I had high hopes for this veggie eaterie with its promises of fresh, tasty fayre in an upmarket restaurant environment. And while the comfy cushions, juice bar and friendly service definately deserve a full five stars I found the food a bit lacking. I got what I thought was quite a modest portion of food from the buffet cart, mixing anything from falafel to lentil dhal, and was quite surprised at the weigh in price of £7. The hot plates offered on the buffet cart were also distinctly warm. For budget minded vegetarians, I would definately recommend the more shabby chic vibe of Beetrot cafe, in nearby Soho. read more

One of the few good vegetarian restaurants I can find in London. Located just off the busy Regent shopping area, this is a nice place to have a decent lunch. Especially large group with divergent tastes as it is essentially a buffet. They have a play area for kids as well as a nice bathroom on the lower level, which was very nice after a busy day of shopping. read more

What the food lacks, the ambiance makes up for. Californians can only go so long without a vegetable inspired meal, and my colleague Yelped Tidbits, and with the reviews we decided to try it. We came during lunch rush, and I would have only given 3 stars had we not stayed to have tea and experience the place without the crowd. The buffet food is good, but it is buffet style. Some of the dishes were fabulous and flavorful, others were dry and the end of the dish. Also frustrating was how people cut in line, not allowing others to see and access the whole buffet. It was nice to have so many green choices in London. We stayed for tea, and that allowed for the crowd to die down. Much better. Tidbits is on Heddon Street-across from where David Bowie shot the cover for Ziggy Stardust. There was a memorial growing for him right outside the entrance. I'll come back, just not during lunch hour, and to continue to pay my respects to Ziggy. read more

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Great vegetarian restaurant with many options. The restaurant is the buffet, so it is easy to get a broad sampling of food. They seem to be constantly rotating their selection. The soup was also excellent. The only downside of this place is that the desserts are not nearly up to par with everything else they offer. read more

I was invited to an engagement party by a couple of my friends who have just got engaged (surprisingly enough). The lovely lady of the pair is vegan, so it wasn't much of a surprise when they announced they were going to have it at a place that did vegetarian/vegan food. Although there were many jokes from myself and a few others suggesting we would bring a shaker with bacon bits in (I'm sure they exist) to make sure we got a meat fix, I was actually really looking forward to Tibits. I've only ever been to an Indian veggie place before so it would be good to try some different cuisine and see what she made such a fuss about! I turned up and in customary style at such an event all of their friends who had been invited quickly sat at tables with people from their social group, and so I ended up on a table (well, initiated it) with a load of others who I've known for ages. It was all going well, we'd got some beers in, which were organic and pretty good actually, and we decided to head up and get some food. What we hadn't realised that it was a pick n mix buffet type arrangement, and we soon hunted round to find the one place that told you how much it all cost £2.20 per 100g!! Extortion (I thought) for some cooked vegetables, however we soldiered on and filled up our plates with a bit of everything, not quite sure how much it would cost until we got to the till. My plate of food, which was by no means full, set me back £12.90, though I was told beforehand to make sure I got my free (but tiny) bread roll, which I did. We headed back downstairs to eat as that area had been reserved for us all and tucked in. The food was pretty good, I especially liked their sauces and the jalapeno bites, as well as the quinoa and their vegetable Thai red curry and rice. Some of it was a bit bland, but in my effort to ensure I didn't miss out on anything good I had got a bit of almost everything which meant while quality was sometimes poor, the variety was there to keep my simple male mind entertained. The other thing keeping me entertained was the decor the place looked great and with their flock wallpaper all over the place I could stroke the walls and not look (too much) like a child. I was intrigued by their collection of board games up the corner, obviously there in case you come on a date and the conversation isn't going anywhere, and also their swinging lights above the tables. We put these to good use swinging them onto each other to carry out mock-Spanish-Inquisitions. It kept us amused. Anyway, the food was good, and some of my friends went up for pudding, though I wasn't keen on the idea of £22/kg fruit so I opted for another pint instead, and a bit later on got bought a mojito which was very well made with Havana Club rum (my favourite!) so I went home happy at the end of the evening. Unfortunately happy was not the order of the day when I woke up, as something had definitely disagreed with me. I obviously won't Qype about my bowel habits, but by luck and planning I was seeing all the same friends again the day after the meal and was surprised to hear that all of them hadn't been feeling right either. It was good to know that it was the food and not just my shoddy GI system, but saddening to know that my first real foray into vegetarian food had ended up with what must have been some badly cooked vegetables (if that's even possible). We suspect that as it is a buffet style arrangement, some of the food may have been there a little too long So in conclusion, a great looking place, with food that tastes good (though very pricey) when you're eating it, but on this occasion it wasn't a happy place the day after. Most likely I won't be going back! read more

