Le Pain Quotidien - Carta

I used to love going here for a slice of cake and a cup of tea with my friend at lunch but alas the past year this place is going down hill.

Came here with a friend for Sunday brunch it was a really cosy and good place for breakfast or brunch option! Their matcha latte is amazing!

Welcome surprise on a Sunday morning in a neighborhood not known for a lot of weekend restaurant/pub activityGluten-free options on the menu. Ver carta

Frittata is really tasty. The fresh squeezed juice is quite nice as well. Though being a organic branch restaurant, the food quality is still good.

A place ideal for every hour of the day...for breakfast,lunch,afternoon tea. I chose it for breakfast and I had a lovely soft scone with a cappuccino. A really good start of the day!

This restaurant is a must-try, with a beautiful atmosphere and delicious banoffee pie. The coffee is excellent, but the seats are not very comfortable, and there is not much space to sit and chat with a friend for a long time. Located away from the main road in Oxford, it is a peaceful place to take a break from the hustle and bustle. Ver carta

When I tried to express my frustration to the waitress, she did not understand my complaints. When I mentioned that "the other two were closed", she simply responded with "we do brunch at 12". The food was just okay, with a rushed atmosphere. I have had better experiences at other locations like Nord Audley Street and Heathrow. I would only return to this restaurant if they improve their service, and definitely not if...read more.

Our favorite breakfast spot in Soho once again impressed with its slow service and delicious croissants during our weekend stroll. The bread quality is exceptional, with a freshness that can truly be tasted in every bite. The croissants are fluffy, soft, and moist. The menu offers a wide variety of options, both savory and sweet. However, the staff could improve their behavior and knowledge of the products they serve. I was also disappointed to find that my outdoor table was still dirty when I left, despite requesting it to be cleaned upon my arrival.

Wandering around Soho we walked by Le Pain and decided to give it a try looks nice from the outside with all these bread put forward on display. Ordered some house Chardonney with olives to start with and then Pizzetta, Organic Lentil Avocado Salad and Prosciutto with Mozzarella on toast. All really good. House wine excellent for house wine category, olives with some spicy flavour, salad was fairly reach (variety of veggies inside), ham was tasty and only pizzetta could have been, perhaps, a bit warmer... Staff really nice and knowledgable about the menu, their advice should be highly appreciated. They're good. Overall recommended, really. Would have been 5 if it wasn't for this...read more Ver carta