The Blue Legume - Menu

so a great visit! I visited and thought only for the Benedikt eggs, and what a great idea it was. the place is exceptionally decorated. great place for a quick bite

It’s always worth making sure you have plenty of time if you’re planning a visit. The staff are very sweet but don’t move very quickly, so it’s a good thing if you’re going for a good gas.

Yummo!. Great breakfast, with very prompt service. had the Cumberland Sausage breakfast (plenty of baked beans! . Second time around had the Hashbrown breakie, which was more scrumptious than the previous, plenty of scrambled egg, and great hash!

we have passed the blue legume and our attention was caught by the intimate and cozy environment in the inner. the manager saw us and came out to say hi and give us a flyer that offers a glass wein free with our meal. we were sold. not necessarily because of freedom, but because he was not pressing and he seemed really inviting.

the first place I visit for an breakfast for an English breakfast when I walk in london. surely one of the most beautiful places to spend a Sunday morning. the chickpea burger thing that they sell at the counter is amazing, their orange, ingwer and carrot is amazing and they do not have to leave the place, with the tasting of their banoffeee pie .. oh and their chicken sausage breakfast is good. their smoothies and bangermaic with last and last of gravity.

fresh apple juice: brilliant! left and beetroot juice: umm. I would try something else. penne pasta: menu says bright cream sauce, but definitiw not easy. though tasty, far from nutritious. tertiyaki salmon salad: muy rico! very good. highly recommended. flavorful and fresh. music: s african beats. ambiente: walking terrace open and could watch passersby, but unfortunately smoke from people next door on the table inward near the front. service: standard. recommended: would come back.

The Blue Legume is a lovely restaurant with great service; however, the food is good but fairly average. The decor of the restaurant is rustic and cute with pots and pans hanging from the exposed brick walls and botanical illustrations is wooden frames. The waiters are friendly and attentive and the atmosphere is really nice. I definitely recommend this place for its atmosphere, I was there for breakfast over the weekend and I really enjoyed taking my time and chatting. The menu; however, is a bit odd. It seems like they've tried to combine too many kinds of cuisines and you really cannot decide on what you should be eating because you cannot tell what their speciality is supposed to be. The...

Having a meal with a baby in tow is always a challenge. Not only is having an intelligent conversation a technical impossibility, you 'd probably have to take turns preventing utensils from flying all over while shoving bits of food into your mouth in the most efficient manner. That pretty much defeats the point of dining out. Interestingly, parents with young children are the most desperate to dine out as such opportunities are hard to come by. Contrary to the popular belief, there is no such thing as setting a so called 'routine ' for young ones, especially if rationality has yet to be comprehended. Instead, parents find themselves adjusting to their kids ' routine no dinners after 8pm, no...

So there I am, on a beautiful warm Sunday, sitting at home by myself. Impossible. I decide that I need to go out ASAP and just do something. And what’s better than treating myself to a nice lunch. Yes, I’m one of those people that doesn’t mind eating by herself and, in fact, loves it. I started walking down Upper Street, without any clue as to where to sit down. The reason why I chose Blue Legume, was simply because of the open front seemed like exactly what I was looking for. Decided to go for an egg white omelette and the Spirulina smoothie. Omelette was light and exactly as it should be, but I think I was more grateful for the potatoes that came along with it very very well seasoned. I wa...