What’s for Lunch? Comptoir Libanais, South Kensington
Lebanese dishes in a stylized Lebanese market … in South Ken convenient to the museums and the Tube
What’s for Lunch?
Our citywide guide exploring the best lunch options London has to offer
What’s for Lunch? Peppers & Spice, Dalston Junction
You can eat a lot of regrettable Caribbean food in this town before coming across an establishment worth chirping about. Peppers & Spice, fortunately, is just such a place.
What’s for Lunch? Seoul Bakery, Tottenham Court Road Station
Seoul Bakery’s cosy vibe, simple menu and tasty Korean dishes make this sweet little place is a bit of a one-off wonder.
What’s for Lunch? Roganic, Blandford Street
Marylebone style meets Lake District comfort to showcase how delicate and intriguing British cuisine can be.
What’s for Lunch? The Counter Cafe, Hackney Wick
Arty Hackney Wick cafe with a fantastic view of the Olympic Stadium, great coffee and homey food.
What’s for Lunch? Pieminister, Boxpark
Pieminister at Boxpark offers a contained, economic and satisfying lunch.
What’s for Lunch? The Gilbert Scott, St Pancras Renaissance London Hotel
The Gilbert Scott’s Express Lunch Menu makes lunch at this stunning restaurant speedy and more affordable.
What’s for Lunch? Pacific Social Club, Lower Clapton
Offering one of the best lunches we’ve reviewed for some time, Pacific Social Club is sweet little place on a rough little road in Lower Clapton.
What’s for Lunch? ICN Gallery, Leonard Street
Simple, tasty and cheap bento boxes + up-and-coming Asian art at ICN Gallery
What’s for Lunch? Pilpel, Paternoster Square
Freshly made falafel at a decent price and with a view of St Paul’s – protesters, City workers and tourists rejoice.
What’s for Lunch? Buen Provecho, Lower Marsh Street Market
Mexican street food actually made on the street by actual Mexicans.
