John Lewis The Place To Eat in City of London, Westminster

Totally gone downhill! Hot food selection has been virtually decimated - only chips fish quiche and soup. It’s pathetic! What is going on? There are always long queues to get hot drinks. Looks like they are serving what is convenient for them not what customers want. Very sad.

We had coffee, cake and a salmon bagel. The white americano is the only coffee they can do here as it doesn't involve any skill. The cake was nice but a mass produced sponge. The bagel was nice quality but quite literally only half filled to make it look more attractive from the front - only when you get to eat it you find you have to spread the filling out.

I used to have a lunch here from a long time. It was a pleasant place to enjoy simple but fresh food. During the last years everything has changed drastically. The menu is always the same: curry, rice, fish and chips, the same quiche. I asked for mashed potato instead of fries and it was in the menu but it’s never available (since early spring). Pasta salads are a robbery: a thick layer of arugula covered with a thin layers of pasta, three cherry tomatoes and four micro mozzarella balls. It costs 8.75. The service at the counter is awful: if you ask for something they never answer or make any attempts to listen to you. Sorry, never again!

Super in house cafe w a great view, yummy food & very reasonably priced Does a wholesome soup & real fat chips , as well as great cakes

O meglio, si può anche mangiare ma si tratta essenzialmente di Grandi Magazzini che secondo il mio parere, anche se ho comunque trovato qualcosa che mi interessava ed ho acquistato, non sono allo stesso livello di altri anche nelle vicinanze ma non solo; forse per via del periodo di saldi mi sono sembrati un pò sguarniti, ripeto forse stavano provvedendo per i nuovi allestimenti ma per quanto riguarda la mia visita mi hanno abbastanza deluso.

The staff that work in this little cafe are so unfriendly and lazy!!! They all look so miserable and hate their jobs. Especially the lady who takes the coffee orders and the one for the food order. Such a shame because it’s such a nice setting to have a sit down after shopping but the staff put you off the place. The food is the same every single day&only option for children is soup or battered cod there’s a few dry cakes, soup & fried chips nothing much else. The young lady with the dark hair on the till is also grumpy. Pitty about the unhelpful staff and poor food selection otherwise it would be a nice place to sit only the setting nothing else.

Kind staff, but horrible cheap tasting coffee and average cakes. Two stars for the staff. Otherwise it would be zero.

Went with the family for tea and cake can not believe the portion size for the cake talk about small the price seems to be going up and the portion size to near nothing and judging buy the comments in the queue people won't be paying big prices for such little cake for much longer

Filthy. Rubbish strewn all over the place. Tables uncleared. Awful. Avoid. It could be so much better and with the view a real destination. Employ some staff who care.

Disappointing breakfast to say the least. Both had full English breakfasts. Sausage, bacon and beans were ok but mushroom as good as raw, white toast inedible - felt like it had been made hours ago and so tough unable to eat it. Fried egg was rubbery - again felt like it had been made and had sat for a good while. Flat white coffee was a disgrace - it was like a cup of milk with barely any coffee taste - did not drink it. This was not the start to our weekend we wanted. What’s happened John Lewis - how can you possibly get a breakfast so wrong?

I am so very dissappointed that they have changed the location, the ambience and the food. It used to be one of the smartest restaurants in a department store. Now its just sad and depressing and has zero appeal. The food was lousy. The scone, the apricot croissant the coffee was cold the hot chocolate was watery it was just not worth any of the money time or calories.

We used John Lewis as we trusted the food normally!!! We needed a substantial lunch. As soon as I said I was gluten free I was offered a choice of a sandwich or a scone. Mmmm!!! My friend had a small plate quiche and salad and £5 for a very small place of chips. I questioned that I needed a hot meal. Finally a very helpful lady came and advised I could have the chicken stew and suggested also chips. But the stew would have a roll and therefore £5 for chips again. Over £30 for lunch with a small coffee and pot of tea. Really not good enough. What happened to the omelettes and it wasn’t too busy.

A very good convenient place to eat perhaps after few purchases from the store. The food was good and the prices ere reasonable.

