Morris Of Bond Street in City of London, Westminster

One of the places you don’t even question as the turnover is so great. I thought Coffee in Mayfair cannot go wrong! I sat inside & soon after a regular came with his basset hound dog from the rain! The gentleman, whom I supposed was the owner, fed the dog a couple of chicken meat ( or else ) pet the dog profusely, even went outside to continue doing so,…. Came back in and carried on making sandwiches & handling food!! YES you guessed it, no hand-washing in between……

Stumbled upon this place by chance, we were shopping nearby and were looking for a place to have a drink and a snack, and this place turned out to be just perfect for that. The place was full and very busy, which is always a good sign, but we found the [last] free table inside. We had a Toasted Sandwich and a Meal Sandwich and a hot and cold drink, all of which tasted very nice. I recommend this place if you are a little hungry and nearby.

What a little gem in the heart of London. Needed a pit stop and had the best cup of tea x2 and mocha. The food looked and smelt really nice, we had dinner reservations and didn’t want to spoil our appetite otherwise would have ordered food. Absolutely lovely guys serving, very friendly and welcoming. Used the restroom downstairs and noticed how spotless everything was. Would recommend and return. Thank you 🫶🏻

I read the reviews and was a little worried but found it such a charming experience. The staff were lovely. It wasn't particularly cheap but it is Mayfair!

i know Mayfair is over priced compared to everywhere else BUT this place is ridiculous. I work in this street and it staggers me how expensive it is. Toasted sandwich and a diet coke/ take away £9!!!! And no flavour at all.

I sat outside to have a coffee, on the table next to me a man was on the phone loudly swearing and laughing. I was shocked that the staff didn’t intervene but it turned out he was actually the manager! After finishing his hilarious blue phone call the man went back inside and resumed his position behind the counter. Disappointing behaviour for a place that charges £7 for a coffee and danish, I won’t be going back.

I used to get lunch there often but this will be the last time. They used to sell pasta for like £6.50/7. With the Eat out to help out scheme, they increased their price to £10.50. You don’t increase your menu with the eat out scheme. So there’s no point to get a meal there really. They are not really honest with the price they charge. And the portion is small. None of my colleagues say the price they charge is worth.

They are near Saville row and I stopped by for an espresso. Service was ok but they don’t have any toilet! Come on, we are on the 21st century!

£10.50 for a small bowl of Spaghetti and meatballs that tasted and looked like they were out of can. £3 for a can of Diet Coke in a glass with no ice or lemon. Definitely won’t go there again.

I live close by and I am all for supporting local independent shops but i found the owners here were greedy. I was charged £3.00 for bread ( 2 small pieces) with my tasteless soup. I also felt the waiter hovering over me constantly waiting for my table. I wont be returning.

i really like this small independent cafe. The staff are friendly and service efficient. The atmosphere is initmate, if you don't like sitting close to others it might not be for you, but I believe that it adds to the atmosphere. The breakfast is good and the orange juice freshley squeezed.

Not at very nice place. We were practically thrown out after 20 min. Because they wanted to give our table to other customers. They charged us double for the bland tasting sandwiches we ordered, because, "they belonged to the takeout menu". All in all a not a place I would ever come back to.

Terrible place calculating on a unique location. Take-away sandwiches is white toast and very simple filling. No sauces, no spices, no flavor at all. If you order them to eat in the cafe they are priced like their ordinary sandwiches...the very hasty and close to rude waiter didn’t inform of this, so you just get lousy overpriced food. The room is small with way to many seats so you have to be squeezed in. As soon as you have grabbed the last bite the plates are removed and the bill presented. If you are to slow to pay at the counter he starts to set the table for the next guests while you’re still there!!!

Food was like from supermarket warm up and we were practically thrown out after 15 minutes- as soon as we finished eating. Too expensive for microwave food and lousy service. P.s. do not go to the toilet, it is below standards.

Popped in for breakfast had two full English breakfasts and two coffees which was £30. Doesn’t sound extortionate until you understand we each had one horrifically undercooked poached egg which was floating in water, a spoonful of cold beans, two rashers of barely cooked bacon and one overcooked sausage. It was such a small plate of food we needed some toast to make it even feel that we had eaten. It is another example of London restaurants who know that they will always have trade so there was no quality ingredients and no quality of how it is prepared or served. I felt robbed, I wouldn’t go here again if they offered to pay they clearly don’t care about the customers just making easy money for food I’d be embarrassed about serving at home! My advice is steer clear for breakfast at least!!