This place is a hidden gem! I'm traveling Europe with a friend that is vegan. They had so many options for her and I also loved the food (non vegan/vegetarian). I did not see anything with meat but I was perfectly fine eating a veg meal we'll be going back before we leave London! read more

If you are on the go and feel you deserve more than a sandwich, this is just the perfect place! Plenty of vegan and vegetarian options to choose from and a variety of seating areas indoors and outdoors. One of my favourite spots when working in central London. read more

Great vegetarian cafe style restaurant. Fresh, selection of cold and hot food, pay by weight. Love the juice of the month too. Perfect spot to rest your feet after shopping on Regent Street for a healthy refuel. read more

Great place to eat. Wholesome, tasty vegetarian and vegan restaurant. Highly recommended even if you are a meat eater. Affordable and am always really full when I leave as you pick your own portions. read more

Im not a vegetarian but this makes an amazing lunch place regardless. Their selection has a good variation, and the price is reasonable.

You really can't do any better that Tibits for gorgeous Veggy meals!! Who knew Vegetarian could taste so good? It's in a fantastic spot, great for getting away from the hustle and bustle but still be only 20ft from Regent Street. Food is excellent and staff are always pleasant. No charges included for service your discretion! read more

Decent selection of salads and other vegetarian dishes. You pick up what you want and pay by weight. Even though the food is pretty good, it's outrageously overpriced for what you're actually getting. read more

Always love coming here. Great staff, wonderful food, and great area for kids with toys and books.

I have been here twice in one week! My sister and I both are not vegetarians but love Tibits. There are a lot of different fresh salads and warm vegetarian dishes that you can choose from. You fill your plate at the buffet, and they weight it and you pay before you eat. The type of food really varied, they had everything from salad, quinoa, cous cous, cold pasta salad, lentils/bean salads, and then mashed potatoes, onion rings, sweet potato, focaccia, samosa, warm veggie dishes, soup and fresh rolls, fruit, etc. Our plates were both around 9-10 pounds for a full meal (plate filled but not piled high). They have a number of different fresh fruit juices, and really good coffee to go with your meal. Tibits is in a pretty alley behind Regent street that also has lots of other nice-looking restaurants. It has a large patio, first floor and basement to sit in so unless it is really busy you shouldn't have trouble finding seating. You can also pack a take away box for a meal to go. read more

This place is really, truly, spectacularly awesome. The concept is pretty simple: you pick up a plate and go to the food counter, which is loaded with piles of all sorts of interesting things from all sorts of food genres. You help yourself to whatever you'd like, then go to the counter where you pay by weight. A plate works out at around £10 if you're hungry. Part of the joy is being able to try all sorts of different foods: you can easily have ten different dishes on one plate. Of course, they're all delicious and interesting -- I would never have thought of apple, fig, ginger and tofu salad, for instance, but it's glorious! In short? Definitely go. Lots. read more

Really great veggie restaurant. Lots of choice and a good atmosphere. There are loads of different veggie dishes to try- it doesn't disappoint. Only reason it isn't 4 stars is because there are limited desert options and it can get a bit pricey without knowing it as its all done by weighing your plate after you've loaded it sky high with delicious looking food! read more

My favorite London restaurant! Great selection of attractive fresh tasty healthy foods. Juices delicious. Friendly service. Love Tibits vegan-vegetarian restaurant off Regent Street in Central London. I walk 15 minutes from Mayfair, meet friends, so easy, every chooses from the creative buffet. Highly recommend. I rave about this restaurant to all my friends. Eat outdoors or indoors, peaceful ambiance. At these prices you don't expect gourmet but for me it is close to best veg vegan top restaurants. Vegan desserts are divine. read more

Tibbits is vegetarian and vegan pay-what-it-weighs buffet. There are dozens and dozens of dishes, with a lot of variety - I never know what to get, but try to avoid stuff like onion rings that I can get elsewhere very easily. I'd say a plate full of yumminess costs around £12/14 - not too bad. Also, lots of good freshly juices on sale. I'd advise against dessert though. There's nice seating outside too, so when it's sunny it's nice to sit outdoors. read more

Really incredible selection and delicious, well-prepared foods for a very very reasonable price. I went for breakfast and left stuffed and happy. Highly recommend and I will return! read more

I've been countless times. There are tons of choices, the staff is very nice and the food always awesome! My favorite vegetarian place in London. read more

Been visiting Tibits for just over a year now and the quality has not faultered since. I'm so glad there are chefs out there with imaginations for vegetarians, who don't serve up the usual goat cheese/mushroom/tofu options that most vegetarian menus offer again and again. The dishes here are unique, tasty and fresh. The price works out well for the amount of food you get on the plate and you never feel cheated by this concept (you get a free bread roll too!). I try to visit at a time in the day when it isn't so busy as this place is popular and for good reason too. Thanks Tibits :) read more

So good! Pretty affordable and tons of options. I regret not trying the pastries.

