Wings Cafe in Camden

Exactement ce que nous voulions , un bon sandwich avec du pain de mie et une bonne biére , prix corrects

Pasted this little place many time but yesterday we decided to stop and eat….Best Breakfast in London…the two guys there are friendly and great service….will be going back soon.

Great panini's and tea. Lovely staff. I go here regularly and it's always a nice experience. Would recommend.

Servicio de primera clase y comida fantástica recién preparada y presentada, estoy aquí cada vez que estoy en una reunión al otro lado de la calle, ¡comienzo perfecto para mi día!

Wings siempre está ocupado a la hora del almuerzo y tuve la suerte de encontrar una mesa Pedí una tortilla de queso y champiñones y té negro con limón. Las patatas fritas estaban un poco poco hechas, podrían haber sido "más esponjosas" pero la comida estaba bien aparte de eso. También hubiera preferido que mi té se sirviera en una olla en lugar de una taza con la bolsa de té todavía flotando en ella.

We stumbled across Wings and the food on display in the window was enough to draw us in. The food tasted as good as it looked, just a shame we only had time to eat there once.

Lovely little place with tasty food and great service . Very close to Gillian lynne theatre . Great tuna melt panini !

Nice little place. Good choices, wry good breakfast options. Guys behind the counter very friendly. Food good and very quick to arrive.

hidden away a little superb for a snack great guys run it had lovely sandwich and drink before seeing a show sadly a really miserable woman waitress would however recommend reasonable price as well

My wife and I visit this little cafe for breakfast whenever we are London. Though quite small inside with just a few tables it really is a little gem of a place and, for London, not too expensive either. Importantly, you don't have to wait too long for your meal to arrive once your order has been taken, which is a great bonus especially when trying to pack as much sightseeing into the day as possible. Breakfast is cooked to order and a wide choice of traditional breakfast fare is available including Earl Grey tea! Judging by the number of people buying coffee and bacon baps to take away it is also a very popular place with people who work in the area.

We noticed wings whilst walking to another eatery and the food looked lovely and it seemed busy so we went in for brunch as we missed breakfast. We had two paninis and sides of chips with a cup of tea. My wife had the cheese and mushroom and I had a chicken and cheese. Food was served quickly and was very hot (always nice)... the tea was as good as tea can be! I would say the cheese should be more strong to add flavour. Other than that I would recommend - maybe would say it was a tad expensive but guess it’s London (we expect it). Would recommend

Another visit to our favourite breakfast venue in Covent Garden and just as good as ever. English breakfast quickly and perfectly cooked, cheerful and friendly staff creating a warm ambience for an eclectic range of customers. Excellent value for money

Found this cafe on a rainy bank holiday Monday. It was open early when other places weren’t. Ordered two full English breakfasts and we weren’t disappointed. Eggs - any way you like, sausage, 2 bacon, mushrooms and baked beans. Buttered toast on the side and a large cup of your favourite. Oddly the food arrived on rectangular plates which I hate. Just give me plain old round ones please! Staff were very friendly. The decor is tired and toilet is virtually outside. Someone else wrote “don’t expect much and you won’t be disappointed”! I’d agree. But still a decent cooked breakfast. All in less than £20 and the place takes cards.

Don't expect much, and you will not be disappointed. Good coffee, standard cafe/Italian options, and a welcome from staff.I liked it because it was a flavour of London of 30+ years ago. The decor was dated the place is tired, but far better than the sterile chain coffee shops and small restaurants.

I ordered a takeaway bacon and egg bap. The roll was fresh, but sadly the bacon and egg weren't. I've no doubt they were cooked the same morning, but they were then reheated in the microwave – and not for long enough either. The bacon was also extremely fatty (may have been just bad luck of the draw), which added to my misery. I was the only person waiting to be served, although there were a couple of people sitting at tables. The staff were friendly enough, but the food really let them down. Given how many similar places to eat there are around Covent Garden, I expect more from the food. Especially considering how quickly you can cook an egg... The price was £4.30 – fairly standard for London.

Abbiamo scelto questo locale perché consigliatoci dall'albergo. Diversamente non credo lo avremmo scelto perché ha una piccola vetrina che non colpisce. In realtà è un piccolo locale dal gusto molto inglese. Dà proprio il sapore del locale di zona, quello frequentato dagli autoctoni. Buona scelta per la colazione inglese. Hanno anche torte e paste dolci. Caffè non eccellente ma bella esperienza.

