Le Pain Quotidien

foodrambler

if you have time 30th December 2008

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Light and spacious with pine scrubbed tables, this is like walking into heaven after the scrum on Oxford Street. They do hearty salads around the £10 mark and nice wine - perfect for a lazy lunch, but not great if you're planning a quick stop, as they seem a little understaffed.

Litro_K

Successful for a reason 15th December 2008

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I first went to the Marylebone branch of Le Pain Quotidien around three years ago, and marvelled at what a cute, one-of-a-kind little friendly Belgian cafe I'd stumbled across. Now they seem to be sprouting up absolutely everywhere!

I can only imagine that the rest of London's Sunday brunching classes like good (if overpriced)French breads, sweet sticky jams, praline spreads, and coffees served in a bowl as much as I do. Everyone I've taken here who isn't from London loves it too. So - expect them to be a worldwide chain soon, no doubt! Let's hope they retain some of their rustic charm, communal tables and decent coffee beans - I still prefer this chain to Starbucks any day.

walid

23rd July 2008

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Not to bad, but I personally prefer Paul which is close to Le Pain Quotidien

emco

The Best Belgian Waffles in London! 16th March 2008

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If you want to try how real Belgian waffles taste, but don't want to go to Belgium, check out PQ!

The coffee is soso, but the entire desert menu is really good.