Harris Ht - Carte

Delicious chicken schnitzel sandwich. I'm a pretty hefty eater and one sandwich was satisfying. And for only £6.50, it's definitely a better value than two meal deals from a supermarket.

This is a really old school Italian cafe and delicatessen. We had delicious cappuccinos and absolutely enormous chicken escalope on ciabatta. It was excellent quality and the largest escalope we have ever had!

Walked past this place some time ago but made the effort to stop by for lunch today. Boy am I glad I did!!! The veggie lasagna was amazing!!! Very friendly staff, made me feel very welcome. Great authentic atmosphere, a treasure amongst the back streets of London. Voir le carte

They’ve added Italian hot chocolate...DELICIOUS! Hard to have just one! Beautifully smooth and rich, without being overly sweet. Worth the trip just for the hot chocolate but go for breakfast or lunch and it won’t disappoint. Great Italian coffee as well and much more traditional...and right next to Riding House Cafe.

Upon returning to London after the pandemic, I was concerned that H. T. Harris would no longer be in business. However, I was delighted to find that the food was still excellent and the owner as charming as ever. I highly recommend checking out my previous review for all you need to know before giving H. T. Harris a try. You won't be disappointed!

I recommend this deli to everyone in my office! The toasted sandwiches are amazing I usually get the veggie mozzarella ciabatta which is £5.50 for a truly divine and filling sandwich. There’s also fresh pasta available every day including veggie options. The service is lovely the team are always happy to tell you what they have on offer that day and you’re never waiting long for your food. Voir le carte

I paid £7 for a tiny cappuccino and macchiato, which was essentially just an espresso with a splash of milk froth. The coffee was not very good and was overpriced. While all the other cafes on Great Titchfield Street were bustling with customers, HT Harris was completely empty. Despite its old-school charm, the combination of high prices and mediocre coffee likely explains the lack of patrons. I don't understand how this place has a 5-star rating.

Very little seating, inside or out, and yet they find room for everyone. Many, many locals from nearby businesses stopping here, a good sign. We came once, and were hooked. We came again, and it was even better. There is no menu. They have deli sandwiches and 3 pasta dishes of the day. The charming owner will describe the dishes to you [sheer poetry! , and your problem will be deciding which fab dish you should try. Do not skip dessert; I was too late for the most popular hazelnut mini-cannelloni, but the vanilla one was awesome. Super friendly people, super good food, 5 stars all the way!

Every times we go to London we make a pilgrimage to this shop brimmed with Italian goodies. No need to pine for italy and Italian John and his son bring it to us. One of those delightful places that we stumbled upon many years ago and it seems to get better with more on offer each time we go. and just as welcoming as the first. And they do it with that Italian flair that only a true Italian can do. Their pastas are amazing and salads and meats and I could go on.cheese. Lovely cakes in boxes to take home and biscuits too . We eat in but also get a take away to take back to eat in th ehotel for a later meal .And you never know who you may bump into. Voir le carte