We were recommended this cafe by the hotel where we stayed. Very clean and well presented breakfast with fantastic coffee

Thanks to the maestro for the great breakfast. This place fulfilled our wish to try the famous bacon+beans+sausage+eggs masterpiece that is called English breakfast. Well-made, tasty and stuffing. Will come back for sure.. probably next year though, for now we need to digest 😀

Saw this in the paperwork at nearby hotel so took a punt on it. Great little place, friendly staff and breakfast was very tasty. London prices, but the breakfast menu was scale-able, you could have 3-4 or 5 items. Worth going here for breakfast if you are close by.

Yo estaba alojado en un hotel cercano durante una semana, y no vienen con desayuno. ¡juntando a este café era un regalo precioso! Se me hizo una regular para toda la duración de mi estancia. Bueno, un desayuno abundante, salchichas perfectamente cocinado y soleado lado ups, tostadas hechas a la perfección, y una taza bastante decente de café/té. La felicidad!

Sin lujos pero el servicio es siempre muy amable y la comida es de primera calidad, ya sea el desayuno o el almuerzo. Realmente sólida de un favorito para sentarse en un desayuno caliente o un buen almuerzo básico o llevar un gran rollo de comer o ciabatta.

Servicio increíble con una milla cada vez!

Nos metimos en el sábado por la mañana para un desayuno un café limpio y bonito, con buen personal muy agradable y la comida era buena. Recomiendo encarecidamente este café a cualquiera que pasa muy buena relación calidad-precio

We popped in on the off chance of a quick breakfast roll, the tiny eating area was packed but the waitress found our large party a table and the helpful chap behind the counter was welcoming and told us to order and wait and we could get a table. Order was taken quickly and prices were great, order as much or as little as you liked. The food was delicious, sausages were good quality, eggs lovely, bacon perfectly cooked. The children enjoyed toast, juice and chocolate croissants. We were only disappointed that it was closed on the Sunday and we couldn't eat here again!

My wife and myself ate here on the recommendation of The Fielding Hotel.It's a take away sandwich/cafe.There is a small eating area at the rear.The food is great and the service is good.Great place for breakfast.

Man skapar sin egen sandwich och kan få den varm eller kall. Går att äta på plats eller ta med sig. Snabb service och helt ok smak. Bra för en snabb frukost.

This was our third breakfast here and were pleased to experience the same cheerful staff, well cooked food and good value for money.

Having been working in Holborn, I have been searching for a proper no frills sandwich shop. I found it - absolute gem. A good variety of food and fillings (baked potatoes, salads etc.) and I can speak for the sandwiches because that's what I had. High quality ingredients and packed with filling for £3.70 which is not bad for a tasty and filling sandwich in central London.The guy serving was really helpful, welcoming, didn't rush me. The service really added to the atmosphere.I wouldn't be visiting any chain restaurants/cafes for a sandwich lunch again in Holborn! I need to go back soon as I spotted the coronation chicken filling which looked amazing. There was lots of delicious looked pre-made fillings. I'd walked past the cafe loads of times and not noticed it but now that I've been, I can't recommend enough.

In fact, it was just a little too much to finish completely with a little bit of the crusty bread left on the side of the plate. I chose the Tuna melt sandwich, from the extensive menu, that came with a side salad and coleslaw. This was very filling and was made using a delicious crusty bread. My wife had already eaten and only had a cup of coffee. Her large cup was bigger than expected but tasted excellent. The current hygiene rating is 2 (Improvement necessary) from a March 2016 inspection but are not deterred by that and may well chose to eat there again if we need a quick and filling bite to eat.

Excellent cafe for breakfast. Really friendly staff. Tea and sausage sandwich only £4.70. Great value for London.

I ordered a cheese & ham panini from here and was asked if I would like parma ham, to which I replied yes. The ham in my panini wasn't parma ham, but just standard, which I obviously didn't know until I got back to my office to eat it. This wouldn't be a problem in itself (I'm not that fussy), but the ham I did get was so overly salty that I had to take it out of the panini. Even then the rest of the panini was inedible as all I could taste was the salty ham and the mozzarella and sundried tomatoes were really poor quality.I'm sure a standard sausage sandwich or toast with spread is fine from here, but if you're treating yourself to a cheesy panini, it'll be wasted calories!

Well its a cafe nothing more and its not trying to be anything else. Its actually quite a dirty place if you sit in and observe the workings of behind the counter. One to avoid sadly

A busy little cafe which has semi hidden seats right at the back (from outside you would think it was a takeaway). Fast efficient and friendly breakfast service. Tasty English breakfast, and good value.

