Le Pain Quotidien Exhibition Rd

A fair range of well labelled vegan options, including drinks and dessert. Curry was particularly good

Orange juice: they fill up your glass with ice for 3.95£. When asked they explain it is their recipe... It is a rip off...

I absolutely love this place, I feel so happy when I eat here and they serve Matcha Latte!!! The food is delicious, no complaints five stars Voir le carte

Matt is fantastic! I absolutely adore the Notting Hill location, it's in a great spot. However, I was disappointed to find that Dunkerton's organic cider wasn't included on the excellent menu.

This café/bakery is extremely welcoming and offers a variety of vegan options such as porridge, pastries, and toast. They also provide a selection of plant-based milks such as almond, oat, soy, hazelnut, and pea.

I have tried several of the vegan breakfast options at this restaurant, including the cinnamon swirl which is delicious. The service is good and the atmosphere is nice and simple. This review was updated on July 10, 2021. Voir le carte

I had the best orange juice I've ever tasted at this restaurant! They offer a wide range of breakfast options at this French kitchen, and we tried the English breakfast (both regular and vegan), scone, tea, and orange juice. It was amazing!

Wow! This place is great! We originally were going to another brunch place but it had a huge queue. So we popped in here instead, and I'm so glad we did. The service was wonderful, and the food was delicious! The brunches come with so many different things, so you're 100% satisfied with a mix of breads, yogurt, pastry, hot drink and cold drink. It was an amazing brunch.

I remember discovering my first Le Pain Quotidien in Marylebone and how excited I was to be served open rye bread sandwiches on ceramic boards just like my grandma used to do! LPQ worked well in a cosy street corner location in a neighbourhood that provided the perfect backdrop for a bit of continental food nostalgia Fast forward a few years and Pain has joined the ever growing number of cafe chains dominating the scene. And while the food is still good and the French coffee bowls on rustic tables still attractive, the concept loses its appeal when repeated to often and when squashed into a square shape that used to be a building society on West London's ugliest high street. As it's just up... Voir le carte