I saw a reel for this place prior to my arrival to London. I bookmarked it and planned to go as…read moresoon as I arrived. I did just that! I made my way here after landing at the airport. There was a line of people outside waiting. That's how you know it's going to be good! After I got on the line the host (who was a lovely gentleman!) stated it would be about a 15 minute wait, but there was ample seating available outside. I decided to sit outside. After a quick overview of the menu I went with avocado toast with bacon and hashbrowns. I also had a coffee. Everything was delicious and service was great!

The Breakfast Club was okay overall. The service in London is definitely not the same as the US…read more They weren't busy at all when we arrived, but we still ended up waiting about five to ten minutes just to be seated. People kept walking by without acknowledging us, which was a little frustrating. The coffee was amazing though. We ordered a cortado and it was perfect. I got the All American breakfast and the portion was huge. I enjoyed everything, even though they don't make over-medium eggs, which was a little funny to me. My mom ordered the avo, egg, and cheese sandwich and didn't realize it was spicy, so she didn't enjoy it much. Just something to be aware of if you're not into spice. The vibe inside was really nice and cozy, and our waiter, once we were finally seated, was very sweet and friendly. Overall, I would return, especially for the coffee and the portions.

I had a great experience here. My hubby and I had a long layover from Paris back to the US, so we…read morestopped here to wait for our connection. The seating was genius. The host flags how many in the party and the busser/seater presents the table. The options are super healthy which we needed as we ate everything in sight in France. I spotted the Salmon croissant with red beet hollandaise. It was a perfect portion. They have airline status screens so you don't miss your flight!

I had fabulous service, my server Joanna was amazing. you definitely get your moneys worth if…read moreyou're in Gatwick airport definitely stop by this restaurant before your flight. We will not be disappointed.

We were in Crawley for a layover and wanted to see the shopping places nearby. La Rusta is a small…read moreplace if you're looking to get coffee or a light breakfast/lunch/brunch. Super friendly staff who were really attentive to us. We got a chicken burger with cajun fries and a cheese margarita pizza. I personally found the cajun fries spicier than most cajun fries.

This cafe is one of the few ones in downtown Crawley open early on a Sunday, and its food is…read moreexcellent! I had the La Parisienne platter (£5.70) that includes scrambled eggs with just the right amount of goat cheese and pepper, an arugula salad, sliced cherry tomatoes with a little dressing if I remember right, and the topper was a fresh pretzel, which added just the right touch! This was a great light breakfast - filling, memorable, and lots of good tasty bits. The cafe is clean and spacious. and also serves salads and main meals (see my menu photo), and service wasn't gushing but was cordial. This area of Crawley is well served by the local Metro buses from Gatwick and nearby hotels, including their 10 and 100 Fastway lines.

This is my new favourite place in town, I've been here three days in a row and each time have been…read moreblown away! This is a humble independent cafe selling decent coffee and excellent home cooked food. The owner Elina hails from the Oseta region of south Russia and has brought some of the local cooking knowledge with her to breezy Brighton, and you can tell. The food is exquisite, cooked to perfection and the menu is packed with inventive recipes. Specials change regularly and there is plenty of choice on the regular menu. I recommend the Oseta's House, a delightful dish of scrambled egg with halloumi, tomato, and spinach... it really is to die for! Coffee is good (to this writer's taste buds anyway, but I'm no coffee aficionado) and there are plenty of other choices on the drinks menu. Honestly, if you haven't been here you need to get down immediately. Right now. Drop what you're doing this instant. You won't regret it.

Oseta cafe has become my post workout re-fuel spot. It serves amazing brunch dishes that hits the…read morespot every time. I had the avocado and smoked salmon on sourdough the first time and the fennel sausage and lentil stew the second time. I also had a brilliant fresh lemon and ginger tea and the staff were brilliant - really chatty and friendly, but not invasive. It was the right balance between informal and professional and I really appreciated it. I even left with a slice of Guinness cake (which was to die for). I really love this little spot, and certainly will be back to try the meat and cheese dishes.

English breakfast time!!!…read more What we ordered: Full English 10/10 with scrambled eggs bacon, sausage toast My partner ordered this. He loved it. In fact, he keeps talking about the full English breakfast and wants it again lol Full Veggie 10/10 with scrambled eggs veggie meat 2 pieces of toast This was sooo yummy! I ate the veggie meal with eggs, toast, hash browns, backed beans, veggie sausage, and avocado. It was so good! I loved the hash browns and baked beans. Baked beans sound so weird to me to have for breakfast! But it was delightful. Very berry smoothie to go (had to catch our flight, so I took this to go!) My smoothie was delicious! Since it was made with raspberries, it has little seeds in it. Which I didn't care for, but it's unavoidable with the raspberries.