We went to West Wales for a weeks holiday spent 2 days there came home . Saundersfoot beach you can get a £500 fine if you walk your dog on the wrong beach plus food at this place very expensive plus just numbers no £ signs . 2 coffees 1 slice of cake 2 dog biscuits just under £20

The John Lewis store in Oxford Street London is situated on floor 5. It has seating both inside or outside on a terrace overlooking Oxford Street. There was an selection of food, well prepared and presented. The service is a bit long winded because you have to wait whilst you get food, wait again whilst you get your drinks and wait again whilst you pay. Meanwhile your food and drinks are getting colder, because it’s like a canteen style service.

I have had so many bad experiences of this cafe that I haven't been for years however my wife was given vouchers for free tea and cake so with much trepidation we gave it a go and shared a piece of fruitcake and a Bakewell scone with jam and cream and a pot of tea. The staff were pleasant and the quality of the scone and cake were very high. We managed to secure a seat on the outdoor terrace. I can't say I would come back on a regular basis but it was a very good experience on this occasion.

Have.visited here on a number of occasions but today was very disappointing. Having ordered a couple of coffees and cake they were not of the usual standard. Both coffees were cold and the cake was very dry. Unfortunately, due to time constraint I didn’t have time to take it back and complain. Hopefully the next experience will be better.

My wife and I decided to have lunch here This was out first visit since pandemic and it was a satisfying one We had two soups served with ciabatta bread and drink Very satisfying and will come again Well done JL

A good selection of sandwiches, cakes and hot food with plenty of tables sand outside terracing available. Quite a big space and when we went, no queue. Food very tasty. Not the cheapest, but competitive for the area. 5th floor of the famous Department Store. Could spend hours in there shopping!

I often went here for lunch as it was within minutes of where I worked. Food was always great, and the staff were super nice and very helpful. It couldn’t have been more different. Shockingly slow service by staff who didn’t seem to care. My...

Let me start by saying this is a review for John Lewis, with three stars on trip advisor it really does already say everything I’m about it say. Called the place to eat, it really isn’t. Situated on the top floor of this major Oxford...

The outside terrace on the 5th floor is an unexpected gem in the heart of London. Part enclosed, overlooking Oxford Street. Food is standard, but good quality. Fish and chips on a Friday. Beef pie with mash, red cabbage and gravy. Sliton and broccoli soup....

First visit and last visit to this restaurant, went in for lunch with my wife, wife had a sandwich and tea, I opted for cod (not sure it was cod, tasted a more like Pollock) triple cooked chips (definitely NOT triple cooked) and mushy minted...

It is so wonderful to have this Cafe open again. Today was a solo visit and l enjoyed an excellent latte and carrot cake. The 2 young ladies on the coffee bar were friendly, efficient, practical and professional. I sat out on the Terrace. Spotless...

First visit to restaurant for several months - had fish chips and minted peas - was barely lukewarm and chips hard and flavourless - very disappointed- as am a loyal customer of John Lewis and Waitrose overall.

Went to the Barn at Berryfields,Meridan,for lunch.A party of 8,two tables well apart,our meals lovely with generous portions.The desserts were the same and delicious.Staff very attentive and polite.Highly recommended 👍👏😋🥰

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I have been to this Cafe, on the 5th floor, numerous times over the years. I like it very much but on September 24th l met my daughter there for lunch. My goodness John Lewis - you have excelled yourself! The whole experience was wonderful....

I remembered my visit to the Place to Eat and what it entails for my palette. I ordered tea and strawberry cake to eat whilst I sat by the window. It gave me a get view of what was seen as a flagship place to...

This is a nice place to stop for a snack or breakfast something more substantial to eat and the food provided is good but it is not a 'cheap eats' place and you need to budget for that if you choose here

The Place to Eat is a low quality cake & coffee restaurant on the 4th floor of the flagship John Lewis store in London's Bond Street. As this department store is somewhat iconic, the eatery is often busy but that does not reflect the really...

My wife and I visited this restaurant for lunch on 26th February 2020 and had Quiche and Thai Chicken, both of which were most tasty. Also the staff were most helpful as I have difficulty in carrying a tray. James, in particular, was most obliging....

Rather disappointed with John Lewis for an average coffee, made, in my opinion, with a machine slightly superior to a cheap vending machine, and £2.90 for the experience. The British public have more discerning coffee tastes, which are not reflected by John Lewis’s offering, however,...

Had a really good breakfast here, full English for my husband and poached eggs on toast for me, I’m fussy about my eggs but they were just how I like them.

