Visited on a food tour in Borough Market. Our guide claimed the sausage rolls here to be the best…read morein London, and I have to agree. They had the perfect amount of herbs, and the pastry was perfectly flaky. Love eating in the market where you can feel the energy of the city. Great experience and highly recommend. (Note: because we were on a food tour, we got reduced portions. If you order, you will get a full portion.)

One bite of the sausage roll and I started to have a mad craving for a beer lol. Soo juicy from the…read morefat! A little too rich for me actually, but those who are true carnivores would very much enjoy it. Subtle seasoning taste to it (could've had a tad more). Wished the pastry crust had more of a crisp also but let's be real the main role of it is just to prevent greasy fingers lol. Review is specifically for the stand at Borough Market. Several people in the queue on a weekday late afternoon and the queue went fairly quickly.

It's so hard to describe how lovely and charming and sweet Paul Rothe & Son is, but I'll try. Paul…read moreRothe & Son is delicatessen in Marylebone that has been run by the same family since 1900. But it's not like any American delicatessen I've been to. It's comfortable and pretty and you can see history in every corner. When you walk in, to the left is the counter, where you'll see their overwhelmingly large menu of sandwiches. Luckily, there are very helpful staff there to help. To the right are a few tables where you can enjoy your sandwiches and a coffee and a bag of crisps and a sausage roll and whatever else you pick up. My husband and I had a couple of sandwiches (I wanted them all, and the hardest thing about visiting Paul Rothe & Son was knowing I could only choose one sandwich), a couple of cappuccinos, and a sausage roll. Everything was delicious, classic, and totally satisfying. The service was great, too. Paul Rothe & Son is a classic. After our first (but hopefully not last) visit a week or ago, it's easy to see why.

As soon as they open the line forms to order a sandwich or bowl…read moreOf soup. You order at the counter and take a seat. Their menu is extensive featuring all kinds of sandwiches on a variety of breads, with their most popular sandwiches listed on a board. They have creative combinations too. All made fresh to order and ready quickly. Seating inside is very limited and sharing a table is common. The shop also features deli items and food gifts too. Great shop! Staff are very kind and helpful- we ate here twice. First time I had the chicken coronation on wheat and the second time I had egg - so delish and the portion was huge!

Seewoo now does delivery across London of essential Asian groceries!…read moreThe full product list is on their website. Be careful, there are two Seewoo websites, so make sure you're on the right one. I've now ordered twice, and while I'm grateful to be able to get delivery, they are not a fully slick service so there might be the following issues: 1) When you email the order, you have to wait for them to call back to give you a delivery date. This could be days/up to a week later. And it has to be delivered the next day after they call you to take payment 2) I had an order come a day later than was given 3) I've had items missing from my order, some charged and some not 4) I've had an item expiring 4 days before my delivery date, and another expiring the same day. 5) They cannot process refunds at this point, the only thing they can do is after COVID lockdown is over, you have to visit the shop in Chinatown with your invoices and complaint, and they will sort it out there. So if you're willing to accept the above, then this is a great way to get some Asian groceries delivered directly to your door.

Seewoo is one of the Chinese supermarkets off the beaten track in Chinatown. It's located on Lisle…read moreStreet, which runs parallel to the main drag of Gerrard Street. If you spot a traffic jam on Lisle Street, you've probably found the store - there are usually trucks unloading outside, which blocks up the narrow street. That's quite apt as the aisles inside are also quite narrow and the place can become quite crowded if there are lots of people inside. It has the usual mix of fresh and canned/preserved Asian goods. I don't shop here often and find it a little hard to navigate. The range isn't bad though it's not as comprehensive as some of the bigger supermarkets. However, as it's off the beaten path, sometimes you can find something here which is sold out elsewhere. So you may see me at Seewoo!

I was lucky enough to secure a spot in one of their monthly? Private wine tastings. For 10£ we were…read moregiven 4 individual components of a blended wine (unavailable on the market for purchase) and then at the end we tasted the final blend. It was a lesson in discerning the different individual components of the wine. It was run by the owner of the vineyard. It was quite a laid back and relaxing experience. At the end of the tasting we were able to apply our 10£ fee to a bottle of wine! Awesome!! I'll be back here for sure. Just call the store and you can reserve spots for the next tasting

A relative newcomer to Connaught street this Argentinean butcher and caffe is very spacious and…read moreairy with wooden tables displaying sandwiches cakes and other gourmet local or imported goods. Not sure if they butcher on site but there is a number of fridges displaying fresh cuts and other types of sausages and meats and accompanying dishes. The cuts are beautiful but they are also pricey. You will find Argentinean wines and there always seem to be wines for public tasting. Recently they had a beautiful Malbec v another argentenian nouveau. The coffee beans they use are just so good and the lattes and flat whites are very smooth as good as Monmouth. ..maybe even better. Service is friendly and there is free wifi and a selection of periodicals magazines and daily papers to read while sipping your cup of joe and gazing outside the spacious windows. The staff also seems to speak spanish tho not sure if they are Argentinean, south American or neighbours from Spain...or a combination of above. Great for new mums as there space to do pirouettes with prams and buggies. They have the best coffee and service on the strip. It is better than le pain quotidienne across the road and even cocomaya down the street. It's my staple Saturday and Sunday coffee joint.

