Maroush Bakehouse Earls Court

I was looking for breakfast places near the Marriott and I was happy to find MaroushWe got the Lebanese breakfast and the spicy potatoes.

This was some of the best food we found in London! You always hear Americans complain about the lack of good food in the UK, but you just have to know where

We ordered creamy chicken soup, mix grill, chicken and falafel wraps, hummus, fries, and rice. All was good. No issues with service and food was made quickly. View menu

A great small place with a fantastic bakery and some good usual Lebanese food . We can see fresh baking happening through some glass windows here and they serve some great middle eastern cakes . I also love the chicken shawarma and the hummus here . They serve some exceptional coffee too making it a place to not only come for meals or lunch but also for breakfast .

Everything here is freshly made and they offer a tempting choice of quality bread, rolls or wraps.Tea is served here in a pot so that you can enjoy some few cups! the best is its much better than any bagged tea.Try the hummus with pita the best! Baklava is simply awsome. Sit and relax and eat or take away your choice but If you want to try authentic Lebanese breakfast, this is the place to be.

During my stay in Earl’s Court, I visited the breakfast at a beautiful restaurant that serves Lebanese food. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I ordered the Bakehouse breakfast, which was delicious. The spicy Lebanese sausages were tasty, the eggs were cooked perfectly, and the foul madamas was served with a nice bread. The portion size was generous and good value for money. I would rate the ambiance 3.5/5, service 4/5, product quality/presentation 4/5, taste 4.5/5, portion size 4/5, and price-performance ratio 4.5/5. View menu

a complete Lebanese breakfast was on the cards when they see the menu at the maroush bakehouse. it seemed like it was a beautiful hearty brunch. it was somewhat surprising that when the breakfast was served, it was mainly based on brot. in the menu the items were described as baked goods. still it was still freshly cooked and was delicious. a mini zaatar manakeesh was soft brot filled with thymian and sesame. similar to this was the vegetarian lahem B’agine with the same bread base, but with a cheese topping. both brote were freshly baked. the grilled halloumi was perfectly cooked and it was well with the zaatar manakeesh. To make the breakfast a little easier, there was the strained yogurt...

The breakfast at this restaurant was excellent. My wife and I decided to try the Lebanese breakfast, which was a pleasant surprise as we typically wouldn't choose something like that for breakfast. The food was fantastic, with clean and crunchy flavors of breads that we could see being made in large quantities through a glass wall at the back. They served some of the bread hot from the press with the meal. The coffee was also really good and the service was fantastic. I wish I had found this place earlier in my trip, as I would have eaten here every day. We also picked up some baked goods on our way out, which were very nice. I can imagine this place will be very busy in the future as it is...

Maroush has been around for a while now, with locations in central, north west and west London, and early last year they opened the fabulous Maroush Bakehouse. Situated in the heart of Earl’s Court (not the shabbiest area of town! , the Bakehouse serves up all manner of traditional Lebanese Khobez breads, savoury and sweet pastries alongside fabulous Lebanese mezza, soups, salads, grills, stews and desserts. Baked daily by a team of expert bakers and patissieres, the range of delights that Maroush Bakehouse have to offer is pretty tough to ignore. Just walk past the beautiful building and you’ll want to rush in to get your slice of Lebanese cuisine. After being introduced to Gianluca, the da... View menu