The restaurant in John Lewis run by Benugo was a bit of a disappointment today, nice staff tasteless food! Frittata and chicken salad option lacked flavour , bite anything! Accompanying salads anaemic, needs to up its game

Comimos aquí mientras pasábamos el día en Londres y almorzamos. La comida era deliciosa y bien de precio. Teníamos un plato de sopa que era una porción de buen tamaño y vino con un pedazo de descanso. Una gran variedad de pasteles y bebidas calientes. Un montón de lugares para sentarse también, incluso con algunos asientos al aire libre.

Wow, just had a bottle of wine with a couple of platters prepared by Andrew. Considering that one may think it’s a cafe in a supermarket, which it is, but it certainly takes the SUPER out of market. Service was excellent. The food was brilliant. Delicious Waitrose deli treats, lovely chilled bottle of SauvignonBlanc and service with a smile. Try it, you’ll love it. Knocks the spots of many big name venues.

Eaten here on several occasions and vow ‘never again’. Queues at counters and then have to queue up at 2 tills to pay while yummy mummys flap about and people dither at the till...meanwhile your hot food and drinks go cold. Dirty tables piled with used plates mount up as insufficient partners try to clear tables. Crockery and cutlery was dirty. Drinks and cakes were tasty. Overall, it was disorganised and a mess. It’s not a standard you’d expect from JLP but sadly it’s always the same.

This is a good place to stop for a bite when you're tired out from shopping. The prices are OK for central London and the view over Oxford street from the balcony is great.

Enjoyed the early breakfast, egg and bacon, well cooked, super service. the restaurant is on the top floor and is easily accessible.

Always know I will have a chance to rest a while and enjoy a drink or snack in this top of the store venue. It's bright and breezy, the open aspect is welcome and you are left unhurried to enjoy a brief respite from the frenzy of Oxford Street in December. It's comfortable if you are on your own and there are plenty of staff about to ensure there is minimal waiting or queuing. It's a well run venue, cloakrooms on the same floor too.

Bland tasteless food served in the Brent Cross branch of the Place to Eat with staff more in a hurry to get menu signs down but unable to advise customers that fresh & clotted cream is a viable to accompany desserts for the price being charged!

Lovely pit stop when slogging through the shops. They do a lovely cream tea with fresh scones and clotted cream. Reasonably priced and nice staff

Am here at 1509 for a late lunch. No free tables to be found other than a handful littered with dirty dishes. Not even the height of lunchtime. Come on JL you need to employ more staff to clear tables! Similar issues with the water/ice which had run out and is a regular occurrence. Tomato soup is very nice however.

I visit regularly and certainly this is a lovely space to relax, socialise, eat and plan your purchases!

After recent renovations The new cafe has opened in John Lewis Peterborough. Excellent service by staff that seem proud to be working here. Good product knowledge of dishes. It would be nice to have a slightly r selection of dishes though

Menu looks inviting and taste delicious from cakes to salad to sandwiches to hot food. And coffee taste amazing.

This renowned store is a two minute walk from Oxford Street tube station so a good place to meet friends for a chat. The self-service restaurant is on the top floor. It is modern and spacious, with dining tables and chairs as well as more comfy seating.

An old favorite which has been given a refresh, now bright and breezy with an outdoor terrace which has the best views over London. Good home-cook feel food, just the place to get away from everything. Also was clean and the staff we encountered very friendly – so well-done John Lewis.

had really nice coffee and scone for lunch Coffee shop nice and bright and clean. but warning my only worry was that all cakes are on a stand to help shelf and take to cashier i have a nut problem and couldnt find tongs that had not been kept away from other cake all seemred to be on sliced cake but girls gave me fresh scone with untouched tongs

All the ingredients were there for a great Full English breakfast HOWEVER the potatoes were undercooked, all the food was cold, the bacon was undercooked and the toast only toasted on one side. All delivered for a top dollar price.

Always impressed with cleanliness, light and airiness up on floor 5. Plenty of different areas to sit in and wait for friends if you're having a drink and a snack. Usually staff all efficient and pleasant, this week was no exception. Restrooms nearby too.

