John Lewis - The Place to Eat in Camden

Westfield Stratford City, GlutonFree muy limitado thr scone que tenía hoy era muy seco que contenía alrededor de 4 sultanas era asqueroso y no era uno de los apagados definitivamente necesita cambiar de proveedor

Horriblemente, si la intención era recrear una cafetería de 1960 con pisos pegajosos y mesas con bebidas de autoservicio y anuncios tannoy que interrumpen cualquier tipo de conversación, entonces tuvieron éxito.

Fantastic location, well presented, limited variety of vegetarian options (particularly hot). Excessively priced (and small portions) considering the nature of the food but good quality. Plenty of seating available.

John Lewis in Oxford Street, London has a selection of restaurants to choose from. The Restaurant on the 5th floor has seating both inside and out on the balcony overlooking Oxford Street. There is a very large selection of meals, snacks and drinks to choose from. The is lots of seating but it does get very busy and can get noisy. Clean with pleasant staff.

Went there yesterday, not been for years as last latte I had was the worse one I ever had! Busy, but had a table along wall. Table clean but bench seats all greasy and food everywhere, nothing to clean them with. Waited ages while husband got coffees. He said the girl had to be told time and time again what he wanted! She took ages to do two coffees and a cake. The cake was nice, although a bit thin. Latte was good, had a cappucino afterwards also but 3/4 full cup! Lukewarm. Why can't they make coffees properly? Not the right temp. Won't bother going again. there was a lady who looked like a supervisor, tidying up etc. but she was not watching the coffee area and could have helped stop the waiting time. Much quicker in M&S!

Really bad costumer service yesterday at John Lewis technology sector between 5pm and 6pm two girls didn’t want to helps at all they were talking constantly giggling and to paying attention to help us , we we’re looking for laptop to buy but we couldn’t sadly because there was a not Seles Assistant to help us in that point , very disappointing and rude from them because we did eye contact and they still wasn’t interested to help us ! Definitely not recommend and is all never go back there !

Visited John Lewis 'A place to Eat' today for lunch and was appalled by the state of the restaurant area. Tables were cluttered with cups and plates with left over food on them and the chairs and floor were littered with the remnants of food. The staff didn't have a clue regarding the menu and seemed pre=occupied with doing several jobs at once rather than focusing on customer care (obviously this restaurant does not have enough staff to operate the restaurant competently). The self service coffee machine served cold coffee and it tasted awful!! When visiting Chelmsford it was always a pleasure to stop off at John Lewis for a lunch break but from now on I'll find somewhere else to eat, absolutely disgusting experience!!

Wir wollten in der White City eine Kleinigkeit essen und haben durch Zufall das Café im John Lewis entdeckt. Wir wurden freundlich begrüßt und auch die Auswahl an Kuchen überzeugte uns. Die Heiße Schokolade mundete ebenfalls. Durch die Höhe des Lage kann man eine weite Aussicht genießen. Insgesamt durchaus empfehlenswert.

Unfortunately I follow a gluten free diet but find most places are efficient and clued up with proper labelling when out eating . The system at John Lewis is archaic,time consuming,and unsatisfactory! If you want to purchase a cake in the cafe an assistant who isn't busy has to be found who calls for somebody else to fetch an allergies book who now asks which cake is required then ploughs through book to find said cake. If this cake does contain gluten another has to be requested and so on and so forth until waiting friends and coffee are bored and cold. These cakes are not hand made on the premises so surely a label can be made and put on the label that says seek advice? Or stuck to cake lid.In this day and age when retail stores want to encourage your trade this inefficient service is outdated and a poor showing and does the opposite.

Fui aquí ayer después de decir previamente que nunca quise volver. (La última vez que fui, una mujer derramó media taza de café sobre mí tratando de usar la cafetera.) Quiero ser fiel a John Lewis y, francamente, hago muchas compras allí y, en consecuencia, gasto mucho dinero en la tienda. Sin embargo, mi compañero y yo fuimos allí ayer para tomar un té con crema. Tuvimos que esperar diez minutos para la crema ya que se habían acabado. Además, odio que todo sea autoservicio ahora. Hicimos nuestras teteras, el agua no estaba tan caliente como me gustaría y tuve que pasar por varias tazas antes de encontrar dos sin manchas. Los condimentos / cubiertos no están con las tazas / cafetera ni donde pagas, así que tienes que ir a tres estaciones diferentes. ¡Todo esto mientras lleva un montón de compras! Para ser sincero, si quisiera hacer mi propio té o café, puedo hacerlo en casa. Francamente, volveré a Marks and Spencer de aquí en adelante, donde te prepararán la bebida y, de hecho, prefiero la comida.

