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Rather than getting yourself a sandwich for lunch, get yourself a couple of small rolls. The sandwiches, wraps and bagels come in smaller sizes than normal, designed for grazers. Graze at Reynolds Cafeĭon't be put off by the portion sizes at Reynolds Cafe. You might be lucky enough to bag a table, otherwise, take it away. It's one of four branches, the other three being within 200m of each other near Londonist Towers in Shoreditch (our standard lunch order, FYI, is sausage, cheese and bacon panini, custard muffin and a latte). Silvios on Duke Street is an Italian-inspired sandwich shop, serving panini, foccacia, bagels and pastries, along with salads and coffees - an office worker's haunt, but a decent one. Lunch near Oxford Street - ideal for a shopping break Have lunch at The Epicurean in Brown Hart Gardens Best get some to take home for later too though - just to be on the safe side. Breads, pastries, tarts and pies can be taken away, but really, the delicate creations are all worthy of taking a seat and lingering over. Stroll through St Christopher's Place up to Wigmore Street and you'll find Danish bakery Ole & Steen. Cakes, sandwiches and deli items are available too. Caffeine is an art form here with speciality coffees (and teas) available from the brew bar, and coffee beans and equipment can be bought to recreate the experience at home. Buddha Bowls at Daisy GreenĬoffee connoisseurs will feel right at home at Curator's Coffee Gallery, close to Oxford Circus. The coffee served is a blend made specially for Daisy Green, and is backed up by a decent support team of Aussie breakfasts and brunches and pastries, each dish more colourful than the last. The coffee's good quality, the food's all organic (we recommend the banana bread) and your only problem might be getting a seat.įor coffee done the Antipodean way, duck into the back streets behind Marble Arch and head to Daisy Green. Excellent coffee at AttendantĪttendant coffee shop in Fitzrovia is best know for its location, underground in a former public toilet - but don't let that put you off. Be warned, it's not cheap (£4.50 for a brownie, another £4.50 for a cappuccino.) and they don't take bookings, so you have to queue at busy times - but if you're all about the Instagram, it's a little slice of heaven. Oxford Street isn't short of cookie stalls and waffle shops to give your blood sugar a speedy kick after a long morning shopping, but there are plenty of other options too.įamously floral Elan Cafe opened an Oxford Circus branch on Market Place in summer 2018.

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The Fitzrovia restaurant offers an extensive breakfast menu, ranging from light bites such as brioche French toast and mini Danish pastries to the big guns - Full English (veggie version available) or a Burgerdict (poached egg, beef patty, special hollandaise, tomato, and crispy bacon, all in a delicious-sounding muffin).Įver had brunch It's just a 30 second walk from Oxford Street, and the pancakes are some of the best we've had in London.Ī post shared by Londonist on at 12:42am PDTĬoffee shops, cafes and snacks near Oxford Street Elan Cafe in Market Place, near Oxford Circus Power up before a heavy day of shopping at Riding House Cafe. Breakfast or brunch near Oxford Street The Burgerdict at Riding House Cafe For other food and drink options nearby, see our guide to where to eat and drink in Soho, just to the south.

Of course, there are plenty of chain restaurants nearby, and while there's nothing wrong with that, we're focusing on more independent restaurants, cafes and bars in the area. Whether you work nearby, are partaking in a hard day's shopping or are meeting friends or a date, we've found some of the best places to eat and drink near Oxford Street and Oxford Circus. Oxford Street: home to shoppers, tourists.