Always a pleasure to eat here. For casual, vegetarian food it really does not get better than this! Luv it!

We visited a lot of fantastic vegetarian restaurants in England, and most of them were excellent! Tibits is in some very good company here, but what sets them apart for me is the variety. The quality of the food is comparable to the best places, but their pay-by-weight system allows you to try literally every single thing they have. I attempted to do this, but I fell well short of getting to everything. Along the way, I was able to try two salads, four entrees, three sides, and four desserts. Every bite was delicious! read more

My first shock was the cost for some thing that looked like a 3 star hotel buffet. £18.99 for a a plate of food, plus another one at £16 was extremely pricey for what we were served for lunch. The plates were heavy - do they include that on the scale. No transparency ! A good selection if served separately but piled on a plate mashed into one it was a huge disappointment as all the flavours blended into one. My daughter could even finish it as most of the hot food was now like warm. Also there are vegetarians and vegans - where is the ingredient list? Would not recommend. read more

Nothing really stands out, if I come again it's probably because of the convenient location

After a long day of walking, tidbits hit the spot for two famished vegetarian tourists. You serve yourself from the "veggie bar". The food was great seasonal fare, really enjoyed the beet hummus, parsnips, and mushrooms. You pay by the weight of your plate. The cost for dinner ended up being quite reasonable for London standards. read more

Very good food but extremely overpriced. Last year I paid for lunch about £10. Last week for the same amount of food I paid £17.50. And this this with 10% local resident discount. read more

On vacation in London, looking for a last minute vegetarian restaurant for a late dinner close to my hotel. Obviously vegetarian restaurants, particularly good one, would be difficult without time and research in London. My friend came across this restaurant online. Knowing that I don't like buffets at all, my friend didn't mention it on the way there. I was surprised it looked busy and had stickers of Best Vegetarian Restaurant on the windows/door. No one greeted us at the door after standing there for a few minutes and we had to stop someone to ask how it worked. There is a buffet-style area and you can either plate or take-out your food in a disposable container. You walk up to the cash and bar area where your food is charged by weight and you seat yourself. I ordered a glass of wine served at the cash till/bar which was ok. The food selection itself was good and I was surprised at how tasty the cooked food options were. However, I was not able to get a second plate or dessert as we (incorrectly) thought we still had an hour until closing. I wish someone had given the remaining patrons notice that they were packing up the food and desserts and offer a last chance. They also started cleaning up and just took away the candle at our table even though we were still dining. In the end, the dimmed lights were turned up and the remaining few tables took that as our cue to leave. Aside from the lack of service, fortunately food wise, the buffet-style options are good for vegetarians and vegans when in London. read more

Loved this place! Even my dad, a tall and hungry carnivore, left the place happy and full. Tibits offer an amazing selection of vegetarian dishes, all of which tastes incredible. Be sure to get some of their pumpkin salad - so good! read more

I loved tibits. Absolutely wonderful food for a vegetarian and some nice desserts too. They have a great selection of cold salads, warm cooked food and desserts. Totally love it. read more

The daddy of vegetarian buffet restaurants. The selection is extensive and although the allergy description coding is confusing at first, it is probably worth your while to figure it out. Great flavours and essential for any lover of veggie/vegan food. If you are in London for a short time, this should be high up on your 'to do' list. read more

I love Tibits and recommend it to everyone I know, veggie or not. I have been to Tibits here and in Switzerland and I'm impressed that the food at the London branch tastes exactly the same as it does in Switzerland. The salads and curry dishes have amazing flavours. I always fill my plate up with the salads first and have less of the heavier hot dishes. I've never spent more that £10 and am always really full after. Not too full to have the fantastic puddings though!. The fresh juices are really good too and I like that fact you can help yourself to tapwater. read more

Excellent choice of dishes available at the buffer. Particularly liked the payment system of relying on the weight of the food to measure the cost of the meal. Staff were very accommodating. read more

Fresh and tasty vegetarian cuisine with excellent choice of dishes. The buffet-style servings ensure that you don't have to wait long for your food, though it can get busy at times. You pay by weight. Tastecard holders get 2-4-1 in the evening only, except for the weekend. Highly recommended. read more

My first time at this restaurant and i will be taking all my fellow vegetarian and vegan chums. The food is buffet style so you can have a variety of things on your plate. Prices are done by the weight of your plate and is very reasonable. With a full plate and two drinks my mum and I only spent £22. Very clear labels, vegan, vege, gluten free. It all tasted great and definitely fresh, it was clear that the food hadn't sat there for hours like some buffets. And great variety. The Mango mouse was delish!!! The ambience was great, music wasn't too loud and it was in a lovely central location but not heaving with people! Perfect. Although when you walked in there was no greeting and it wasn't clear whether you chose a seat or were seated. Maybe a quirky, well designed instruction board would avoid the confusion. Toilets could have been cleaner but apart from that I would definitely recommend this place! read more