The cafe in John Lewis is on the top floor and located in the kids’ department. It is very large with a range of seating. It is ALWAYS possible to get a table. The acoustics are good and the food is fine. The sandwiches seem a bit expensive to me but the pizza is good value. They do kids’ lunch boxes too. Everything is clean and calm. Kids are welcome and due to good acoustics and space it doesn’t matter if the little ones are a tad noisy! It’s also a good place to take your laptop and work. Fine to sit there all day with a coffee. It’s not the most romantic place, I mean it’s a department store cafe but it is soooooo much more relaxed and quiet than the other restaurants in and around Westfield. I absolutely refuse to queue for Wagamama for example!

¡Este es el lugar al que debes dirigirte para alejarte de las multitudes en las tiendas de abajo! ! Está totalmente vacío y tiene mucho espacio y la comida que se ofrece es de calidad también. Es un poco una caminata para llegar situado en el piso superior pero merece la pena y el personal es excelente.

Fui a Stratford John Lewis y fue recibido por una encantadora dama que me mostró y explicó todos los pasteles que se ofrecen. El personal de servicio y el cajero también fueron acogedores y amables. La comida y las bebidas eran tan buenas como cabría esperar.Si estás en la zona, ¡pruébalo!

He estado varias veces en el último mes y los estándares son en su mayoría pobres. Además de un par de socios muy comprometidos y educados. . . La decoración necesita atención urgente.Las bombillas se dejan parpadeando o se queman. . . los clientes dejaron de tener conversaciones ruidosas en teléfonos móviles o jugar videojuegos excesivamente ruidosos en su teléfono. Algunos tacaños se sientan allí con sus computadoras portátiles conectadas a los enchufes de la pared. El personal no se molesta en confrontar a estos clientes. . . arruinando todo para los muchos clientes restantes.Las sillas en algunas partes del café se están pelando y necesitan ser actualizadas. Las teteras están manchadas y la temperatura es demasiado fría que terminas poniéndote el abrigo y la bufanda después de 30 minutos.¡DEFINITIVAMENTE NO ES UN ENTORNO AGRADABLE PARA RELAJARSE! Tuiteas para plantear las preocupaciones anteriores y la respuesta es informar a los miembros del personal. ¿El personal no tiene ojos y oídos propios? ! #vergonzosa #fail. ¡NO VISITES! ! !

Staff helped me with my pull trolley. In fact I am going back there in a couple of weeks' time for another breakfast

Really dirty. The glasses are not clean at all and after the first sip of coffe, I left it there on the table.

We have visited The Place to Eat at JL many times whilst on shopping trips and it is always a disappointment to find that the menu is boring and not much choice for gluten free food. It is always busy so it would be good for JL to vary the menu and hot food and sandwiches for customers with allergies. Gluten Free brownies and scones is normally what is on offer and not a good choice for lunch.

Dirty tray. Dirty Spoon. Not the standards no expect. But some really friendly nice lovely staff and lovely food options. So 5/5 for food quality.

Mi amigo y yo vinimos aquí y tuvimos un trato especial. . . . bollo, mermelada, crema y té o café por 5. 50 cada uno. Mi bollo no estaba tan fresco como podría ser, aunque mi amiga disfrutó la suya. Buenas mañanas de compras así que no quería hacer olas. Pero no volveré a tener eso de nuevo.

Entré en el desayuno y comencé con la ensalada de fruta fresca. Mi primer bocado fue kiwi, fue absolutamente amargo, este fue mi segundo intento de intentarlo y obtuvo el mismo resultado. Vamos John Lewis, puedes hacerlo mejor que eso. 3 estrellas para el café y bollo de fruta que no era fresco.

El restaurante es de buen tamaño con asientos en el interior y al aire libre. los asientos al aire libre es genial en un día soleado.

Una vez más nos vendieron comida de muy mala calidad en The Place to Eat. No comprendemos cómo una empresa que afirma vender alimentos de calidad produce constantemente alimentos de baja calidad en sus restaurantes.

Place: I could not expect such a wonderful place inside the shop! Indoor and outdoor seatings, nice view , specious , kids-friendly.

Busiest shopping weekend of the year and hugely under staffed. Shame because the quality of food is very good. Expect more from John lewis.

After a touch of shopping I remembered I had a voucher for free tea/coffee and cake for two, so thought why not indeed.