The Fielding Hotel says this is the place for breakfast, a short walk down Broad Court onto Drury Lane, turn left cross Long Acre and you're there. Into the back room and it is a proper English breakfast establishment, choose the number of items you want on your plate, tea or coffee, choice of toasted bread, sit back and enjoy, and do you want brown or red sauce with it.It's cooked perfectly, the plumpest sausage I've had in ages, the egg fried to perfection, it's the best breakfast I've had for a while.The coffee is good, I just wish I'd come here years earlier when I first started staying at the Fielding.

We were recommended to this place by our hotel nearby. It served a range of traditional breakfast options, cooked to order and served by cheerful, friendly staff. Very reasonably priced

Stopped in for brunch and we really enjoyed it. Really good food, with good service and good prices in unfussy surroundings. I guess there are plenty of other cafes to choose from nearby but you should consider this one.

Create your own salad box for £6 with fresh ingredients and a dollop of tuna sweetcorn etc and a lemon. Better than Pret and more filling

Small cafe area but service was excellent, the staff were friendly and helpful... the food was lovely and very quick to arrive to our table. Would definitely eat here again.

Good food. Fresh with a broad menu of choices for breakfast. The service is good and the prices are reasonable.

This is not a place for great cuisine or leisurely nosh, but we've had breakfast here several times and it has always been good and the coffee is decent. The men isn't very vegetarian friendly, though, so be advised.

Quick service, great breakfast cooked to order. Not a particularly good looking place but the food and the service was good not overly expensive for the area.

Our hotel recommended Wings for breakfast. It's clean no frills cafe is a good place to have a breakfast in this expensive area of London.

The coffee was good; the food, not so much. We didn't go wrong with the fruit or pastries, but the eggs were overlooked and rubbery. Breakfast sandwich was a bit scorched. The fried food smell clung to my clothing when I left. Won't be returning.

Was advised by the staff at the Grand Lodge of England to go to Wings for a coffee while waiting for a tour of the building. What a treasure. I sat fascinated as I watched the cook in a tiny kitchen prepare a variety of dishes in a kitchen that was tiny. Only about perhaps 20 seats in the place. Staff were great. Food excellent. I was amazed at how the cook prepared scrambled eggs. Will just say an espresso steamer was the tools choice. Recommend it to anyone.

I recently attended a seminar in Great Queen Street, London. This is just off Drury Lane which is close to theatres, museums, libraries etc in the Holborn area. It's just a short walk from everywhere. The cafe presents as bustling and vibrant from the outside, being a vivid dark red colour and having a thick melee of people hovering around the entrance. Don't be fooled, it's all smoke and mirrors because the entrance itself is big enough for "the cat", but no swinging is allowed here! You could not get 2 people abreast in their entrance unless they were anorexic which would be ironic. Although technically you could get a wheelchair through the entrance and past the narrow counter area to get into the seating area it would require the complete evacuation of the entrance area to achieve this. Oh and I didn't see any signs for a toilet, (not that I required one). So anybody with ailments or older people with mobility issues might want to give this place a once over before entering. Perhaps somebody who arrived needing the loo might give us more information? Okay that's the bad bit over, everything from here on in is all positive....The back area widens out to accommodate roughly 20 people sat down. I didn't count but that's how it felt. The place is cleaned regularly, the floor was not covered in food debris or grease and the seats and the welcome were warm and inviting in a functional way. There was nowhere to hang your coats up so you had to drape them over the back of your chair which, if your coat was long, would then mean it dragged on the floor or worse might have been trodden upon by customers walking past you to sit down. You aren't ever going to get luxury here because there isn't the room for it. This place has a high turnover of discerning clients that require good food, good value, all wrapped up in a good place, without heirs or graces. My kind of place to be honest.I had bacon and eggs, (I'm not allowed carbs), and 2 coffees. The quality was good, the portion size adequate and the coffee was the highlight. This cost me £8 something and I felt like it was worth every penny. During my 60 minute stay between 12:15 and 13:15 on a typical working Thursday lunchtime I was surrounded by languages as diverse as Chinese, Dutch, French, a couple of loud Portguese or Brazilian chaps, (I am never sure between those two) but no English speaking people. So it would seem that if you are the cosmopolitan type this would suit you down to the ground. I am aware that the Freemasons use it a lot before they go into their sessions at the big Freemasons hall just 2 minutes walk from here. FYI this is where they filmed the British TV drama Spooks and some (not sure how much) of Poirot with David Suchet. I had reason to go past it afterwards and was glad the large contingency of musicians didn't feel the need for a cup of amazing coffee, or indeed a quick wee, prior to their performance.All that said, I would definitely return, but maybe on a Saturday morning for coffee and pastries whilst visiting London. It's a place where you feel they aren't out to rip you off. Which in London has to be a major bonus for tourists.

in Drury Lane are excellent. Freshly cooked. Very pleasant staff. Very good value. Customers are a social mix from barristers at law, the retired and leisure classes (like me) and construction workers. What we have in common is an appreciation for quality and value..