It is not an uncommon occurrence to receive a lukewarm hot chocolate at a cafe, but I’m afraid that John Lewis didn’t do any better than the rest. Not a special cafe by any means. Probably just a place to find a quick refreshment during an intensive shopping mission - or to shelter from the rain as we did.

We purchased 2 kids meals and they was great value for money at just £3. Good portion. Good price. Good quality. Good for family meals with kids

Often in London and when I need a base to catch up, eat or drink then this is the place for me. Very nice toast and marmalade and coffee for late breakfast and quiet corners if you need to work or study.

Yesterday about 3 pm I went to John Lewis at Oxford St shopping.I was very hungry so I went to Place to Eat.But I was refused to be served by Emanuel who said he is the manager.I only asked Emanuel to put fish with mash potatoes and peas without porcelain small pots.Emanuel said told that this policy to serve with those pots.I came to John Lewis to spend few hundred pounds yesterday but I left the shop.

How can a usually sensible retailer make such a mess of a cafe? Endless queues, staff stood around offering cakes when the drink queue is six people long. Tables not cleared and paths littered with high chairs.

Mi madre y yo decidimos ir a desayunar a John Lewis en Oxford Street esta mañana en el restaurante donde comer.

expensive, stale, chilly salmon and cream cheese bagel eaten on a dirty table. I think I will give this one a swerve next time. Great views over the city though.

Lots of choices to eat, hot and cold, seating area accommodates large bags and large groups and children. I recommend.

I like the canteen feel. Fresh food, freshly cooked (I think) & a limited variety. I noticed too, that the quality is not as good as before & the staff are definitely disinterested. Poor management.

Una vez más cometimos el error de comer en The Place to Eat. La comida de la cantina no comestible terrible. El pastel de cordero, el puré pesado, los guisantes sin sabor y la salsa de paquetes no valía 1, no importa 7. 95 pagado. Dejamos la mayor parte de nuestra comida en los platos.

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The decor is very tired and it feels less clean than it should be.

It is a cool place to rest and grab a bite or have tea time on the rooftop of John Lewis.. Coffees and cakes are good.. Seating is spacious with indoor and terrace option.

We do our food shopping at the fantastic food hall in the basement every Saturday but first stop is the place to eat - scone , cream & jam & a flat white .

we went there for a sandwich and a drink, nice and clean with friendly staff our sandwich was nice and fresh but a bit expensive for what we had

Had cake and a cuppa with John Lewis Loyalty card voucher ( sadly now being cut due to austerity?). Lots of choices of cake per day, generally around 10 at around £3.25 per portion with hot drinks extra. If you don't mind serving yourself from the hot drinks machine, you can save a bit of time queuing. Good view of shopping street from balcony. Free WiFi

Early breakfast (10mins after opening) and told that may be out of sausages already (not quite sure how that’s possible). Really disappointing breakfast, bacon over cooked, hash browns over cooked, beans with a thick skin over. Took an age for the food to arrive, overall a really disappointing breakfast and won’t be back.

Needed a mid afternoon tea to meet up and chat. Very pleased with the choice. Nice cup Early Grey tea and a black currant cheese cake.

Had a sandwich here on a Saturday afternoon in London. Sandwich was very delicious and many tables were available. A bit pricey but it’s central London. Would recommend.

Popped in for a quick light lunch on a Monday. Had the fish and chips which was good quality value for money and nice surroundings. For a department store cafe probably the best around. Sent up from the ground floor by one of those pleasant lady guides now strategically placed next to the escalators. They should send training staff to the Sheffield outlet to show them how to do it better.

Lovely little stop for food and drink, I was not expecting much so I was really impressed. Thank You! All the staff were cheerful and helpful!!

Tucked away on the top floor of John Lewis, the Place to Eat is both spacious and beautifully clean with friendly staff serving great coffee. Cakes and sandwiches too. Well worth a visit if you need a break from all that shopping!!

Lovely cheese scone, very fresh and tasty. Top views across Leith down to the firth of forth. Great staggard seating so as many people as possible get a great view

Popped in here for a free coffee and cake, you get vouchers if you sign up for the JL membership card ( not the credit card).

Awesome place with positive vibes all around. Perfect destination for Tourists. Would surely love to visit again. Dream country

Stopped here on a rainy day for a cup of tea and fruit scone. Was very busy and we could see why. Scones were freshly cooked and delicious. Good atmosphere. Reasonable price.

