How to eat the best, for less: the London’s top budget cafes and restaurants
London’s top budget cafes and restaurants
If you are staying in London this weekend, next month or next year even – you’ll want to know where to eat the best for less. There are so many fantastic places in London that you could feel overwhelmed with choice. Don’t just head to the normal places you recognise – like Mcdonalds or KFC, because there are many great little independent cafes and restaurants that would love to have you! Here’s a quick round up:
St John Bread & Wine, Spitalfields – this opened across the way from the market and is a fantastic little place to enjoy a bite to eat. Timeout describes it as “St John’s smaller offshoot has the same workaday style as its Smithfield parent: a bright, white, canteen-like space, no-frills furniture, walls lined wit.” Their menus are updated daily, and their opening times are:
BREAKFAST
Monday - Friday: 8.00am - 11.30am
Saturday & Sunday: 8.30am - 12.00pm
LUNCH
Monday - Friday: 12.00pm - 4.00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 1.00pm - 4.00pm
SUPPER
Sunday - Monday: 6.00pm - 10.00pm
Tuesday - Saturday: 6.00pm - 11.00pm
Beigel Bake, Brick Lane
Beigel bake is one of the most famous beigels bakery and it is situated in brick lane street. Their bakery was established in 1974 and opens 24 hours a day, every day, to serve freshly baked filled bagels to the people of London!
The Gun, Docklands
The Gun is a grade II listed, early 19th century luxury pub which is located on the banks of the Thames, in the heart of London’s docklands. This is a very stylish venue perfect for a party or meet up with friends. It boasts 2 bars, a restaurant, two private dining rooms, two snugs, a riverside terrace and a beautiful sun deck.
Montcalm Marble Arch
If you want a luxury break in London and specifically
London hotels packages, this would suit you when staying in the Marble Arch London. This is a luxury hotel with a magnificent décor and contemporary design, featuring 153 bedrooms and 14 lavish suites. The bedrooms come complete with state of the art amenities including complimentary broadband and Wi-Fi, LCD TV with international and satellite channels, an iPad, pillow menu and in-room aroma choices for a truly memorable stay! This place also has a fantastic restaurant to enjoy some gourmet food. It serves breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea as well as an elegant dinner.
Pavilion Cafe, Victoria Park
The Pavilion Cafe is so much more than just a park cafe. If you are in the Victoria area, it’s a breakfast gem, and has the most beautiful surroundings too. The telegraph said, “Everything is homemade (sourdough, baked beans, Sri Lankan string hoppers with egg curry and coconut sambal) or ethically sourced (meat, eggs, kippers, milk), generously portioned and expertly cooked.”