The Kitchen Harrods

Did a visit to the Prada café and also to the inside shops. As always, this place is top-notch service and excellent things to look at and unique gift ideas. We started with some bread and olives that came with a very tasty oil and vinaigrette. I tried to toastie which was amazing. It was even a vegetarian option and the coffee drinks were very tasty.

Harrods is always a unique and unmissable experience. The standard of service and customer care is beyond expectations. From the restaurants to the shops, everything at highest standards. People think that Harrods is only for rich but you can get affordable souvenirs like mugs or bags at decent price and piece of history with you. The events and experiences are also on different levels. Beyond fantastic! Not to mention the amazing rewards program when you spend on anything at Harrods. Do consider shopping during week as weekends it gets pretty crowded. If you want to visit special cafes or exhibitions I do recommend to make a reservation to avoid disappointment.

What an experience. A total must when in London, if not for the brands the store carries, at least for the own brand and the food hall. The building itself is a statement, just browsing around is an experience in itself. The food hall offers almost anything one can dream of, hot and cold options, fresh and cooked, various cuisines. Then the bakery and dry goods selection is also noteworthy and especially during Xmas time. Last but not least, the own brand offers quite a variety of usable items, not just useless souvenirs, few designs, at decent prices. The whole vibe is amazing, totally recommend of you enjoy a bit (or a lot) of luxury.

This is just a review of the food hall and chocolate hall within Harrods Ultimate in luxury food , a very impressive selection of sandwiches, sushi , pasta within the food court There were rotisserie's & pasta counters which could cook any combination of sauce and pasta for you ... but I marked it down a star because there were no seating areas provided to enjoy what you have ordered and most who do would either have to eat on the street or take home a freshly cooked pasta which would have been nice to sample hot and just prepared . This is a common complaint and for £28 I would expect table service! ( I know its not going to happen but just voicing my opinion) I decided to try the once in a life time purchase of the outrageously priced wagu beef sour dough sandwich at £28 ... yes you read that correctly Best sandwich I have ever tasted in my life , the beef melted in your mouth and with the combination of beer soaked onions and porcini mushroom it was amazing . A small down side was the sourdough felt a bit stale refrigerated and for this kind of price tag you would expect perfection Was it worth the £28 ... no but it may have been worth £17/£18 but even that that's at a push and would I go every week to get one ... no but that's just my opinion and definitely worth trying once bit that's it.

You must visit Harrods if you are in London. It's one of those historical places that deserves to be visited. Prices of some items can be outrageous, but that's part of the fun of visiting a place like this. They have anything and everything from food to clothes to mattresses, to jewelry, cosmetics and home appliances. Lots of cafes and restaurants where you can try some of their merchandise.