I had a nice break and a cappuccino at this place. The coffee was really good. Nice to be able to sit outside even in November. Perfect for a coffee break.

Wij waren aan het winkelen in New Bondstreet en toen we zin hadden in de kopkoffie en er een toilet nodig was zijn we bij Morris gaan zitten. Gebak en koffie waren geweldig, om bij het toeliet te komen was een beleving opzichzelf en de bediening was heel vriendelijk. De rest hebben we niet gegeten of gedronken maar alles wat in de etalage lag zag er geweldig uit.

Excellent full breakfast with all the bits and bobs. The sausages and bacon were excellent. The service radiates family atmosphere. Nowadays a rare find in Central London. Definitely worth a visit.

¡He estado en este café varias veces e ir allí para tener el increíble pastel de naranja y polenta hecho en casa!

Visité el café en necesidad de sentarse y tomar una bebida caliente durante varias horas por el centro de Londres. Elegí este lugar porque estaba un poco alejado de New Bond Street, así que pensé que podría tener un mejor valor que las cadenas de la calle principal.

local coffee , breakfast and lunch I believe. it gives you a nice escape from the Bond Street style and poshness . I liked it and food is goooood. price wise it's ok for the Bond Street way of life.

Genuine Italian gastronomy with the possibility of eating there too. Pasta was excellent (spaghetti with bacon and leek) ... sandwich with roast-beef is amazing....better than katz delicatessen in NYC

Te engañan deliberadamente, es como un día de goma, la calidad de los alimentos y las bebidas es tan terrible y aún te cobran una prima, qué negocio deshonesto, debe evitarse, nunca entendí este tipo de mentalidad de personas, si Quiere cobrar prima al menos proporcionar una comida decente a sus clientes. Qué verguenza

Revisited having not been in a while. My delicious chicken salad for lunch was uplifting on a cloudy day. Thank you!

Me and my friends were looking for someone to eat after attending a tv show recording that was being filmed nearby. This ‘cafe’ was the only place advertised in the surrounding area so we thought it would be a nice place to check out. We were SO WRONG. There’s only around 4 tables and if you want to go to the toilet you would have to enter the food storeroom downstairs which is really weird. Also the food is definitely overpriced and not the kind of quality you would expect. My friend ordered a mozzarella and tomato salad which was £7.50 and what arrived was 3 measly pieces of cheese and tomato with a bit of coriander on top for decoration?? For 7.50 you could easily have gotten a good meal from elsewhere. I ordered a meatball sub which was tasty but was small and not worth the £10! Total was £17.50 which could have easily gotten us a good meal from a restaurant with plenty to spare- the prices should have been £3 from the quality that you are getting. I understand it’s a family run business but if people are paying a lot of money for one item of food, it’s important that the quality lives up to the price, otherwise what are you even paying for? The service was mediocre, we were practically shoved out after a group of businessmen entered as there were only 4 small tables! Never returning, hope they change the prices or increase the food quantity.

Called in for breakfast with a couple of work colleagues looking for a fry up. I had a ham and cheese omelette and ask for some salad with it. Also a bottle of water. The omelette turned up, 3 eggs worth with not enough salad for half a sandwich. The other two had a full English each which was without toast or tea, both extra. The full English consisted of 2 bacon , 1 sausage, hall a spoonful of cold beans, and an over cooked poached egg. We were then charged on leaving £11.80 for mine, and £15.50 each for the other two. We left hungry and feeling ripped off.

Super little find off beat. Wonderful service and very polite staff. Try the poached eggs on avocado it’s delicious

Simpel en knus lunchcafe tussen de 2 bekendste winkelstraten van Londen. Lekkere cappuccino's en genoeg keuze uit gebakjes. Als je er vroeg bij ben dan.

Ser muy seguro para comprobar los precios antes de pedir. Pedí un jugo de limón con agua con gas, y pagué 6 libras. 50. Luego me pidieron para pagar otro 50 p como yo que habían cometido un error. Me alojé aquí con dos jóvenes que yo era la de enseñar fotografía a y todo el mundo fue impactada por los precios.

Perfekt kaffe og hjemmelavet simpel men lækker mad. Lille bitte ‘lokal’ perle. Ejerne står bag disken og har styr på service og er yderst høflige.

A rip-off truly, very expensive for dishes (via microwave) that require no cooking skills. 6 pounds for a side salad of dry lettuce and one sliced tomato. Just plain upsetting.

A good find, perfect for a coffee or a pasta based lunch. It small and cosy. Good service and really nice food. Not cheap, but probably reasonable for Central London.

