Le Pain Quotidien Royal Festival Hall

The Menu of Le Pain Quotidien Royal Festival Hall from Bishop's contains about 256 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about £7.

What Graham Green likes about Le Pain Quotidien Royal Festival Hall:
Good for a quick pre theatre eat. We got two tartines (the mushroom one and another veggie one) both tasty. Serving the one with rocket sprinkled on it on a narrow board seemed a bit silly. read more.

What Joanne Fox doesn't like about Le Pain Quotidien Royal Festival Hall:
The food was nice and reasonably priced. The location was also fairly quiet so good for a catch up. However, the service was poor. Each and every waitor who served us made a mistake of some sort (e.g. wrong special, teapot of tea without a mug and laughed when a mug was requested, forgot to take the drinks to us for a long time, incorrect information given in respect of the bill when paying). read more.

With the comprehensive selection of coffee and tea specialties, a visit to Le Pain Quotidien Royal Festival Hall becomes even more attractive, the place provides also meals from the European environment. Lastly, the restaurant provides a selection of flavorful dishes, which are unquestionably worth trying, Above all, the fine juices enjoy great popularity among the customers.