Eat - Carte

Waited for over 20 minutes just for a plain porridge, will not ever use this place again. It was in terminal 2.

Popped in here to grab a snack before flying off on holiday. Minimal vegetarian choice but grabbed an orange juice, a banana, chocolate brownie and a chunky free range egg sandwich. The sandwich was rather dry and difficult to swallow.

Rude offhand serving staff. No decaf coffee as “the machine had broken down”. Missed a drink from my order and when asked I was told “That was your fault”. Whoever is running this restaurant should be fired. Avoid and enjoy a good experience elsewhere. Voir le carte

This restaurant is a poor imitation of Prêt. I ordered the salmon and red cabbage meal and found it so unpleasant that I couldn't finish it. The quality of the food is terrible, especially considering the high prices. I will not be returning to this restaurant.

Been a few times, it is my choice of snackery in terminal 2. Had a spectacular bowl of Thai Soup there once so I keep coming back. Staff aren't that nice at all,they're not fussed on eye contact or speaking entire sentences to customers, but the coffee is great. Was mad busy at breakfast and very efficient for take aways.

I highly recommend this place and would definitely return. If you're looking for delicious and healthy food at a reasonable price, this is the spot for you. I tried the Tuna and cucumber baguette with a Tenzing Raspberry drink and thoroughly enjoyed it. They also have hot sandwiches and cold salad options for a variety of choices. Voir le carte

These days, food you get on a flight is hit or miss, so to ensure we had a good meal on our long flight across the pond from London to Atlanta, we bought salads at EAT. They have a broad selection of chilled food packaged for take away. We picked the spicy crawfish salad and the chef salad with ham and egg. Both were fresh and tasty, with crisp veggies and generous portions of meat. The service was fast. The food was good value for the money.

We decided to try this restaurant because it appeared to be a convenient option. Our family ordered a variety of sandwiches, drinks, and crisps. Everyone else enjoyed their meals, but unfortunately mine had stale bread. I believe that replacing it was the least they could do considering the price we paid. I was disappointed to find out they were out of bacon rolls, which I would have preferred. In the future, I will stick to Greggs for my meals.

After checking in at Heathrow Airport Terminal 2 at 06:00 on a Sunday, we needed a solid breaky and tea, but without spending more than 20 for four people. Most of the restaurants in Terminal 2 consist of more posh and more dine-in options. The joy that we had when we walked up to Eat and saw a wonderful spread of fresh baked croissants, miniature donuts, pastries, yogurt, and other breaky foods 1.50 to 2 for average price of a single bakery item . At the till, they also sell breakfast baps and porridge, although the bacon on the bap was quite salty. Tea and coffee also available for purchase; the English breakfast tea was a fare trade provider not your standard Twinings or PG Tips . Bottled... Voir le carte