Un montón de famosos (! ) asiduos, increíble educado familia italiana, recetas de familia - no pedir del menú, orden de las ofertas especiales, o simplemente decir al camarero qué como te sientes y les recomiendo algo. Las albóndigas picantes en un sándwich son increíbles! De todo lo que pueden, desde sopas, pasta, sándwiches, ensaladas, dulces, etc. Siempre vuelvo cuando en el vecindario. Usted podría tener que esperar por un asiento, pero también es posible tomar distancia. No es barato, pero no hay nada en este barrio y aquí te vale la pena el dinero.

Wir sind hier spontan zum Frühstück eingekehrt. Das kleine Lokal hatte einfach Charme und uns hinein gelockt. Wir bestellten typisch britisches Frühstück, Kaffee, frisch gepressten Orangensaft und einen Räucherlachs-Frischkäse Bagel. Das Essen wurde frisch zubereitet und der Service war sehr aufmerksam. Preis Leistungsverhältnis ist absolut in Ordnung. Man merkt dort das es kein touristisches Cafe ist sondern eher auf die Bewohner bzw. Arbeitnehmer der Region abgestimmt ist, was auch wirklich eine heimische gemütliche Atmosphäre geschaffen hat.

I love wandering along the streets of London but get very fed up with the Costa's, Nero's Pret and all the others invariably soulless places, here you get amazing sandwiches, fantastic home made lasagne, pasta and it goes on. On this visit I had a salt beef sandwich my wife had a bowl of soup, I wish this place was round my corner. This was the best food I had in London and on our neighbours table sat Una Stubbs, what more can you ask for.

Desperate for a drink after hammering the credit card on new season Chanel today, so we popped into Morris of Bond Street. It's a small cafe with very efficient service, some tables outside and some bright art work on the walls. Our lattes were very...

Adrian Morini and his wife have had this cafe for just over 30 years. Amazing that they havent killed each other over that time but this longevity says a lot about the place. Its a good old fashioned sandwich shop. Italian in heritage but still...

I visited for lunch and enjoyed tricolour salad whilst people watching. The service was exceptionally quick and helpful whilst the food was well presented and good quality.

Nos paseo por los clientes y muy afortunado de haber encontrado este lugar como lo elegimos más por su conveniente ubicación. Nos recibieron y rápidamente tomar asiento. El servicio era muy amable, rápido y a todos nos pareció excelente. La calidad y la cantidad de...

Cafetería nuevo para nosotros, pero sin duda volveremos a visitar. La mejor ensalada y gran café helado tengo en mucho tiempo.

Encontré este café por casualidad mientras se espera la apertura de 10

Yo era temprano para una reunión en la oficina de al lado, así que fuimos a almorzar. Me acogió muy calurosamente por la camarera que me sentó y me explico las ofertas especiales que tenían ese día y me dio un menú. Pedí una lasaña que era preciosa, la coherencia.

Excelente café local con los alrededores comercios y compradores con servicio de mesa y una sonrisa amable del personal y los dueños. Siempre es un placer y la comida es super fresca con ensaladas y sándwiches increíbles interesante, también un gran café. Sí, es un poco caro, pero has visto la alquila en la calle Bond! La gente me encanta, y por qué no, estos lugares son una raza y muriendo sólo puede ser sustituida por una cadena hotelera que sirve comprobar preparado anónimos tonterías! La familia italiana han estado corriendo este lugar durante más de 30 años!

I really liked it. I had an english breakfast and a coffee which were both very good.Service from the waitress was excellent and she goes out of her way to please you.Atmosphere was really buzzy, and everyone seemed to be regulars which is a good sign.Prices are what you would expect being on Bond St.Overall i was very happy with food / service. Its a classic anglo Italian cafe which i like,and the menu reflects this.Next time i am in Mayfair i will definitely return.

Lovely friendly staff who can name Rod Stewart as a regular.great coffee and a lovely fresh food display.will deffinately visit again when next in London.give our love to Rod .Linda and Ellen

One Americano coffee and scrambled eggs (no toast) £12.10! It wasn't even very nice. There are no prices anywhere. Wasn't offered a menu, certainly none on the tables or at the counter. How do they come up with a price for the bill? STAY CLEAR from this place. Gives London cafes a very bad name.

Me and my friend had two cappuccinos.Prices were clear and on the menu and I even treated myself to a lovely bacon, avocado and poached eggs with toast which was very refreshing.Plan to return. Wonderful service.

