Le Pain Quotidien - Menu

The service here is awful! A sign asked for customers to wait to be seated so we did while the staff was oblivious.

Great place to relax, have a coffe, plug your Mac and write. Then try the tartines, the best is the club sandwich one...with those chorizo slices, nice;)

the le pain quotidien is the perfect place to lunch,- brunch,- coffee break or just for wine and eat with friends. the food is great. definitely recommend!

yes, it is chain, but eating is amazing and the personal is the best. I was a couple times for brunch and for the start there and I've never been disappointed. I love the cozy atmosphere and that eating with very generous portions is healthy. I made it my brunch hq now.

I visited this restaurant on a Sunday for brunch and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The cozy vintage atmosphere and laid-back service were great. One of the highlights for me was the granola parfait. It was the perfect combination of creamy yogurt, crispy seeds, and dried fruits. I would definitely go back just for the granola parfait every day!

Despite being a chain of foot joint , this place has kept up to their quality of food and service in each restaurant . I've tried the baguette with mozzarella , avocado and tomato which was really tasty . The hot chocolate was extremely good . I've also tried omelettes for breakfast several times with bread , which a perfectly good and goes well with the freshly blended juices that they offer .

Yes, it may be a chain, but like all Le Pain Quotidien locations, this restaurant offers a fantastic selection of affordable breakfast options, sandwiches, soups, salads, and baked goods. One standout item is their delicious broth. Fortunately, we are lucky enough to live nearby and often grab their handcrafted organic baguettes to go. While some Le Pain Quotidien locations are known for slow service, I never experienced any delays at this particular spot. The communal table at the front is a popular spot during busy times.

Had breakfast here the other day and it was a very pleasant dining experience. I has the scrambled eggs with grilled mushrooms with toast. The bread was very good quality and while the eggs and mushrooms were good it lacked the wow factor. One thing that struck me about the location was the fact that despite how crowded it was the overall atmosphere was still very relaxing and calm. The service was decent if unspectacular. Many of the items of the menu are organic so this place is a bit more expensive however I'm still on the fence as to weather or not its worth. Nevertheless it was definitely the best place along the street.

I know it's a known chain, but when I got out of the subway on no hill, I saw it from afar and it looked good. I hadn't tried it before. It was a typical day of Londoners, with a lot of cold, snowy, wind, and it was a joy and a success to enter it. It is cozy, with the light jot and has small tables and other larger to share, which is the one I chose, to end up surrounded by people accompanied by their mac. They gave me what I needed to get jealous. a soup, some vegetables, hummo, good beer, tea and dessert. My partner asked for a delicious meat cake and mushrooms with pamphlet, which he said, was very tasty. a shell more expensive than I've tried so far. 51 € two people. But the food loved...