St Martins in the Fields Cafe in the Court in City of London

Crypt itself is nice but the sandwich was very dry, seemed like it had been sitting out for a while. Definitely not worth £6. Everything looked a bit tired, staff not very helpful. Came to £25 for a sandwich, Childrens pasta and 2 drinks. There are much nicer and better places nearby.

The server seemed put out that I didn’t want chicken pie and asked for carrots and parsnips from other table. The portion size I was given was tiny for £14 - two bits of parsnip and 6 tiny carrot pieces. Peoples portions surrounding me were significantly larger. The food was very nice though

Handy location in crypt of St Martin's off Trafalgar Square. Food always wholesome. Plenty of tables but can get very busy. Looks good but donation appreciated.

Disappointing compared to visits there years ago. Perhaps it was because it was the tail end of the weekend. Not much choice for a vegetarian (a not very warm baked potato) redeemed by a huge apple crumble and plenty of custard.

Marvellous place, with a lot of history and friendly stuff. Nice food and lovely setting, a must if you attend a concert, service or visit the gallery

Took road level elevator down 1 floor with family for lunch into the underground level cafe. The open feeling large space was bustling with cafe lunch diners, within a thrilling and stunning stone arch setting. Due to busy period, it took some careful table spotting to secure free table for 4. We queued to order 1 x baked potatoe, beans cheese, 1 x fish & chips and 1 x beef pie with mash & gravy meal. We took food on trays to the table and enjoyed sharing between four of us, it was plenty. Table water was available from large glass dispenser with tap and glasses. As we finished, we offered the table to others seeking the same. Overall a pleasing experience as although food value for money slightly over priced, it was compensated by the breath-taking old converted stone arched space.

Tranquil cafe in a beautiful setting of the basement under the church (lift available for those with accessibility needs). Veggie pie was delicious although quite pricey at £12! Complementary tap water available from a giant water dispenser. Clean toilets.

Lovely atmosphere tasty and also strong coffee, yummy cakes. Good prices as well.

This is a great place to go, a hidden gem. However the food quality is not what it used to be. But you'll find something to eat - the person I was with had tea and cake which was fine, but my jacket potato was so so, plus I only had cheese on it but was charged as if I had the beans too (I asked for them to be left off as I didn't want the combo).

Ordered a cheese and pic ciabetta(?). It was so hard I couldn't cut through it. Bite it or tear it! Wrapped it up hoping that as it warms up. It might soften! Otherwise a waste of £6 and I'm still hungry. Overpriced too. This place is living in on a past reputation.