One stop shop! If you are looking for home décor items, underwear, fresh fruit/veggies, etc... this…read moreis the place. One mile of temporary tents and EZ UPS line the both side of the street. All walks of live are shopping, browsing, selling, or eating. Women in full burkas, English men and women, Indians, you name it it's all here. The great smells from the food vendors fill the air and also of the questionable seafood vendors where the fish look a bit past their prime. But it's all good. Come and just people watch, window shop, or actually buy something. it'll be an experience you wouldn't forget! Plus there is two small pubs in the middle of it all where you can take a good time out.

The market is open Monday to Saturday. I usually buy my fruit and veg from here. Most of the stalls…read moredo a bowl for £1 which is excellent value. On a Saturday you'll also find stalls selling clothes and linens and household essentials and tools. And if you're hungry, there are plenty of cafes dotted around the area or you can buy fast food from catering vans. If you get to the market early on a weekday morning, you can buy organic cakes and coffee too.

Got hungry while shopping at Selfridges and decided to try this place. It was pretty busy but were…read moreseated after about 5 minutes. Place is pretty plain but you can see the people cooking and that was nice. It was pretty noisy being inside of a store so that is to be expected. I got the chicken schnitzel sandwich and the potato salad. Food came out pretty quickly and honestly was delicious. Our server was friendly. When we were leaving there was a huge line to get in and I can see why. Would love to come back.

Great food, but disappointing service.Our waitress stood silently at the table without greeting us…read moreor making eye contact. We placed our order, which she noted before walking away. Another staff member shuffled around with a downcast expression, avoiding interaction. At Selfridges, we expected a warmer welcome and attentive service. Maybe bring a carafe of water by default, ice too if it's a hot outside.

Marylebone Farmers' Market is an adorable Farmers Market that goes down Grotto Passage…read more I loved that we stopped into Ginger Pig while it was going on because it meant there was seating out front to have our sausage rolls, but we also picked up and extremely sour pink lemonade from one of the gelato vendors. It was fairly small, but could have used some extra water to cut the lemon, so we weren't mad it was on the tiny side. The passage itself had enough space to comfortably walk down and we loved checking out the different higher-end vendors and their wares. Overall I'd definitely recommend dropping by if you're in the area.

An adorable street market, we caught the tail end on our Sunday in London, after walking back from…read morethe Camden Market. Lee had the most amazing treat...Scallops freshly grilled placed in a Scallop Shell atop of mushy peas... We were in the neighborhood on our way to the London Old Operating Theater. High end Farmers Market along a few streets vs a square. Definably recommended if you have an hour and are nearby on a Sunday, and yes, we did sit in the adjacent Paddington Street Gardens, enjoying the scallops & mushy peas on a park bench.

Loon Fung looks large from the outside and it does stock a lot of Chinese foodstuffs. However,…read moresomehow, I still find more that I want to buy from Loon Moon across the road. However, Loon Fung does have a butcher, which is unique for Chinatown supermarkets. Look for good prices on pork belly, a favourite for Chinese cooks long before it became fashionable in trendy restaurants. Also worth a browse to see cuts that you won't find in Tesco - pigs' trotters and pigs' ears! I also think Loon Fung is the best Chinatown supermarket to buy longans, a round fruit with brown skin. For a mental picture, think of a lychee and shrink it about half. Now, get a mental taste of lychee, sweeten and intensify the flavour, make a little more perfumed and juicy and that's the taste of longan. Wonderful!! If you see them, get some to try and you won't regret it.

You'd do well do drop in for your canned and dry goods, but pass on the produce…read more On the upside, I was able to ask for the specific sauce I was looking for in Mandarin and get an answer (well, really it was more of a directional wave) back. Unfortunately, the cashiers were possibly the slowest ones I've ever encountered in a Chinese grocery. I realise that's not saying a whole lot, considering the robotic speed I've seen Chinese cashiers bag goods elsewhere, but still... Oh, and a giant bag of wooden chopsticks for just ~£1.50? Now -that's- a bargain I can buy into.

We stayed at a hotel close to the Boxcar location and walked by it several times before coming in…read morefor a coffee + snack. The staff is super friendly, the coffee is great and all their pastries look incredible. Hope to be back someday

We started our five day London stay with a meal at Boxcar's Bakery and ended with a delicious meal…read morelast night at the Bar and Grill. Wonderful ambience and service. Cozy and warm. I had not had an Austrian orange wine before and it was quite nice. Quince flatbread was also new to us and tasty. Great burger and pork dish. Very creative.

Good meat! Also got some cheap eats selection just when you are graving for some…read more Excellent service and good meat overall. Got some mixed ones for £4.5 and that was a good deal. Will try some of the other selections in the future!

What a cool shop to come visit (so long as you are not vegetarian)! There are whole legs of dried…read moremeat hanging from the walls, and the employees are so friendly and willing to give you samples. I've had a lot of cured meats in the past and felt the jamon was a little too gamey for me. I liked that it was not too salty and that these are packaged to be TSA friendly. Fun place to visit but a-ok meats.