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Le Pain Quotidien - Food and Drink in Lambeth, United Kingdom
Festival Terrace, Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
Lambeth
London, SE1 8XX
Nearest Transport: Embankment
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Le Pain Quotidien is a fantastic bakery with stores around the world, serving delicious breads and pastries as well as f...
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  • 5
    Le Pain Quotidien
    Festival Terrace, Southbank Centre Belvedere Road London SE1 8XX uk
    More reviews by beckyfox
    beckyfox
    3rd September 2008
    Great for breakfast
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    This place does the best bread and jam! also has a great selection for breakfast! The coffee is really good to. The staff are really friendly.
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  • 4
    Le Pain Quotidien
    Festival Terrace, Southbank Centre Belvedere Road London SE1 8XX uk
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    harrietfisher
    25th August 2008
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    We had lunch here today, it serves good, continental style food and makes me feel a sort of comforting nostalgia for a life I have never led. Large, wooden, country house style tables on stone floors, breakfast items such as porridge, muesli and boiled eggs as well as a bread menu! Heaven.
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  • 5
    Le Pain Quotidien
    Festival Terrace, Southbank Centre Belvedere Road London SE1 8XX uk
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    Oliveiro86
    3rd November 2007
    Magnifique!!!
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    Le Pain Quotidien is my regular hangout!!! It is great .. they serve huge cappucinos ... great cheese platters, the decor is warm and welcoming and theres free wireless too ... you can easily hang out all day at that place and the staff are wonderful!!!
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  • 1
    Le Pain Quotidien
    Festival Terrace, Southbank Centre Belvedere Road London SE1 8XX uk
    More reviews by wandering_star
    wandering_star
    24th September 2007
    overpriced for the quality
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    I also fell in love with Le Pain Quotidien during a trip to Brussels - I liked the relaxed atmosphere, the huge salad platters and the excellent, simple and good quality food. Every time I am in Belgium I try and go again.

    So I was really excited to see that branches were opening in London. I was a bit shocked when I saw the prices - the same in pounds as the Brussels branch would charge in Euros - but I accepted that this was London, and nice bits of London at that, and I thought that it would be worth it.

    I was really disappointed by what turned up - we got bog-standard salads, with none of the high-quality ingredients that I was expecting. I had the antipasti platter - I could have made a nicer one myself after a quick trip round Sainsbury's - and my friend had the seafood salad - limp lettuce leaves and defrosted prawns.

    Such a pity - if it was as good as the ones in Belgium, I would be eating there every week!
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  • 5
    Le Pain Quotidien
    Festival Terrace, Southbank Centre Belvedere Road London SE1 8XX uk
    More reviews by bethb88
    bethb88
    11th August 2007
    In Love, Daily
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    I first fell in love with le Pain Quotidien when I lived in Brussels. This global chain offers high quality baked goods and meals. Their superior choice of hams and soups are a must. Most are organized so that when seated you are part of a larger table creating a cosy, friendly and almost familial feeling during the meal.

    Nothing beats entering this place on a cold winter's day; the warm, delicious fumes enticing you to stay for a while, grab a coffee or some soup.

    Why do French women stay skinny? Well, it's greatly aided by placing such as this.
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  • 5
    Le Pain Quotidien
    Festival Terrace, Southbank Centre Belvedere Road London SE1 8XX uk
    More reviews by Samantha
    Samantha
    15th May 2007
    Breaking Bread Together
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    Built under one of the railway arches, with the bare stone still exposed, Le Pain Quotidien by Waterloo offers a wonderful rustic feel. The atmosphere is in perfect parallel to the traditional, hearty food served. With small tables or the large communal table in the centre, it is possible to enjoy a private meal or, quite literally, break bread with others.

    Specialising in freshly baked breads and pastries, the breakfasts are a simple dream. For lunch, the tartines (open sandwiches) are a delight and the salads and soup are accompanied by some of the best organic bread you'll find.

    The evening menu offers a modest selection of dishes, but all very generous in flavours. And the selection of wine is superior, made even more enjoyable by the quality glasses it is served in if you're anything like me, you'll appreciate a good balloon glass for your red!

    This place manages to combine a sophisticated feel with an air of informality, and consequently I'll often stop by just for coffee and a scone you'd be hard pushed to find anything more satisfying!
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