a typical church - it looks like a medium sized hall spilt into a cafe and a lecture room, with a strange igloo type structure in the middle. The inside is not cosy, it is quite airy and bright, with plastic chairs and a canteen like lay out. We arrived at that awkward time between breakfast and lunch, which this country doesn't quite know what to do with. We asked about breakfast and they said that they could rustle up some bacon, lettuce and bbq sauce sandwiches. I asked for mine with just bacon (I dislike hot lettuce) and my friend asked for his with tomato instead of lettuce. We both requested brown sauce instead of bbq. Our bacon, lettuce and bbq sauce sandwiches arrived quite swiftly and once I had got rid of the limp green stuff and exchanged brown for the bb sauce, they were actually quite nice. The coffee was nice and the service was lovely, if a little vague over the substitutions that we wanted! The loos were clean, but had that common design flaw of water pressure that is too high for the relative size of the basin - hence splashes all over the floor. But they were generally fine. I wouldn't go back - it's not special enough for the trip that you have to make slightly out of the way, but if you are in the area, looking for a quiet place to have a regulation bacon sandwich, I'd try it!

On a recent trip to London I stayed in the Bloomsbury neighborhood and just a few steps from my…read moredoorstep was Lumen. I walked by it a few times during my stay and kept reminding myself to try it out as it always seemed packed full of busy people. I finally went to it when I was tired of Pret and many of my other favorite establishments. Lumen's food is sold as healthy and local. While it leans toward the veggie side, you can also get chicken and other meats if that's what you fancy. I went for the Spanish tortilla which comes with a side salad. The salad was your typical fare, but the dressing was really tasty. The tortilla was light, yet filling, and you could tell it was very vegetarian. I would have liked a little more spice or flavoring, but it was a good meal nonetheless. I'd recommend this place to anyone wanting a healthy and filling meal. Also, big props to the staff here. Everyone was smily and chatty friendly.