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Le Pain Quotidien

➤ 4-5 High St, London, SW195DX, United Kingdom

French • Belgian • European • Bakeries

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"The breakfast and brunch at this restaurant in Wimbledon Village are top-notch. However, parking can be tricky as it is usually limited to license holders. There are many side streets on Wimbledon Hill where you can park easily and then walk to the restaurant. The service can be a bit slow here, but it's always very busy and the food is definitely worth the wait. If you don't have children, try to avoid sitting in the back as that is where the toys and play mats are located."

Le Pain Quotidien

➤ 46 Hampstead High St, London, NW31QG, United Kingdom

French • Belgian • Bakeries • American

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"LPQ is a shadow of its former self. Like so many companies, it has been hollowed out after running into trouble pre Pandemic and then being sold to a private equity majority company in 2020. The wooden tables and chairs are the only remaining vestiges of the LPQ I knew and loved. The coffee and bread and pastries are still good but everything feels pre prepared and not fresh or made with care. I ordered the Shakshuka. The eggs were rubbery and overcooked, as though it had been precooked and then reheated. The waiter took them back when I explained the problem and said they would make them again, however the dish she brought back was identical. She explained that the chefs ‘just press a button which has the correct time they should cook’. This is not acceptable for a dish costing £13. Scrambled eggs on a previous visit were similarly rubbery and poor. I’m not sure if they are precooked or it’s the way the microwave cooks them but they are not nice. I think people have forgotten what properly cooked food tastes like and will accept and hand over cash for any old rubbish! I’m not complaining about the staff, who are clearly overworked, understaffed and almost certainly underpaid. This is demoralising. They can take no pride in their work or their service and this filters down to the customer experience. I wish there was a directory or accreditation for owner run food businesses I could then avoid these zombified businesses like the plague!"

Le Pain Quotidien

➤ 203 King's Rd, London, SW35ED, SW1V 1JZ, United Kingdom

Belgian • Bakeries • Mediterranean • Breakfast-brunch

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"I have dined at Le Pain Quotidien in multiple countries, including various locations in London. I usually choose this restaurant as a backup choice, especially for business lunches (pre-COVID and now that they are starting up again) or when there are limited vegan options nearby. My go-to dishes are the vegan avocado toast and the vegan lentil/dal dish. The presentation of the food is always impressive, but I find the taste to be just okay. There are plenty of other superior vegan restaurants in London, so if you have the time while visiting, I recommend exploring more unique options instead of this international chain. However, if not, Le Pain Quotidien is a decent choice that will get the job done."

Le Pain Quotidien

➤ 86 Highgate High St, London, N65HX, United Kingdom

Belgian • Bakeries • Breakfast • Breakfast-brunch

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"I have visited this restaurant twice, once for breakfast and once for lunch. Both times, they did not disappoint. The service is excellent, with fast and clean service. I particularly enjoy their quinoa dish."

Le Pain Quotidien

➤ Unit c 16 Victoria Gate, Harewood St, Leeds, LS27JA, United Kingdom

Coffee • British • Breakfast • Breakfast-brunch

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"This is no ordinary café; it offers so much more than the usual. If the enticing smell of freshly cooked pancakes doesn't draw you in, maybe the promise of a cozy atmosphere will."

Le Pain Quotidien

➤ St. Paul's Churchyard, London, EC4M8AP, United Kingdom

Tea • Cafés • Belgian • Bakeries

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"I was pleasantly surprised to find this gem on a quiet Sunday morning in a neighborhood that doesn't typically offer many dining options on the weekends. The restaurant/pub had a variety of gluten-free choices on their menu, which was a welcome surprise."

Le Pain Quotidien

➤ 5 Winchester Walk, Blows Yard,, London, SE19AG, United Kingdom

Tea • Cafés • Belgian • Bakeries

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"It was a pleasant surprise to find this gem on a quiet Sunday morning in a neighborhood that isn't typically bustling with weekend restaurant and bar activity. I was pleased to see that they offered gluten-free options on their menu."

Le Pain Quotidien

➤ 9 Young street, London, W85EH, United Kingdom

Coffee • Bakeries • Sandwiches • Breakfast-brunch

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"This is a wonderful spot to unwind, enjoy a coffee, plug in your laptop, and get some writing done. Be sure to try the tartines, especially the club sandwich with chorizo slices - it's fantastic! :)"

Le Pain Quotidien

➤ 212 Fulham Rd, London, SW109PJ, W11 3JS, United Kingdom

Coffee • Bakeries • Breakfast • Breakfast-brunch

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"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 from the tube station, it's too convenient to ignore and does a good trade."