£2.50 for a tiny slice of rocky road was enough to put me off. Genuinely tiny slice. We stuck to a cup of tea and a couple of bottles of fizzy pop as a result. Nice setting with great views. That’s all.

Nice place a coffee & cake whilst shopping. Located on the top floor of John Lewis in westfields. Nice Mocha & lovely carrot & pumpkin cake slice with plenty of seating area too

En una nota positiva, el personal era muy amable y educado.

I have to admit that as often as I visit Bluewater that I never even knew there was this larger John Lewis café tucked up on the third floor. We used vouchers that we had received for tea and cake and were surprised by the size of the place, stunning and flooded with sunshine. Each kiosk was bustling with lunch rush customers and we were ourselves greeted by cheerful and friendly servers. With all that going so well it's kind of a shame about everything else. My partner received a fork still stained with the last patron's dessert and while he did enjoy his apple pie with a generous side of his favourite clotted cream unfortunately my promising looking chocolate cake was a dismal affair. Underneath the tables was also riddled with crumbs, all along the booths against the wall. I wouldn't have thought a place like John Lewis would be so lax, especially in high traffic areas where food is served.

Este es un lugar bastante decente con diferentes opciones para comer, pero han perdido el área central de "pastelería" desde la última vez que fuimos a visitarla hace dos años y también dejaron de hacer pizzas "Crea tu propio". Solo puedes pedir un cuarto de rebanada de 2 sabores ahora; Margarita y Pepperoni, aunque sabía bien. Visitamos dos veces después de ir de compras en el centro de Westfield y encontrar las otras áreas de comidas que empacar (como siempre) y nos gustó el hecho de que podía conseguir una mesa fácilmente, pero no había la opción que recordamos de nuestra última visita.

The cafe is always under staffed, 15mins wait to get a cup of coffee . Also they are always running out of food . Not a great selection food especially for vegetarians. . They cafe closes very early compared to others shops and find out my last Saturday. They have to close so they can clean and put the trap for the rats that they have there . Won’t be eating there again

John Lewis a place to eat are not as nice as they were and not great value for money but ....

Well laid out plenty of room to site and lots of natural light. Food is good and coffee and tea of an excellent standard. Not too pricey. Worth a visit if in town!

Peaceful place in a busy shopping centre. Friendly staff, quite environment...ideal for studying or reading. Only one drawback that they do not have plugs (there is only 1 working)...

Llamamos y tuvimos un rápido té/café y pastel. Como cabe imaginar, el servicio y la limpieza era genial. El café es bastante largem y distribuida con un montón de espacio entre las mesas.

Lo mejor de John Lewis es que el personal propio de un pequeño pedazo de la tienda. Así es como su tienda, su atención al cliente, sus productos.

My hubby had a pot of tea and I had a hot chocolate.

Go for the tea & cake, and lovely windows,, with plenty of seats the the views is a little obscured with the writing..for food, whilst the menu sounds appetising it appears not always available.. the competition here is a little superior.

You can always depend on getting a nice drink and tasty cake at a John Lewis Place To Eat. Always make a relaxing break from shopping.

The two stars feel very mean. The restaurant is lovely, clean and spacious.i have been three times recently with my husband. I have been shopping and eating in John Lewis since the late 1950's so have some experience of this company. The place to eat is disgrace. The soup is cold, the cakes - sometimes - are not very fresh, the "barista" did make our coffee (we asked) first time reluctantly, second time a cappuccino end up black ? And took so long I could have had a nap. This is really bad for your reputation.

如果有家人他們的會員卡，每季還是每半年會有一次免費飲品加蛋糕的兌換券喔。

Recientemente estuve en Londres y necesitaba un lugar para encontrarse con un amigo y tener una reunión almuerzo. Alguien se refiere a los restaurantes en la 3ª planta de John Lewis y fue el lugar perfecto para un buen almuerzo de negocios. Buena comida y servicio a un precio decente.

