Le Pain Quotidien

We visited Borough Market with my family couple of weeks ago and as it was very busy we decided to have a lunch at this branch of Le Pain Quotidien. We had a great time even if they were full as well on a Saturday but they kindly made some space for us and made us feel welcomed. After the lunch we bought their delicious gluten free bread. The manager knowledge on their products was outstanding even she gave me some tips how to make as amazing vegetable tartine as I had there for lunch. Very much appreciated! We will be back for sure next time we visit the market.

Decided to come here for a nice relaxing drink and a sit-down. The atmosphere was great, as were the staff. I really fancied a hot chocolate and the other one decided to have some lemonade dragon fruit thing. Our drinks came and I was served a bowl of frothy milk....with a jug of melted chocolate. A bowl...not a cup or a mug, and the other one was served a glass with some crushed up dragon fruit with a bit of lemon in it...and was given a small bottle of sparkling water. I really like Le Pain Quotidien as they do amazing food, but this was a little different... like slightly too fancy for me. If you just want a regular hot chocolate, I wouldn't opt to go here, but definitely go here for the atmosphere, food, and friendliness.

Fantastic place, great selection and variety of warm meals and little snacks,. Not the typical offering either but a creative mix. And so many vegan options. The Kombucha is fantastic and their oat-milk cappuccino was truly something else. Normal London prices. I will return for sure and would recommend the visit!

Nice place for healthy food and drinks, clearly a small business meeting venue also. Good food served with accompanying drinks good selections of teas and coffees served in Belgium bowls (hand warmers) plus lots of good cold choices as well. Service a little slow and disorganised to day but hay no real issues as it's not a place to go if in a hurry.

Great place for breakfast. The coffee is good and the pastries and bread excellent. Even better, this place is slightly off the main drag, and a little quieter than some of the coffee places in Borough Market (if you’re not fussed about personal image, you won’t have to queue round the corner to get an average coffee from a trendy cafe). The food generally is good too, offering good quiches etc. Perhaps a little overpriced.