Le Pain Quotidien - Table reservation

I have dined at Le Pain Quotidien in several countries, including multiple locations in London. I usually go there as a backup choice, especially for business lunches (pre-COVID and now that they are starting again) or if there are no other nearby vegan-friendly options available. My go-to dishes are the avocado toast and the vegan lentil/dal dish. The presentation of the food is always appealing, but the taste is just average. There are better vegan options in London, so if you have the time while visiting, I would recommend trying something more unique, as Le Pain Quotidien is an international chain. However, if not, it is a decent choice that will suffice.

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I have eaten at Le Pain Quotidien in some countries, including many locations in London. I use this honestly as a back-up option, usually for business dinners (before COVID and now that they resuming) or if there is no other place with vegan friendly options nearby. Typically, I opt for the avocado toast that was made vegan and the vegan Lentil/dal dish. The food is always really beautiful looking and the taste is average. There are much better vegan options in London, so if you visit and you have time, I would suggest to find something more unique as this is an international chain. If not, Le Pain Quotidien is a suitable option that will do the job.

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The vegan options at this restaurant are decent, but there is a risk of not always receiving a vegan option when dining here. The staff seem to lack proper training and understanding, often serving dishes that may not be vegan.

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The breakfast choices are decent, but honestly, if you have the option, I recommend going to Megan's across the street.

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Breakfast options are fine. But tbh, if you have a choice, go to Megan over the street.

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