Sandwich Street Kitchen Kings Cross

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  Joe Linogao

  ·2 months ago

  “The food here was absolutely outstanding!! Quite on the expensive side (two Istanbul breakfasts for £38) but well worth it as you get so much food which include two massive pieces of french toast. My tiramisu latte was amazing and my partner's cherry spritz was needed on such a hot day Also shoutout to the staff for being so nice, and helping us deal with some absolute 🔔🔚's who were trying to cut me and my partner in line and started verbally insulting us. After letting them know, they ensured that they stayed outside while we ate inside Overall, this spot is a must go brunch spot when in London and works well if you are planning to visit Kings Cross or the British Museum. Wait times can be long, around 20 mins max during peak times”

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  abdullah •

  ·2 months ago

  “We had the Mushroom, Spinach & Poached Egg, the Vegan Full English, and coffee, and everything was absolutely delicious. The food was fresh, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. The coffee was excellent too. A lovely place for breakfast with a great atmosphere. We’ll definitely come back!”

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  Marc

  ·2 months ago

  “The waitresses, two sisters were abrupt and autocratic. “Hazel” apologised but remained intransigent. I asked if I could have a table outdoors and despite no one being there was ushered to a table convenient for the waitress just in case more people came. No one did at the time. The service was slow. One of the waiters who was more pleasant disappeared quickly for his smoke across the street. The Shashuka consisted of tinned tomatoes, two eggs and a sprinkle of feta cheese. The hash Brown was expensive for two at £3.50. A supermarket sells these processed foods at 7 for £2.50. I guess I had expected home made. The bread was crispy and fresh. The food was nothing to complain about but nothing to rave about. £19.50 for food only seems pricey given one could have better quality and price at a 5* hotel.”

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  camila ardaya

  ·2 months ago

  “Great breakfast for both flavour and portion to get you all day going, either a tourist or a local this gem is just a 5 min walk from King’s Cross station and a 15 mins walk from the British museum. Portions can be shared for two people and the variety on the menu makes sure there’s a bit for everyone. The place is on the smaller side so there might be a queue after 8:30 am.”

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  Jessica cook

  ·3 months ago

  “Such a brilliant find. My brother said about eating here and we were greeted by very friendly staff Service was very efficient. The lady gave us menus and there was so much choice. I opted for the club sandwich, absolutely delicious. Everyone else agreed their food was also delicious too! I'd definitely come back here. Brilliant place and very reasonable prices also”

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  Teoh Beng Eu

  ·3 months ago

  “The first thing I ate when I reached London. I wanted to try my first English Breakfast and I was not disappointed. Everything was straight from the grill and piping hot. My absolute favourites were the sausage and hashbrowns. The service staff were very friendly and patient to this foreigner.”

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  Chloe Roberts-Jennings

  ·3 months ago

  “My mum and I came for breakfast on a Monday morning around 10am. We sat outside and the atmosphere was lovely it was so cozy and niche. Our server Angelina was absolutely lovely and fantastic with us, she totally made the experience so much better and didn’t complain once when I requested my bacon be extra crispy. The food was stunning I had the avocado on eggs. 100% would recommend and will definitely be back when i visit london.”

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  Willard

  ·4 months ago

  “We had a fantastic brunch here. The menu has plenty of variety for all tastes and the presentation of the dishes was mouth watering. High quality ingredients made for a delicious experience for all of our party.”

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  Peter Miller

  ·4 months ago

  “Phenomenal. I come here every time I visit London, and will continue to do so. The quality of the ingredients is absolutely excellent, and everything is cooked just right. It’s a small place, but they move through diners relatively quickly so that you’re not waiting too long for a seat. The feta in particular is a treat. This time we had the Mediterranean and Istanbul breakfasts, which were full of so many excellent treats. A somewhat hidden gem, definitely not one to miss.”

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  Andrew Goh

  ·4 months ago

  “Last morning in London before heading to the airport, we stopped by Sandwich Street Kitchen near King’s Cross, just a short walk from my son’s school hostel. This cosy neighbourhood café is a favourite among locals and students, serving a wide variety of breakfast and brunch dishes with Mediterranean influences. We decided to keep things simple and ordered their popular Shakshuka - eggs gently poached in a rich, flavourful tomato sauce, topped with creamy cheese and served with warm crusty bread for dipping. Alongside it was a freshly made sandwich filled with cured meat, cheese, egg and greens, accompanied by a hot cup of coffee. The combination was hearty, comforting and exactly what we needed before a long journey home. Sitting outside on a pleasant London morning, watching the city begin its day, made the experience even more enjoyable. Sometimes it is these small local cafés, rather than the famous fine dining restaurants, that leave some of the most memorable travel moments. A simple yet satisfying final breakfast in London before making our way to the airport and heading home.”

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