I cannot comment on the food in this cafe as we only popped in for a drink, we had 2 cans of coke and a bottle of water which came to £9.00, I really thought I had misheard the waitress or it was for someone else but when I asked her to repeat our bill it was the £9.00 price tag, to say I was shocked at the price was an understatement. I appreciate people need to make a profit and I have lived in London all of my life so I'm used to London prices but this as the title of my review says was daylight robbery.

No prices just items on board and display. We had a chicken coronation salad each with two bottles of water and received a scribbled bill for £43.85 which included "service" to take the plate from the counter. I expected about £20-£25 so queried the total; a complete top-up so the lady offered to cancel the "service". Also food was stale leaving a metallic aftertaste but paid £40 to save further discussion. Even if the snack was amazing it would have been expensive, plus the tables are minuscule and the chairs uncomfortable. In context the Caprice where we were supposed to go but could not wait for a table charges £15 for a similar salad. By the way, I've never written a negative review before but this place takes such a liberty.

Definitely worth, I was walking passed when I saw the food displayed I was forced to go in and was overwhelmed with the variety and freshness on display .Definitely worth a visit if you are near Bond Street, Piccadilly. Delicious pasta dishes that are made daily. I had Tagliatelle Salmone in a spinach and white sauce and a rocket and tomato salad with a balsamic dressing!! It is difficult to find family run businesses in London but this one has managed to survive which tells you just how good it is. Highly recommended, you can even spot a few celebs whilst eating!

Been visiting this café for a few years and usually pop in when shopping in the West End - nice place to rest your legs after a few hours shopping. Great coffee and selection of hot pasta, salads & homemade desserts! Alida and all the staff are very friendly and deliver tasty food with a generous helping of personality! Definitely recommend this as a place to stop when in the area as makes a welcome alternative to a high street coffee shop with mass-produced sandwiches. It's quite small but there are tables inside & out where you can sit quietly and watch the world go by....

Benn going here for a couple of months, today i found and earwig in my pasta.Might understand if it was a salad. most expensive earwig for a tenner

Found this lovely place while shopping in the area.We only planned to have a snack & drink until we saw what was on offer & both ended up having pasta dishes which we really enjoyed followed by an incredible lemon & almond tart with ice cream.The waitress was really attentive & the food was served quickly, she even gave us the autograph of a well known local actor sat outside who we said we would not disturb.

Ordered food and it was very dry and plain, priced to take way but changed to eat in and charged 2.5 extra when arrived was burnt - steer clear

They do an amazing poached eggs, avocado and bacon with toast on the side.The latte was lovely too.Absolutely my favourite stop for breakfast when I find the time!

Visited here for afternoon tea business meeting, where the welcome was positive, service good, plus they did not mind that we only had tea and snack. Got the impression this place is popular as we did see a celebrity wander in ...... clearly knowing everyone. Also, handy unlike other places that they do have toilet facilities!! Now on our list for Bond Street.

Stumbled upon this cafe during my last stay in London. We were looking for a proper breakfast, and we were very satisfied here. Very good service, seemed like many regulars come here and the owners know everyone. I could imagine coming here every day if I worked in the area.

Really nice little traditional cafe. Breakfast was superb. Service was personal, prompt and polite. Wish I'd found it earlier. Much nicer than a hotel for breakfast.

I frequently get my breakfast at Morris's and the Food is always excellent and the staff are very friendly and welcoming.

The service was good the food was well presented and delicious , would defiantly go there again .i liked the friendly atmosphere and I thought considering the location Mayfair it was very reasonably priced . We were in a hurry and were very pleased .

Food was amazing!! Staff are quirky and quick. While limited food options - everything you try will be amazing. Cute little place and I would go back.

As we were in the area on a very rainy day, we literally stumbled across this little wonder. We needed to find somewhere to sit down (my wife has mobility problems) for a short while. The word Cafe conjours up a small coffee shop as this was the case. On entering the pastries and other good looking edibles were on display. The staff were friendly, bringing our order to our table. Wife happy.You may even come across a film star (which we did - Bill Nighy).

I frequently enjoy visiting Morris's as my stop for breakfast and lunch several times during my week. Food is excellent and service is remarkably efficient and friendly. Morris's is very consistent in its service and it is a pleasure to see and go to a traditional Italian snack bar in the heart of London; of which are sadly in great decline. Also, without a doubt, serving the most delicious coffees for miles around - unmatched elsewhere, I guarantee you!