Been here twice on the way to Sweden with Norwegian (see elsewhere)...impressed…read more The first visit - hadn't been to Gatwick in absolutely ages - was very good A tall Polish guy served me a pot of Earl Grey, a "no frills" breakfast and a double espresso...including tip £22.99 Ok, not cheap - but he was great, the food was excellent and all in all it was a good place to be; clean, tidy, nice staff and just right to calm down when you've been rushing around and more to come The next visit, a few weeks later, I knew what to expect and went straight there...a lady (Sarah?) took me to a table and looked after me (my Polish guy was off that day)...tea, pastries...very nice; good quality; again, another good experience and I said my wife should go there on her next trip - she did; again great experience Recommended

Located in South Croydon ( the outskirts of London) this beautiful tea house will leave you day…read moredreaming! After several Google services, I came across Dotty's website, it is well put together and really grabbed my attention Seeing Dotty's in real life was like a dream. The establishment is beautifully decorated and you can tell the owner really invested in the place and the people who work there. There is a pink bicycle parked outside, the establishment is pink, the decor is very elegant--perfect for a photo op I opt to do the afternoon tea with Prosecco added on as well as some scones to go. It was a very fair price per person. Under £80 for the entire experience for 2 people. They also sell other assorted desserts, shakes and cakes All the employees were attentive, they explained in detail what our package came with and they made sure we were happy from start to finish. EVERYTHING was delicious! From the English tea down to the Pimms jello HIGHLY RECOMMEND 10/10!!

Dotty's is a really cute tea house that is well decorated to create a welcoming atmosphere for you…read moreto sit and enjoy a spot of tea. I stumbled on the listing while doing a search for tea places before I left Washington, DC to travel to London. Unfortunately I didn't make the reservation myself (relied on family in London to make it) so we didn't get booked for the afternoon tea service as I'd hoped and just had a reserved table instead. Still, I indulged in some scones with cream and strawberry jam, paired with a strong cup of decaf English breakfast tea. The staff is very friendly and took the time to explain the drink and pastry options to us. I hope I get a chance to visit again for the full tea service before the end of my trip!

Brand new owners and complete revamp. Wonderful fresh prepared meals. Great beer and cocktails…read more Beautifully located on the side of the hill with views of the Surrey Hills. The garden is lovely to relax in and meet up with friends. There is also a "man cave" for beer drinking and pool playing! Fantastic all round!

This is an okay place for breakfast at Gatwick, but if you have the option to eat outside of the…read moreairport, do it. We ordered the English breakfast of various sizes (they have small, standard and large), and we all found the sausage and beans to be bland. It was nice that the tea/coffee/hot chocolate all included free refills, convenient if you were trying to while away hours during a layover, but for someone wanting a quick meal, the upcharge for that convenience wasn't necessary or wanted. Also, the seats are not particularly comfortable, so I cannot imagine wanting to stay longer than the time required to eat a meal.

For an airport meal, this wasn't horrible, but I'm glad we didn't end up having to pay for this…read morefood (used vouchers given to us by our airlines). I got the Pesto, Mozzarella and Tomato Sandwich with Fries and a side of garlic bread. The sandwich was pretty bland - the pesto didn't have much taste and the cheese was also pretty subpar. The bread was not as crispy as it should be in a panini-style sandwich. All of this made it really tough to finish the sandwich. The fries were also not great. I saw that my friend got very crispy fries so I was excited but mine ended up being pretty soggy and got cold pretty quickly. The best part of the meal was the side of garlic bread - it was crispy and easy to chew but full of flavor. Unfortunately, though, it did not come with any marinara sauce on the side so I had to make do with a spontaneous mix of ketchup and mayonnaise. I guess if you're desparately hungry in an airport come here, but other than that you can find other places.

I took last Sunday late lunch there. Ordered fish and chip, cost me around 13pounds. It took me…read morenearly an hour to wait for the food ready. After taken it, I had vomit and diarrhea. Until I vomit all the fish and ship ，I felt a bit better but with heavy belly pain for days.Diarrhea continues.

Customer service at the grill easily surpasses the food. The breakfast buffet should be inclusive,…read morebut it'll run you 15 odd pounds. It offers a decent selection of fresh fruit, pastries, and hot items. You can also order omelettes from the kitchen. The lunch menu offers burgers and other basic items that taste average. Talk to Raji the waiter, he'll take good care of you!

The cheapest place I found to have lunch. Got their bacon cheese hot dog and their oreo milkshake…read more It tasted very different from an American hot dog and milkshake. It was still good, but so different. The milkshake has such a unique texture, a bit like a mix between ice cream with oreo bits in it and milk with oreo bits in it, which I guess is technically the consistency of milkshake but I've never truly had a milkshake that is balance of ice cream, milk, and flavour.

I've only seen Shake-a-Hula milkshake bars in airports and a quick question to the young lady…read morebehind the counter confirmed that they don't yet have a high street presence. That's a shame as I do like a proper milkshake. There's a bewildering array of milkshakes on offer, broadly divided into naughty treats and fruity sections. You can also then add additional treats on top of your chosen milkshake I eventually plumped for their best-selling Oreo cookie milkshake. A cup of luscious, chocolatey yumminess was handed to me - it was creamy enough to feel luxurious without being over-thick. Now I just have to find more excuses to return to the airport to try more flavours