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Service was great. Stop by here because of wings but it tasted bland though. We got the fish and chips and the fish is close to 7in length. Tasted okay. I noticed not too much salt or no salt was there in the wings and fish but that is okay for us. The biryani was okay - I was curious to taste it - need to provide more sauce though.
Not bad for airport food and a quick taste of London. The fish and chips were pretty good, the portion is huge and big enough to share. The staff is really nice and attentive. The food is airport expensive, but not bad for a sit down airport restaurant.
Not too bad for the airport. They have a bunch of vegan options, including a plant-based English breakfast (£17.90) that's available all day. I got that and it came out in about 15 minutes. The dish comes with: tofu scramble, some weird sort of vegan fried thing they called plant-based sausage, spinach, tomato, portobello, baked beans, bread, and hash browns. The tofu scramble was decently seasoned. Everything else was pretty standard -- no surprises other than the weird "sausage". Decent beer selection and refreshingly excellent service. Worth a stop if you've got some time to kill at Heathrow T2.
Normally I generally don't drink beer first thing in the morning, except for when I happen to be flying halfway around the world, and then pretty much anything goes because as far as I'm concerned the time of day really is irrelevant at that particular point. Anyway, I really wasn't all that impressed with this pub, which is basically an airport pub. The reason being is that I suspect that they overcharged me for the beer. The reason I suspect that is because the staff really didn't seem to know what they were actually doing. Yeah, I can't say that I was all that impressed with this place.
The food is awful. How do you hold your head up when you can't serve a proper fish and chips? I grew up on this stuff and coming home has always been a plate of fish and chips or a full English. I walked in here on my way to Vienna and had 3 hours to kill, so, Guinness and lunch. This place SMELLS OF FISH. And it's not the smell of fresh fried fish either. It's the kind of smell that makes you think, "Uh...I should probably leave." The beers are good but I think maybe the day we came the lines needed to be cleaned or something because both the fish and the Guinness smelled off. Service was also abysmal, that is, when it was present. The only plus side to this experience was the hostess. Very friendly and warm in greeting. After paying the bill, I had to change my clothes because the stench of old seafood had permeated into my jacket and scarf. It wasn't so bad that I couldn't tolerate it, but this was more out of courtesy for the others on the plane. Airport courtesy isn't entirely dead. Not yet. I will not be coming again. There are other options, and with a long enough layover, there's plenty of time to patron another business. Fly safe and be considerate of those around you, and for god sake, shower and put on clean clothes before you fly. Carry deodorant in your carry on if you have to and for fk sake avoid dousing yourself in napalm because nobody else but you wants to breathe that shit in for the next 13 hours. Sorry. Off topic. Thanks for reading.
*I only had drinks here, not food, so this review is based solely on the bar experience.* What a fun restaurant! Each section has a different theme and different funky furniture and decor. Very colorful too. I loved the section where it felt like you were in a library. The bar is spacious with plenty of high top tables. Plenty of local drafts available which we enjoyed trying as it was our first time in London (even if it was just a layover). We opted out of food, but it seemed like standard local dishes.
The Queen's Terminal has a number of eateries and seating areas; London's Pride is one of the closest options on the top level after the security check. Most of the restaurants are equipped with outlets to charge your devices, and this place was no different. There are a few desk-like spots near the bar, but I was seated at a small table on the edge (good for people watching). I wasn't too hungry but wanted to put something in my stomach before the flight, so I ordered a cider and chips. The chips were all right, service okay as well. I was sent to the front to process my payment, though. Toilets are available elsewhere in the terminal, but bags are not to be left unattended unless you have companions.
This was a solid choice. My mother and I stopped by during a delay at the airport. I ordered the fish and chips and she ordered the entree containing chickpea. We split a bottle of prosecco which was delicious and reasonably priced. The fish and chips was basic but pretty good. Per m mother's report, the chickpea was not the best and lacked flavor. She compared it to an extremely bland tofu with a different texture lol. The bill was somewhat hefty, but we did order a lot so it was expected. I loved the decor and the service was wonderful. I'd stop here again if I was hungry and had time to kill.
