La Brioche - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, South East)

5 /5 Daniel Gee: Walked by, and stopped thanks to the beautiful display of colourful paninis and sandwiches. Very glad to have stopped. Kind, efficient service. Decent coffee. And the sandwiches and paninis tasted as good as they looked. Must better than the generic high street brands.

4 /5 JH Lee: The breakfast here is quite nice — tasty and reasonably priced. However, the overall restaurant design seems to have poor ventilation, which results in a very strong oily cooking smell throughout the space. Unfortunately, the smell really clings to your clothes — my shirt and jacket ended up quite smelly after the meal. Would recommend for takeaway, but not ideal if you’re planning to dine in and head somewhere afterwards.

2 /5 Aaron Mains: Ate here this morning for breakfast. Firstly disappointed that a advertised Full English only comes with 1 sausage, 2 bacon, egg, beans and toast. Personally a Full English should come with everything. The hash browns were anaemic and undercooked, very crumbly, black pudding was rock hard and undercooked, sausage tasted nice initially but progressively got worse, and the beans for some reason were served in a swimming pool.

4 /5 Faye sackville: Great breakfast at a reasonable price. Came with a fancy coffee too, not just filter/instant coffee. The toasties/paninis looked insane. Would defo like to come back to try one. Service was really good. The guy was friendly and quick.

5 /5 Francesco Inzerillo: Lovely spot right behind the Natural History Museum, and a 2 minute walk from the South Kensington tube station. The waiter is nice, and the kitchen cozy. The space is tight but enough to be comfortable. The food took little time (