Superb service and food, especially the coffee which is absolutely outstanding. Friendly atmosphere which was particularly delightful. I shall visit again to taste there delicious pasta which I feel is the best in Mayfair.

We usually lunch at The Morris when visiting the RA but never again! I've previously found it to be reasonably priced and friendly as others have commented.I felt cold and decided on vegetable soup after being reassured by the waitress that it was quite 'substantial'.The thinnest vegetable soup I have ever been served arrived with a few tiny discs of 'italian' bread (extra at £2:95) and a tea. My friend ordered coffee and apple pie with cream. She was charged a whopping £7.50 for the apple pie. The menu mentions only 'Speciality cakes' at £3.95.When querying the bill, the waitress said merely that the manager does not put the price on the menu. Now I know this is Mayfair but surely it's still bad practice to hide prices? Adding insult to injury, we felt rushed throughout so that staff could give full attention to an expected lunch party of about seven, who arrived shortly after we'd sat down, bringing a huge Labrador (NOT a guide dog) into the cafe with them.

Oh, how I miss this little gem in London. I came here for my coffee every morning for nearly 2 years. Friendly and most helpfull staff!

terrible foodmakes money out of convenience IMOright next to businesses with no other cafe/bakery nearbyexpensive

Dropped in with a colleague on the way to a business meeting. Had light breakfast (croissant, Toast with marmalade and coffees). All were good. Very friendly service from Italian hosts

Small compact cafe but very expensive. Obviously in part due to location but there are other places only a short distance off which are much cheaper, equally relaxed and a bit mor e fun.

I went here for a quick bite to eat and found the staff extremely friendly and helpful. Will defiantly return if/when I'm in the area!

Small place effectively but the pastas are fresh and tasty. Not so expensive for this area. The service was rapid and pleasant.

we went to Morris for a snack during our london visit. The wife of the owner went out of her way to make our daughter (1 year old) happy. We were offered water, cucumbers, special pasta etc just for our daughter, so yes, she spoiled her but it made us feel welcome. I am not even sure if we were chaerged for all the baby food. The food is good, beats any franchise.

We were two weary travellers who wanted to sit down, have a drink and something to eat. I had a salt beef sandwich from the daily special menu which had loads of meat and was nicely presented. My partner had a panini which she enjoyed. The service was also good. The interior of the cafe is a bit cramped but we were comfortable enough. It is a little on the expensive side but I wasn't surprised given the location.

This place is very small, couple of tables outside and few squeezed inside into the small area. We popped in just for a coffee which was very nice, but also the selection of sandwiches and pastries looked good. The service was very nice, polite and friendly. It may be bit pricey (2 cappuccinos for £6), but considering the area of Bond Street...

This place is an insult to Italy. Incredibly over priced and totally useless food, a jacket potato was £9.00 and so I thought this is Italian, try a pasta..but of course my heart sunk, when it was selected from the counter and popped in the microwave. It was then served to me absolutely boiling hot and as soft as anything with a oily tasteless sauce, I was charged for this treat £9.50.. This is just not going to last, in this day and age when you have new, innovative, generous and exciting restaurants where you can eat much better for the price, there is no place for this rip off lazy kind of excuse for Italian food. My diet coke was served without ice in a beaten up glass. I wouldn't have minded anything else if some pride had been taken in the food, but i feel like they're just trying to get away with it. I feel like they have a prime location and could be doing an awful lot more with simple fresh ingredients and a decent simple menu.

Not unpleasant but twice the price of anywhere else. Bit cramped inside. Fairish selection of snack food. Not easy going friendly or energetically attentive but just about polite. Someone needs to add photos of the narrow interior and the counter contents.

But there's not much affordable competition just round here. Equivalent food or snacks in the nearby hotels are astronomically expensive. I quite like the feel of Morris's. This listing could do with an interior photo or two. The food was tasty. The staff helpful. But the seating area is a bit of a tight fit.

Came in here this morning because are former neighbourhood favourite, Dom Vito in Albemarle Street has recently closed. This is a smaller place. Perhaps six or so tables. Seems to have a slightly Italian leaning but can't be sure. They had a wide selection of paninis with interesting fillings, several open and club sandwiches and a good many pastries etc. Very polite swift service and tasty food. Very relaxing way to recover for a while. I am trying to post an exterior photo.

Asked for a glass of tap water. Was brought a small glass of tepid water. Asked for a glass of cold tap water and was refused on each of three separate requests, even when I required it to take my medication. The ciabatta sandwich was poorly filled with low quality ingredients and was grossly over-priced. Avoid this place!