Cafe Renew at Regent Hall in City of London, Westminster

If you want a rest and a cuppa with something simple to eat , then this is the place. Good value with friendly helpful staff

I have visited this place a few times for lunch and mid morning/afternoon drinks over the last few years, the staff are really nice and always make you welcome, well worth a visit for brunch or lunch.

A menos que sepa que está allí, pasearía por este tesoro absoluto de lugar. Está cerca de Oxford Circus en Oxford Street buscando la bandera del Ejército de Salvación y es solo una pequeña entrada. Tiene un ambiente encantador, la comida es fresca y sabrosa y sirven una tetera encantadora justo lo que necesitas si necesitas un descanso de las compras (también sirven café y otras bebidas) A un precio muy razonable para esa área y solo un lugar relajante para detenerse un poco.

Este lugar es encantador. El personal era genial y miró los ingredientes de la sopa para nosotros. La comida estaba muy bien presentada y sabía delicioso. No estoy seguro de si el personal es voluntario o pagado, pero son un crédito para la organización benéfica. Busque este lugar y relájese del ajetreo y el bullicio de Oxford Street. Tan diferente de todo lo demás alrededor.

Tropezó con el tren en una espesa multitud del bullicio y ajetreo de Londres. Mi hija tenía hambre y necesitaba descansar mis pies. Mirando a mi alrededor solo pude ver las grandes tiendas departamentales y pensé que algún restaurante cercano sería pretencioso y caro. Un pequeño letrero decía "5 de julio martes para té y crespones", aunque era miércoles entramos a ver qué tenían. Fuimos recibidos muy calurosamente por Abdul quien hizo a mi hija panqueques frescos. Él habló con ella y ella estaba realmente emocionada de probar su comida. Ella amaba sus panqueques, disfruté mi sopa. Me costó 8. 95 para nuestra comida más una botella de agua, pero lo mejor de todo fue el cálido recibimiento y el servicio que recibimos. Sin duda volveremos cuando volvamos a Oxford Circus.

Time to kill before xmas panto at Palladium Found this by chance and thought take a look Off the main road so you wouldnt even know you were in busy London Good choice and excellent value Friendly staff Definitely go again when in that area of London

Difficult to spot among the souvenir shops but worth looking for! Only 100 yards from the Tube Station, good selection of sandwiches snacks and hot drinks. Abdul the manager is very friendly and visit more than once and you are treated as a friend. Plenty of tables and chairs and free Wi-Fi. Reasonable prices particularly for this area of London. Why give your money to an American mega coffee chain when you can get cheaper, in better surroundings, and help out the Sally Army at the same time!

This is a small cafe which is rather an adjunct to the Regent Hall, the Salvation Army HQ in London on the southern side of Oxford Street just a stone's throw from Oxford Circus towards Bond Street. It serves, in addition to hot and cold beverages, jacket potatoes and particularly good rounds of sandwiches. It's worth lingering here before or after a Friday lunchtime concert. Today as part of a series of piano recitals all featuring music by Beethoven a young French pianist dazzled in his Op.35 Eroica Variations as well as a series of variations by Haydn and excerpts from Debussy's Images and Preludes with either a fishy or a windy theme. Fortunately no dodgy tuna sandwiches on sale in the cafe.

A great, quiet oasis in one of the busiest streets in the country. Probably is of the least expensive placws to boot. Peaceful and quiet and lovely staff. Spend a few quiet minutes in here and relax - it's lovely.

I only asked for extra milk and was told I had to lay. When I said I have always donated to the salvos I was told that the manager Abdul did not work for the army and it was run by him not the salvation army. He then told me he was not a Christian which concerned me as I had chosen to eat there as it was a church. The food was average although nobody work gloves to. Prepare food and the manager had long hair not tied back and jeans. Wouldn't bother going there again

I always make a point of having lunch in Cafe Renew when I'm in London. First of all, the food is simple and freshly-made and very reasonable, and you can sit in peace and enjoy a pot of tea along with sandwiches and home-made cakes that are far better than any of the pre-wrapped kind. Cafe Renew is not what you'd call trendy, but if this doesn't bother you, pay it a visit. Free wi-fi is an extra bounus. #And don't forget to thank the Salvation Army for doing the sort of work that most of us would run a mile from from by slipping something into their donation box. They deal with problematical aspects of our society that most of us don't want even to know about, and they deserve our gratitude.

A haven of tranquility with no pretensions is the discrete street door at 275 Oxford Street. Part of the Salvation Army, not a place I would naturally gravitate to, but worth the visit at the insistence of Mrs Angus A pot of excellent tea for a couple of pounds, air conditioning, quite and free Wi-Fi Food, soup and sandwiches all on offer from the friendly staff If you need somewhere to retreat, have tea and contemplate your excesses on Oxford Street this is the place