By far the best little sand which shop in the area. The ingredients are fresh and just perfect. If…read moreI hadn't eaten my sandwich already, I would have posted a picture. During my visit to the area, I ate here all 4 days and just loved it. The ladies working here are also very friendly. I'll definitely come back if I ever visit Egham in the future. :)

A good little sandwich bar staffed by some nice ladies, popular with local businesses at lunchtime…read more They can rustle up pretty much any sandwich on various kinds of bread. One of the best options is the chicken special which changes each day. Cajun Chicken and Chicken and Cranberry are good. Don't expect anything fancy, but for a basic, good value lunch of sandwich, crisps and drink, you can't go far wrong.

How cute! A friend brought me here...wondering where we were going and found this cozy little…read moreplace. Cozy and thank goodness the weather was beautiful today so we could eat outside.

Close to London's Heathrow airport, this place absolutely rocks!! The ambiance service and foos are…read moreall epic. I had the slow roasted Lamb and it was truly delicious. The meat was fall off the bone tender and has a great flavor. The curly fries were also great. Besides the great food and service, you get a sense that they truly appreciate their customers. What a great concept. If you are in London UK area, this is a must visit. Enjoy

It pains me to admit that the Brits are a step ahead of us yanks when it comes to the next…read moreiteration of fast food. Sure, we more or less mastered the fast casual movement with spots like Chipotle and Noodles & Company, but we haven't seem to have perfected a place like Leon yet, which has for years now been among my favorite chains in London. Fortunately, the Heathrow Terminal 3 location doesn't drop the ball. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? For an airport location, the T3 Leon spot does a fantastic job of replicating the proper stand alone spots scattered across the city. Service is snappy even when the lines get lengthy, and the folks behind the counter maintain their charm. The one notable downside is that the menu is pretty severely reduced, and I was disappointed to find that several options were missing from what I'd spotted in the city a day prior. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? I was fully expecting to pay ten pounds plus given I was at Heathrow; so you can imagine how far my jaw dropped when I saw that my Chicken Hot Box came in at under seven pounds for a good portion of grub. Great deal. Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? This was good stuff - fresh brown rice with fresh and flavorful chicken accompanied by cabbage and a garlic aioli that brought it all together nicely. Spot on. Dual Stars Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? I love Leon, and would gladly eat there daily, but this location loses a star for having the reduced menu. No Star Granted.

Nothing like oatmeal porridge done right (blueberry, toasted nuts, honey), a spot of tea and The…read moreClash on the air for my last morning in London! Stopped at Leon before my flight back to the US. They had a selection of quite reasonably priced (for London) items ranging from poached eggs, porridge cooked with milk, to smoked salmon muffin. The girls behind the counter were so nice. I mean, they were working 7am Sunday! Bless their hearts. A good sign of whether it's a good restaurant is whether the airport workers eat there. In this case, all the bobbies were grabbing their morning teas/ coffees here. Very good sign as those fellas are pretty disconcerting! Only minor criticism is that the porridge is quite rich - cooked with lots of cream or milk - tasty as it maybe, I am a lactose fiend and my tummy was struggling a little on the flight.

We're staying at the Radisson Blu Hotel and this cafe is located in another hotel up the street…read more They serve Starbucks coffee so we come here every morning for coffee. We've been having issues getting coffee in our hotel. Anyways the cashier is nice and knowledgeable. The cafe also serves wine and beer. They have a selection of muffins, pastries, soup, salads and sandwiches so you can definitely come here for lunch.

Went to visit last week and was starving, walked around our hotel and found this cafe. We had…read moretheir chicken curry and it was delicious! The owner owns a convenient store in the area Sovereign Food and Wine, which also sells food. My family and I went there that same evening and the evening before we left to grab dinner and snacks there. I do suggest getting there earlier in the day if possible as the food runs out! We loved their veggie/eggplant curry dish!

I have a strong memory of the fish and chips at London-Heathrow being delicious but that memory…read moredoesn't seem accurate. I had a cancelled flight and ended up connecting through here, the funny thing is I thought at least I could find that good fish and chips place. I only remembered it was on the 2nd floor but was able to find it easily, the last time we came was in 2018. Fish and Chips: It's even marked on the menu as being special, I used to tell my friends that this place was better than anywhere in the US but sadly that isn't true anymore. The fish was huge but the batter was very thick this time though it did have a nice crispy crunch. Chips were not good, very overdone and not unstarched and double fried like the local Chippers do. The smashed peas were good and have the dish some color and I lived the lemon in cheesecloth so the seeds wouldn't fall out. Gin and Tonic: It honestly tastes better in London, proper gin and tonic in the correct glass.

I find it rather odd for this cafe to have the name 'Perfectionist' when it really isn't all that…read moreperfect. Mind you, that no doubt has a lot to be with it being an airport cafe and honestly I really aren't all that impressed with airport cafes. It does get packed, but seriously, this is Heathrow so of course it is.

This is a chain that has perfected turning fresh bakery goods into quick savory or sweet bites…read more This location inside Heathrow's Terminal 3 is an oasis of beautiful sandwiches. With a three hour wait until my flight, my nervous hunger screamed "feed me". I found a fresh tuna and cucumber sandwich on their chewy French baguette which filled the void for only £5. Check out is super quick with contactless payment. Dine-in is available, but there is a small up charge.

On a long layover here, this franchise hit the spot for an early morning refreshment. Their coffee…read moreand croissants are particularly good.

There aren't a huge amount of choices landside in T5. My favorite at Carluccio's is the thick…read moregloopy espresso cup sized chocolate fiorentina which is a wonderfully decadent drink that just slowly slides down and warms my insides. The prices are much higher than the high street and they don't accept buy one get one free vouchers so a double whammy cost wise. Portions can be small, from the attached photo you can see how small the filling is with half the sandwich unfilled so if ordering a sandwich don't make the mistake I did of leaving without checking the contents. Eat in price is a lot more than take away but at least by eating in can send it back. Also as a group I don't know if they still have the issue the GMB Union campaigned for of tips not being passed to staff or an administration percentage being deducted when paying by card.

We were staying at the Sofitel and didn't want to head back into the city for dinner, so we opted…read moreto eat in the terminal at Carluccio's. Overall, the food was decent. I ordered the lobster and crab lasagna, and it was a decent portion and tasted pretty good. My wife had the linguine with clams, and it was good as well. However, the "fried" calamari was soggy and not very good. Overall, for a quick meal inside the terminal, Carluccio's is a decent option.