Aunque un poco caro, esta es una buena opción para comida caliente y fría, si quieres evitar la pista de comida.

les fish and chips en grande quantité mais à peine tièdes, il vaut mieux prendre un thé au lait car le café était imbuvable, mais l'endroit est très calme dans cet énorme centre commercial

Paramos para una comida rápida antes de un concierto en el estadio olímpico. Se destacó en la cola durante 10 minutos viendo la versión espera de policías keystone con números de mesa y otros tan divertido ilegible japes. Pescado y patatas fritas después de revisar pedido tiempo ya que estábamos en una apretada agenda, 10 minutos nos informaron. Hicimos nuestro número de mesa y nos dieron una mesa y esperé, y esperé y esperé. La señora de enfrente se hizo su pizza de unos 25 minutos antes de su marido. Vimos el pescado y patatas fritas pasan pero ninguno para nosotros. El tema policías keystone continuó. Mi esposa finalmente fui a preguntar donde estaba nuestra comida y ta la apareció en un par de minutos casi 45 minutos después de realizado el pedido. El pescado y las patatas fritas cuando llegó era normal pero soy de Cromer, así que tienen un alto nivel para mantener.

Tarta preciosa y un café que tiene aquí, un montón de asientos con suficiente privacidad disponible para tener conversaciones sin techo. Las tartas eran regularmente repuestos y había un montón de personal, aunque algunas mesas tomó un poco de tiempo para ser liquidados

Este no es el mejor café de diseño. Autoservicio parece ser el nombre del juego. Normalmente hacen la bebida a través de una máquina de café Barista. Esta rama utiliza máquina de café de pantalla, yo sé que el tipo de máquina utilizada. Estos no suelen hacer buena espuma pero estos. En mi opinión, desde la entrada, conseguir una bandeja, que tener que ir al centro de la cafetería para comprar bebidas y pastel no tiene sentido. Tienen una cafetería grande, pero podría ser mejor distribuido y ofrecen bebidas barista estilo como prácticamente todos los demás cafés en el centro. Creo que para una sucursal insignia que permite al café bien reconocidos.

Había una variedad de lasaña que parecía seco y muy apenado por su propia o la perspectiva de pescado y patatas con guisantes por £9. 50.

The space, and calm and decor is lovely. However it is a bit stressful using the less than ideal hot drinks machines to serve yourself pots of tea - the machines do not give out the correct amount of hot water for their teapots so you have to press twice then try to cancel halfway through the second push - it takes ages as the machine says it is waiting for water to heat between pots. Problem here is if you have one than one pot to fill (we had five), the first teas are stewed and too strong by the time you finally fill all pots and pay and take them to your table - you don't get this with staff who use hot water taps.Asked for fresh milk rather than wasteful non-environmentally friendly teeny plastic pots and proceeded to have to wait five minutes for a staff member to go and ask the manager for permission - more stewed tea. Eventually was given a jug but it was an inconvenience to them we sensed.If the machines were more efficient and did cold milk on tap - problem solved. Advised they did not have jugs, despite having fancy Emma Bridgewater crockery to display the cakes on etc - it's not like the store doesn't have an abundance of jugs.

Enjoyed a lot!! Great veriety of italian food and very good service. warm atmosphere Sure i will come back again.

Little bit pricey but it was nice. Good size fish, chips and peas. The lasagne was delicious and the side salad was nice and fresh. My only gripe, the queue to pay was long enough to have warranted opening the other till and then the food would have been hotter when it came to eat it. The food was steaming when it was put on the plate. The Twinnings English breakfast tea, which although you prepared it yourself, was in a teapot and was a very nice pot of tea. Staff were pleasant enough and it was nice to be greeted as we entered and a thank you and good bye as we left. The place was bright and airy with clean tables.

While staying in Westfield over Christmas we had tried a few cafes before we discovered John Lewis . We paid £3 each for tea and toast in J. Lewis compared to £15 in another cafe the day before. The variety of breakfast on offer was very good and the staff particularly helpful. The cafe is bright and clean and great value.

We popped to Westfield for a quick breakfast before going up town to shop. The John Lewis £5.95 for 5 items breakfast seemed the best option. Unfortunately though the items didn't look particularly appetising. The toast was laid out on the side waiting for someone who felt sorry for it. Of course it was very cold and tough as old boots. The eggs were ok but the sausages were average, hash browns were dry and Luke warm, mushrooms tasted ok and the hot baked beans were good. None of it was worth the price we paid for it and none of it was up to John Lewis normal standard. Sorry

In the café now the central area for tea, coffee and cakes has been replaced by a table laid out with some uncovered cakes. You have to get the coffee yourself from a machine on the other side of the room (the coffee had a bad taste). I can see this has been done to save money on staff but I think it is a false economy. I would prefer not to have free coffee and cake vouchers, pay a bit more, or both to have the old service and coffee back any day. Most chain cafes have covered open food and staff who make your coffee.I used to love my trips to John Lewis. I would punctuate visit with a coffee, salad and scone (btw the scone was still excellent, as usual. I hope that doesn’t change next).Also, while I was shopping in the store I overheard some staff complaining about changes they were not happy with. Seems like something is brewing.

