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Excellent service & Great staff ! I simply love this place ,where I feel at home. The atmosphere there is very lively & friendly . This evening (23/07/24)I was served by a lovely Italian lady, called Valentina. She is a very good barista with fantastic experience . The coffee she has prepared for me had a real Italian taste and reminded me of my visits to Venice or Capri. Thanks a lot Caffe Nero -Frith Street and see you again soon.

This is a review for the place to eat on 6th floor, but there is no listing on Tripadvisor, so please pass this on. !! Called in here, from Suffolk twice in August on the way to Hillingdon hospital to visit a sick parent. The food was okay, but lukewarm and very expensive (£2.50 for 7 chips) The cake was £4.25 per slice and was definitely not fresh. We did not have time to complain as the queues were horrendous and the staff a bit gormless, so we ate and left as we were on a time constraint, but one would expect more of John Lewis. I foresee this to be the next high street casualty !

Great food. Lovely service. Good staff. On time for the meals. Nice restaurant. Nice drinks and a nice place to take your friends to for a quick lunch

Maybe I was lucky but I had a good experience. My americano was perfect. Service was good, staff were pleasant but could be friendlier. Nice branch, looks very new. My difference between a 4 and 5 rating is given the busy location, there are not that many seats. The branch could be cleaner too. Would recommend otherwise.

The Elan cafe is a nice place to have a quick drink or small cakes with friends, however it is a bit smaller compared to the others. but the scenery is lovely and pretty.

Don’t even try. The locals (appealingly) seem to have no sense. Food took long to arrive arrive. Other locals a short walk away where much appreciative of our company and where quicker at delivering.

scammed into purchasing overpriced toastie and coffee... with no prices on the wall charged £9 for a toastie - bacon looked like it had been sitting on display for days with some sliced cheese heated up in a microwave... £4 for a coffee - tasted odd... Pretty upset about the whole experience

Great place to stop for a beer and chat. Small but busy. You have to order at the bar but the bartender was quick. Recommend for an afternoon or evening beer stop.

Never again. The baristas cannot make a simple flat white. Horrible experience. It is adverstised as Starbucks Reserve, but in reality it is one of the worst Starbucks I have ever been to. Nice interior but bring you own coffee.

Went here to have Sunday brunch but left when we saw the menu. Very expensive for what it is. £3.20 to add an egg (or any other extra) to already expensive avocado on toast. Also the seating is uncomfortable and impractical, and the staff weren't exactly friendly. Won't try it again.

Tavolone lungo , piccolo caffè molto comodo per rifocillarsi dopo km a piedi . Servono al tavolo ed è comodo . Mi è piaciuto !

au 5eme etage du magasin Hamleys, un endroit pour faire une pause et manger une sucrerie (gateaux etc.) Rayon plein de bonbons autour ... Un peu de calme. c est pas mauvais et tres coloré et sucré!

I when to order my coffe like usual but never been in this Greggs and I had the worst customers service on my life old give served me he was very rude screaming at me saying doesn’t want to serve me honestly this guy need to be investigated it’s not good for the business.

o ambiente e bonito, mas os frequentadores nao sao amistosos e se voce quiser conversar va com alguem...achei muito caro perto de outros pubs ate melhores

Our first day in London in 20 years! My wife and I had been out and about in the city with our two teenage children since the morning, our shopping bags were full, our feet were getting tired, our mood was changing. Then we stumbled into this Pret branch on Argyle Street: Without any particular expectations and quite annoyed, I reached into the refrigerated section for a ham & cheese sandwich, chicken shawarma, chicken avocado and carrot cake. Cold drinks too. I actually just wanted to pay at the counter and leave. Then I couldn't decide on a coffee so quickly... The manager and his employee noticed that we all needed a break. They were super relaxed, mega friendly, and offered us an extra tea. So we went upstairs to the pleasantly bright lounge with a relaxed atmosphere and enjoyed our first delicious "picnic" in London for half an hour. If there were more good hosts like this in London, the city would get more than 5 stars from us tourists!