A solid Fuller's Pub in Heathrow's Terminal 2. Big, spacious, and clean with a lovely staff who seemingly work hard. Prices are very good for quality pub foot in the airport!! Surprisingly good. I had a cappuccino and the full English Breakfast. The coffee was perfectly prepared. The breakfast was also top shelf... two poached perfectly to my liking, bacon, sausage, mushroom, baked beans, tomato, hash browns, and sourdough toast. All lovely, quality deliciousness AND all for only 20 quid. No negatives whatsoever. read more
This morning, we were looking for a restaurant to have a quick bite to eat and drink decent coffee. Walking in, we were seated immediately at these comfortable lounge chairs at London's Pride; we ordered the full English breakfast and the healthy English breakfast. The poached eggs turned out just right, and we both truly enjoyed their lovely texture. The smashed avocado in the healthy breakfast was so indulgent that it's going to stay on my mind for quite a while. My partner really loved his breakfast and finished the whole dish in no time. While the food was served swiftly, our waitress forgot a few of our drink orders, and we were a bit too tired to remind her after our meal. read more
6 months ago
Service was great. Stop by here because of wings but it tasted bland though. We got the fish and chips and the fish is close to 7in length. Tasted okay. I noticed not too much salt or no salt was there in the wings and fish but that is okay for us. The biryani was okay - I was curious to taste it - need to provide more sauce though. read more
2 years ago
Not bad for airport food and a quick taste of London. The fish and chips were pretty good, the portion is huge and big enough to share. The staff is really nice and attentive. The food is airport expensive, but not bad for a sit down airport restaurant. read more
Not too bad for the airport. They have a bunch of vegan options, including a plant-based English breakfast (£17.90) that's available all day. I got that and it came out in about 15 minutes. The dish comes with: tofu scramble, some weird sort of vegan fried thing they called plant-based sausage, spinach, tomato, portobello, baked beans, bread, and hash browns. The tofu scramble was decently seasoned. Everything else was pretty standard -- no surprises other than the weird "sausage". Decent beer selection and refreshingly excellent service. Worth a stop if you've got some time to kill at Heathrow T2. read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
Great choice for the end of our stay in London. Had a pint and one of the dishes I'd missed, bangers and mash. Also couldn't pass up the treacle tart as I'm I massive Harry Potter fan and it did not disappoint! read more
1 year ago
Normally I generally don't drink beer first thing in the morning, except for when I happen to be flying halfway around the world, and then pretty much anything goes because as far as I'm concerned the time of day really is irrelevant at that particular point. Anyway, I really wasn't all that impressed with this pub, which is basically an airport pub. The reason being is that I suspect that they overcharged me for the beer. The reason I suspect that is because the staff really didn't seem to know what they were actually doing. Yeah, I can't say that I was all that impressed with this place. read more
2 years ago
The food is awful. How do you hold your head up when you can't serve a proper fish and chips? I grew up on this stuff and coming home has always been a plate of fish and chips or a full English. I walked in here on my way to Vienna and had 3 hours to kill, so, Guinness and lunch. This place SMELLS OF FISH. And it's not the smell of fresh fried fish either. It's the kind of smell that makes you think, "Uh...I should probably leave." The beers are good but I think maybe the day we came the lines needed to be cleaned or something because both the fish and the Guinness smelled off. Service was also abysmal, that is, when it was present. The only plus side to this experience was the hostess. Very friendly and warm in greeting. After paying the bill, I had to change my clothes because the stench of old seafood had permeated into my jacket and scarf. It wasn't so bad that I couldn't tolerate it, but this was more out of courtesy for the others on the plane. Airport courtesy isn't entirely dead. Not yet. I will not be coming again. There are other options, and with a long enough layover, there's plenty of time to patron another business. Fly safe and be considerate of those around you, and for god sake, shower and put on clean clothes before you fly. Carry deodorant in your carry on if you have to and for fk sake avoid dousing yourself in napalm because nobody else but you wants to breathe that shit in for the next 13 hours. Sorry. Off topic. Thanks for reading. read more
*I only had drinks here, not food, so this review is based solely on the bar experience.* What a fun restaurant! Each section has a different theme and different funky furniture and decor. Very colorful too. I loved the section where it felt like you were in a library. The bar is spacious with plenty of high top tables. Plenty of local drafts available which we enjoyed trying as it was our first time in London (even if it was just a layover). We opted out of food, but it seemed like standard local dishes. read more
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Lisa M.
Hi Lanie,…
3 years ago
3 years ago
The food is about average for what you would expect airport food to taste like. Service was quick and food delivered in about ten minutes. read more
1 year ago
10 years ago
The Queen's Terminal has a number of eateries and seating areas; London's Pride is one of the closest options on the top level after the security check. Most of the restaurants are equipped with outlets to charge your devices, and this place was no different. There are a few desk-like spots near the bar, but I was seated at a small table on the edge (good for people watching). I wasn't too hungry but wanted to put something in my stomach before the flight, so I ordered a cider and chips. The chips were all right, service okay as well. I was sent to the front to process my payment, though. Toilets are available elsewhere in the terminal, but bags are not to be left unattended unless you have companions. read more
8 years ago
This was a solid choice. My mother and I stopped by during a delay at the airport. I ordered the fish and chips and she ordered the entree containing chickpea. We split a bottle of prosecco which was delicious and reasonably priced. The fish and chips was basic but pretty good. Per m mother's report, the chickpea was not the best and lacked flavor. She compared it to an extremely bland tofu with a different texture lol. The bill was somewhat hefty, but we did order a lot so it was expected. I loved the decor and the service was wonderful. I'd stop here again if I was hungry and had time to kill. read more
For an airport restaurant, it was pretty tasty! We were seated promptly and our server was pleasant, but absent a fair amount (we were not in a big hurry). Beer choices were good. I ordered a steak and ale pie with a side of mashed potatoes. The pie was on the smallish side side but hot and flaky as it should be. Both the meat filling and the accompanying gravy were rich and flavorful. Glad I chose the mashed potatoes instead of chips...gravy over them was an excellent choice. Would definitely give them another go next time through Heathrow Terminal #2. read more
9 years ago
It was a decent airport restaurant. I wasn't too crazy about the service. I asked the waiter for a glass of water, then I saw him talk to his friend for a few minutes. Then when I asked again for a glass of water, he told me "that's what I'm doing." Obviously you weren't if I had to ask again while I watched you chat. Also, I asked if they had sourdough bread and he said no. But the server for the next table offered sourdough as an option to his customer. Overall, the food was average and so was the service. I'm glad I did get a chance to experience a full English breakfast. read more
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Lisa M.