Had the best lasagne ever. Staff were incredible and so nice and patient as I couldn't decide at first. Will 1000% be going here again. Just makes your shopping experience that much better having a nice place to sit down and eat. Love John Lewis

We ate here when the shopping centre fast food area was heaving. Me and my son had make your own pizzas and they were both decent and tasted nice. However, it took 2 attempts to get mine right because the first one had the wrong ingredients on it. We had chocolate fudge cake after and it was nice enough but they had been taken out of the fridge / freezer quite recently and were still very cold in the middle and didn't quite taste "ready".All in all, there was a good choice of food here but it wasn't great.

二人で行きました。私はカフェラテ、相手はカプチーノを飲みました。ちょっと休憩する目的で行きました。まわりのカフェにくらべ、人は少ないです。

Place to Eat is located on 5th floor of John Lewis store on busy Oxford Street in London, famed for its shopping in great stores such as Marks & Spencer, Selfridges, House of Frasers, John Lewis, Debenhams, NEXT, Primark etc.This cafeteria has good selection of cooked food as well as choice of salads and sandwiches plus hot soup - all at reasonable price. A delicious 2 course lunch could costs Gbp 11.00.

Most in-store cafe's are neither good or bad, just a place to rest your feet and have a cup of coffee and a cake. OK some store cafe's are pretty poor. I am pleased to advise this is not one of them. It was very busy but once we had a table everything was fine.

We were recommended this place by a local, who said the view was spectacular, spectacular if you like building sites, if you really screwed your head around the way, you could see the back end of the Olympic stadium, but not that impressive, a jungle of concrete and hard hats everywhere.for the three of us to have a cake and hot drinks was about £15, I wouldn't call that cheap, the place lacked an atmosphere, all kind of eat and get out kind of vibe going on.Plenty of staff, but took a bit more time than I thought to get served, apparently lots of cleaning to do before bring in the shekels, I get that, but then isn't the customer always right. Management note: Maybe have someone on the till, and delegate people to clean, top up the knives and forks, then there was this insistence by the staff member who served me to get a John Lewis club card, I told them twice that I didn't want one, but they continued, then I dealt the blow that I lived abroad, and there is no John Lewis where I live. Then the attitude changed and said why didn't I tell them that in the first place, sorry, do I need to hand over such information to get a bloomin' tea and scone in here. Disappointed all round, should've just gone to Greggs across the road, staff are friendlier there.

Staff disengaged the hostess barely looked at patrons was not able to order what I wanted ended up why a dry scone - would not recommend and doubtful if would return - in short avoid - can do better elsewhere in shopping centre

Having visited a number of independents whilst on holiday I have to say that JL was the best. Lovely moist carrot cake, decent pot of tea and very nice staff.

Met up with a friend at Westfield and headed to John Lewis for a cuppa and chatThere are at least two counters where you can be served a hot drink and cakes etcReasonaby priced drinks we did not have a cake. it was prior to lunch time so did not see hot meals but sandwiches looked very tastyThere is a huge seating area with choice of table and chairs and armchairs. We were not disturbed while while we were chatting although there were staff working hard and clarngin tables. We did have to wait quite a while to be served . There were a lot of mums and buggys and some very noisy children! THere was an offer on kids meals!

i enjoy shopping here especially when they have offers its not expensive.when i last went they handed out perfume samples asked me if i wanted my make up done to test for free. If you get a john lewis partnership card you collect money to spend it store in the form of vouchers. If you get a my john lewis card you get free hot drink and cake and invites to events at christmas et - here they give extra 10percent of for e.g.

I have eaten in a number of John Lewis Cafes/Restaurants and have always been satisfied with their offering.The Place to Eat at Westfield, Stratford is no different. As you walk in you are presented with a number of counters for hot drinks, cold drinks, hot food and cold food. All are laid out very clearly with menus on top of the counters. I do think the menus are rather small, however, it is easy enough to see whats on offer.As usual with John Lewis all of the staff are very pleasant and go out of their way to help!I had Sausage and Mash with caramelised onion and gravy and my mother had a prawn sandwich. Both were extremely tasty and not bad value for money. The main restaurant is light and airy with plenty of seating. it was very noisy, but i think that was the design of the room rather than anything else.If your in Westfield and need to stop for a drink or something to eat then The Place to Eat is definitely worth a visit.