Happened upon this place when looking for a brunch type meal. Attracted to it by the fresh smells emanating and the fact that it wasn't the usual chain type fast food joint. I had smoked salmon and scrambled eggs - which was phenomenally tasty and tickled my palette wonderfully. The coffee was spot on and set me up nicely for the day. Highly recommended.

I was staying at The Fielding Hotel a couple of minutes walk away. They recommended Wings for breakfast as they said it provided a sensible breakfast at a sensible price. Wings is an old school cafe which gave me a traditional English Breakfast that set me up for the day. I was pleased I took the advice.

Wings Cafe laver en god engelsk morgenmad, som er rigtig billig. Dog laver mange af stederne i London en god engelsk morgenmad, så denne skiller sig ikke rigtig ud. Dog er det dejligt billigt og der er en rar betjening.

The second time we've visited wings as it is just down from our hotel a great menu great food and friendly staff

We came here a few years ago and it's still very much good quality cuisine. Nothing fancy but good ingredients and very well executed and also pretty good value at 17.00 for two at lunchtime. We both had panni style sandwiches and. A lovely coffee which was very nice with hot (always good) milk on the side. Well done wings but only comment is you sound like a Chinese Restuarant !

Great cafe / sandwich bar. Great breakfast and good range if take aways.. Go for the full English or the bacon sandwich. You won't be disappointed.

Very friendly staff and a lovely place for a breakfast before a busy day in London. Our hotel recommend it. Husband had a really nice fry up and two rounds I toast which was equally nice and the bacon and sausage buttie was fab! I asked for a large tea and it a bucket full, which is just what I needed!!!! Would go again when visiting London!

After a long walk around the city & up to Covent Garden in the sun we were in need of refuelling but bored with formulaic sandwich bars, we then spotted Wings which had a very appetising array of ciabattas/focaccias in the window. The owner, a very friendly Croatian guy was only too willing to customise the fillings to our taste, freshly toast them & was extremely generous with the portions, at no more than one would pay at Prets/Eat etc. The sandwiches were beautifully packed up for easy eating in the sun, so the ample contents didn't escape before getting to our mouths!There should be more quality sandwich bars like this in London.

Sunday morning and all around is closed. We almost walked past but happened to go in and ask if we could have a breakfast. So glad we did. Good food, friendly service. Lots of tea. Saved us from a Café Nero experience.

Whenever we are in London, we stay at The Fielding Hotel, just off Bow Street, in Covent Garden. I have written a separate review about The Fielding. But it doesn't offer breakfast, so on the receptionist's recommendation we tried Wings, just round the corner in Drury Lane. Look in the window and all you see is a sandwich shop (though a rather superior, Italian, sandwich shop, with all sorts of nice-looking things to take-out).But squeeze past the customers at the counter and you enter a little café which serves breakfast of exceptional quality and exceptional value. In two recent trips, we had on the first occasion the 'full English'. We choose five of the seven options - from memory, bacon, eggs, sausage, mushroom and grilled tomato. With granary toast and a big cup of tea, that came to a little over £7 each.Last week, however, he had had an excellent dinner the evening before, and wanted something lighter. The 'de-luxe' breakfast included scrambled eggs and smoked salmon, and with the toast and tea or coffee cost the staggering sum of £8. All served promptly by a charming waitress. What more could you ask? It's not the place for a romantic encounter: it's a very good caff, which I highly recommend.One tip: unless you like builder's tea, ask for 'very weak'. Or choose coffee. the coffee is excellent.

Useful little cafe for breakfast,sandwiches etc,just off the beaten track,but just the job for a good english breakfast or a nice bacon sandwich.Plenty of variety from salmon to sausage and different bread.Nice coffee etc,a very friendly waitress.Clean but basic .What more do you want on a wet saturday morning!

We visited here on a Sunday morning, just as Covent Garden starts to wake up. After a few beers the night before we needed a bacon or sausage butty asap!A nice little cafe, but blink and you'll miss it! in truth we did try another cafe round the corner but it didn't open till 10 am!We had our fill with friendly staff that couldn't do more for you! Although we only wanted breakfast, i saw they have an extensive range of sandwich fillings.a great little cafe that we will visit again should we be in the area!

8 of us had lunch which was served pleasantly and quickly. The staff are all very friendly. The chips were great as was the bacon and sausage toasted sandwich. Reasonably priced. Near Coventry garden and not so crowded as there.