Hi Donielle,…
9 years ago
Ehh, this place is fine for what it is. I had a seven hour layover with my friend in terminal 2 and we were looking around for a place to grab some food and a drink. We decided to stop in here after walking around a bit. It's a fine spot. The employees are kind, they have beer, and the food is decent. My friend and I both ordered the Royale Benedict which is with salmon rather than ham. It was okay. The egg wasn't runny and the English muffin was pretty hard and tough. But it's airport food so you can't expect too much. They do serve beer so there's that! And it has a cute ambiance and decor. I haven't been to the other spots in the airport so I can't speak to those but this place seems pretty good for a beer and a quick bite to eat. read more
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Lisa M.
Hi Chelsea,…
The fish and chips was ok for my untutored Canadian pallette. Perhaps locals will scoff, but what I appreciated was the food came out hot and fast! I literally had 30 minutes to order, eat, and rush to my gate. I hadn't had fish and chips yet on my trip to London and was determined not to leave England without eating it. The fish was pretty fresh and the chips were piping hot and crispy and salty. I pounded back a pint and ate everything in 20 minutes with time to make it to my gate. What more can I really ask for at an airport? My server was also very pleasant and sympathetic to my plight and helped me get the job done. read more
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Lisa M.
Thanks Joseph for the awesome review, we hope to see you again the…
10 years ago
Even the books here are fake man?!? If the food here represent what London wants the world to know it as, then the English have failed miserably for the foodies. Lets be honest, this is more of a pub than a restaurant, average foods with no seasoning, a mixture of furniture separated by dividers to present the modern, chic and a pub-ish vibe. As a restaurant, food is below average to the foodies, and average for English cooking. But for an airport bar to kill 8 hours because of a delayed flight, it's not bad, and the service was excellent. read more
8 years ago
Nah. Came here for the last breakfast experience and ordered the English breakfast while my sister got the ham and cheese croissant. We both ordered tea, which the guy said tea for two and poured us a cup each from the same pot. The eggs were straight up orange, which I thought okay, I can deal with this. It doesn't mean they're bad. The meal looks great in the picture but it was very greasy and the toast was cold. Meh. I could have dealt with it fine, but as I was walking out we passed two guys drinking tea from their own pots and stopped. We were charged each for tea, but only drank from one pot. This annoyed me to the point I almost walked over to the table and took my tip back. Nah. Moved on with my life, but I decided to yelp about it in the end. read more
11 years ago
We were fortunate to find this restaurant while waiting for our flight out of London. While many people stated they had to wait a long time on other reviews we didn't experience the same. The food came out within 10 minutes after the food but the server gave me my cappuccino almost five minutes after our food arrived. Everything we ate was fine except the bacon. I guess in England bacon is served very fatty. My young daughter needed a napkin to dispose of the pieces she couldn't consume. I would recommend this restaurant if you want some great Eggs Benedict!! read more
7 years ago
Stopped in for the Full English breakfast. A below average offering.... Sausage was hard and the bacon was streaky and contained more fat than bacon. I hate it when they put the baked beans in a silly little pot so as to bulk out the plate. On the plus side the staff were pleasant and efficient. read more
5 years ago
Please do note that this is in terminal 2 at London Heathrow. I had a few hours to kill between flights and this place had a breakfast menu that appealed the lost to me compared to some of the other options. I ordered the eggs florentine and a cappuccino, it came up to £11 and both tasted great. The service is also very good and I wasn't rushed to leave at all. I got a seat in one of the super comfortable red lounge seats, and it was right by the edge of the restaurant, so perfect for people watching in the terminal. This place is so damn cozy, and comfortable, I just might sit here for another couple of hours and read! read more
12 years ago
A sort of makey-uppy olde-stylie pub in the middle of the new terminal 2 - it doesn't look awful, it just doesn't look quite right. leaving aside the aesthetics, the place is a great little restaurant (sadly I didn't get to sample the beer) serving some good (and very fast) food. I had a BLT - it was tasty, my colleague had a salt beef sandwich - he likewise made appreciative noises and we munched. Staff were great - no complaints! read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
Comfy chairs which is a requirement before a long flight. Good beer. Loved the avocado bruschetta! The mustard with the pork pie, very nice.....relaxing atmosphere, good service. read more
11 years ago
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