Le Pain Quotidien in Camden

Excellent service, tasty food and pleasant staff. Tian was a very friendly and attentive waiter and a credit to the company. Highly recommended for breakfast at St Pancras.

I love the food there. They changed their menu and the portions are much bigger than before. I had the salmon nicoise (it was big and delicious) my friends had the breakfast brunch and a croque (i can't remember exactly)The apple juice was fresh squeezeReally loved it.

We were served by Sophia at Pain Quotidien St Pancras.She was one of the most gracious, kind persons l’ve come across as l saw her serving and every customer.Our brunch of scrambled eggs, bacon, fresh bread and coffee was delicious !Thank youAll the best

Great selection of nutritious and tasty dishes. The coffee is lovely too. On a good day, front of house staff are motivated, engaging and efficient.

Dined here. Food was good but drinks order disappeared and had to be retaken after a reminder. Still took 20 minutes. Because of this I'd not rush back.

Had the Chicken Cesar Salad which was awful. The chicken tasted odd, and I left a good 1/4 of it to go catch my train. I’ve now been bed ridden for days since returning home.. Coincidence!?

The baked eggs were terrible! Overcooked and some sort of mayonnaise on top 🤢

Just writing in to say I really appreciate the vegan offerings on Pain Q at the moment, in line with their desire to be more sustainable as a business.I come to this branch often to work once I get sick of the british library/hungry. The service is always friendly and excellent. I have tried several of their vegan options: big fan of the chilli non carne, soup and bread is always excellent (though a bit of oversight that it tends to come with butter despite being marketed as vegan- always have to send it back as it’s something I don’t ethically agree with supporting). The avo toast is well executed, if a little overpriced for what it is. The pea mint hummus tartine is a firm favourite. Porridge is nice if you add a bit of sweetness. Vegan carrot cake and muffins are great. Coffee is excellent, so glad they offer barista-friendly soya milk now after a while of curdled almond!Less good vegan offerings: the pumpkin pie, which has a very soggy/spongy base, sickly sweet cream and hardly any actual pumpkin (the best bit). Vegan croissants can be a bit tough, and when I asked for it heated it came back the same temperature (this might be better if actually hot).But again, really appreciate that these things are being offered! Ambience is lovely, music is nice, staff are friendly. Heat up you croissants and get some vegan butter in and you’re there!

Since coming to this bistro for a number of years’ I’ve nothing but good to say about it. From the ambience; friendly staff, this all adds to the experience for someone who lives in North Wales. Always worth a visit, watch the world go by and enjoy the taste!

Very busy and had to be seated in cold outdoor space (our choice). Daniel was our waiter and he was professional, efficient and very personable. A credit to the company. Lovely food and drink. Great service.