He visitado esta sucursal de JL en muchas ocasiones, pero no sabía que existía este café. Está en el quinto piso. Es muy grande con amplios asientos. Sin embargo, necesita una reforma. Tiene un aspecto de cantina y alfombras viejas que necesitan una actualización con una zona de descanso más acogedora. Sin embargo, este sería un gran lugar para reunirse con un amigo o hacer una parada entre las compras. Al igual que con los cafés JL, el precio es similar al de sus otros cafés, no es barato. Las rebanadas de pastel son 3 - 5, el té es 2. 20 y el café es 2. 55 (creo). Hay un balcón (que en un día con mejor clima) tendría buenas vistas y buen aire fresco, pero hacía demasiado frío para sentarse allí el día que visité. Volvería de nuevo por conveniencia, pero en cuanto al ambiente, no le falta nada más que una sensación de comedor.

Ubicada en el quinto piso de la tienda John Lewis, esta popular y espaciosa cafetería ofrece un agradable refugio en la concurrida Oxford Street. Tuvimos bebidas calientes y pasteles con vales complementarios de la tienda, así que estos fueron de gran valor! El amable y servicial personal hizo nuestra segunda visita a esta cafetería, sin duda, una para recordar. Vale la pena una visita.

Los bollos suelen estar secos y el té débil. Muy caro y el sonido de las sillas chirriando mientras se arrastran y el piso cada vez que alguien se sienta se está rallando una vez que lo note. Las partes de los niños de la oferta de comida no estaban disponibles. El personal es agradable, aunque. Hmm

Soy un gran fan de John Lewis, así que esto realmente me sorprendió. Visité a mi hija en su cumpleaños, habíamos estado yendo a una cadena de café, pero decidí ir a JLP porque era un día especial. Llegamos a eso de las 4. 15 para encontrar solo un contador abierto, y una cola. No había muchos clientes entrando al restaurante, pero el "equipo detrás del mostrador estaba tan confuso, ineficiente y lento que causó la cola. Esperamos pacientemente. Mientras esperaba, noté que un miembro del personal masculino le frotaba la cara, nariz, ojos, barba y boca con ambas manos. Luego procedió a hacer café para alguien sin lavarse las manos primero. Que asco Los tres miembros del personal detrás del mostrador parecían ser incapaces de trabajar en equipo. Después de haber esperado en la parte delantera de la cola durante unos minutos, porque todo el personal parecía estar haciendo otro trabajo que no era el de servir, el personal sirvió a la persona que estaba detrás de mí (que era consciente de que no me habían atendido, ¡grosero!). Hice una mueca y alguien más, el tipo de barba, me sirvió. Le pedí educadamente que se lavara las manos, ya que lo había visto frotándose la cara. El lo hizo Entonces pedí un poco de pastel de zanahoria. En la parte superior de la torta era lo que parecía flapjack - no está seguro de cómo sucedió. No hubo ninguna disculpa o explicación, así que pregunté qué era. Me dijeron que era semillas de calabaza. Pude ver semillas de calabaza pero señalé la mezcla de avena y me dijeron que era granola. Ninguna disculpa Luego, los otros dos en el equipo pasaron años buscando las hojas de alergia para demostrarme que el pastel de zanahoria no tenía frutos secos. ¡No había dicho nada sobre alergias, sino que simplemente estaba tratando de llamar la atención sobre el hecho de que no había ninguna razón para que pudiera ver la granola en mi pastel! El punto se perdió, y se formó más cola a medida que estos torpes empleados continuaban trabajando. ¡Tenía a los tres tratando de servirme a la vez! El granola no le agregó nada al pastel, de hecho lo estropeó. Sentí que recibimos un servicio muy pobre, por parte de personal presuntamente inexperto y mal formado. Sentí que les faltaba supervisión y liderazgo. Es una pena. Fui a un John Lewis diferente una semana antes y tuve una experiencia completamente diferente. ¡Nunca habría ocurrido en el Barova!

this is a good place for a quick coffee when shopping in John Lewis. The food quality is good and there are plenty of seats and tables but it can be very busy at lunch time. Good coffee and the ginger cake was really nice

The Caesar salad was stale. I found lots of lettuce leaves at the bottom of the bowl that were wilted and black! Whilst the chicken was moist it was tasteless. I will not be having this dish if I ever come back.

I visited here for the first time with my friend. We struggled to get a table as it was so busy but we eventually found one. She waited at the table whilst I ordered. The chips were nearly cold so the gentleman took them away & said he'd get fresh ones. The lady also realised there was only 1 piece of fish left but said it would take 9 minutes. There were about 4 of us waiting for fish & if it takes so long & it was so busy, it would've been better to start cooking it sooner. After about 3 mins the chips came out but the fish still had 6mins left so I just had the chips before they got cold. There were about 6 people awaiting fish & it all seemed very disorganised. The restaurant was clean & had a nice atmosphere but not sure I'd eat there again due to the service

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Although this cafeteria is in an excellent position, the service was inefficient and slow. The queue was nearly out of the door and I had to wait nearly 25 minutes to reach the top of it to order a basket of soggy chips. The sandwich selection was poor with no tongs available to pick up the bagels. Saying that, the packaged egg and watercress sandwich was tasty. My daughter and I were lucky enough to secure a table outside on a beautiful sunny afternoon, but the walk to the table was perilous as the balcony was littered with many many empty trays and food wrappers. Disappointed with John Lewis, could do a lot better.

We were reassured that despite the recent John Lewis and Partners announcement that food will no longer be made on the premises; at the flagship Oxford Street store it still is. This doesn’t apply to everything though, as items such as such as sandwiches and cakes are unashamedly bought in and not that appealing.

A few weeks ago we went for breakfast, after half-an-hour of waiting it was served stone cold and incomplete. We were surprised, as we often have breakfast there, so we complained and received an apology and reimbursement. Usually excellent, so we thought just an off day. So this week we went for lunch instead. I had a place of hard, only partly cooked rice with ratatouille equally uncooked. Didn't bother to complain this time but won't be going back.

staff seems to be under pressure, no cleaning of tables in time, looks not well managed. once you sit it is ok, some tables have nice view and on the floor above there is a kind of roof garden also poorly managed, given that kids use it as a playing ground

I’ve just had a smashing gluten free BLT sandwich. One of the best GF sandwiches I’ve had out - I have coeliac disease. Would recommend.

When we arrived to have tea and cake there were loads of tables that were dirty with dirty plates and trays on. The server was reluctant to give us fresh milk in a jug, don’t see the issue. When we got to our table there was no cups and saucers given to us.

Nous revenons toujours chez John LeWis avec plaisir. Après achats, pause cappuccino 😁😊😎 thank you

Stopped here due to the place to eat in our nearest John Lewis offers great food and service, however don;t bother here. Coffee queue long and new member of staff left on their own until queue built up. Breakfast stop - we were told no sausages even through most items you order have them in it! 30 min wait if you wanted one! Overcooked/reheated poached egg and poor choice. Won't be back!

I had a scone with clotted cream at the Westfield JL Place to Eat. The scone was hard and tasteless the cream very rich. The tea was mediocre. The staff were disorganised the staff member at the till-point kept leaving her station and attending the cake/pasty section which I think is unhygienic. I found her customer service very bad. The cafe is never busy Ive been a couple of times. Never enough staff and apart from a friendly waiter no-one is interested. I won't be going there again.

We sat outside on the terrace which has been opened recently and it was very pleasant. The coffee is made by machine and is ok but frustratingly slow. The scone was ok too, rather than great. Two coffees, one scone jam and cream and one small bottle of water came to over £10 so quite expensive.

I went to this comfortable cafe. I had a lovely Victorian lemonade with free ice and glass. Lovely place and great ambience ...:

We visited on the Saturday, the food was excellent and very good value however the queue system is just awful!! people can stand in one of three places, nobody is directed to the hot food hot drinks or otherwise and management need to sort this out. Everyone was complaining in the queue and it is not the fault of the staff who are doing their best to make a poor system work

Situated on the 5th floor of the John Lewis store we were surprised by the size of the cafe and the number of tables available. There will be even more soon when the new roof terrace is opened. We had hot drinks and cakes using complementary store vouchers so these were great value! Helpful and friendly staff made the visit one to remember.

Ham hock pie came with a beautiful crust but the content was lacking in ham, comprising mainly peas and carrots in an insipid sauce. Plate cold pie just warm and chips almost cold. Gravy like varnish.