Went to get a coffee at 3.15pm doors closed already. Staff showed 3fingers to tell me they close at 3pm. In the window it says 3.30pm! Unacceptable! Should cancel my subscription really as you can't provide the service!
Libby McCutcheon
No washroom facilities. Doesn't seem right in a café.
Theresa Ennis
Needs more vegan options and could include a vegan yogurt alternative too
Nomnomnom Cepad
Buen servicio. Café malito
Sergio Gallego
The best pret team. Fantastic service. Very welcome
Fred Barrington
Food good but no loo!
A Abdyldaeva
Found a long thick grey hair in my sandwich ?
Anthony Handfield
Lovely food. A bit expensive and not a lot of comfort for eating in.
kal khera
Very rude staff and non responsive to customers who are waiting in freezing weather for doors to open way after the opening time listed on door.
Leila Assaf
This prey is always extremely busy and the team are anyways fast and polite. Big up this team ! Thanks guys
Mary Queen of Scots House circa 1905, Grade II Listed where “Pret a Manger” currently occupies the ground floor aside Cheshire Alley.An elaborate, detailed and idiosyncratic Gothic fantasy that also incorporates some Art Nouveau flourishes and a prominent statue of Queen Mary to whom the building is dedicated.Surrounded by an assortment of historic buildings that distinguish this segment of Fleet Street.
Edyta Hojdys
Very nice staff,good boys
Rafał Lewicki
Good variety of sandwiches.
Martin Omeni
Not enough seaying areas but as all Pret A Mangers friendly staff and clean interiors
guggetravel
During our stroll around Fleet Street, and being of an advanced age, a comfort stop was in order. Also a cup of tea would fit the bill so in we went and enjoyed a delightful brew of English Breakfast. Next came the comforts, and we found that a code was required to open said facilities. Punch the buttons and get relief, No problem. We watched over our next cuppa, several folk having difficulty and getting figgety over this arrangement. Overall a pleasant, clean establishment with plenty of sandwiches and other fare to satisfy the rabble,. This was before the Covid crisis so was as normal as we knew it!!!
Went to get a coffee at 3.15pm doors closed already. Staff showed 3fingers to tell me they close at 3pm. In the window it says 3.30pm! Unacceptable! Should cancel my subscription really as you can't provide the service!
No washroom facilities. Doesn't seem right in a café.
Needs more vegan options and could include a vegan yogurt alternative too
Buen servicio. Café malito
The best pret team. Fantastic service. Very welcome
Food good but no loo!
Found a long thick grey hair in my sandwich ?
Lovely food. A bit expensive and not a lot of comfort for eating in.
Very rude staff and non responsive to customers who are waiting in freezing weather for doors to open way after the opening time listed on door.
This prey is always extremely busy and the team are anyways fast and polite. Big up this team ! Thanks guys
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Mary Queen of Scots House circa 1905, Grade II Listed where “Pret a Manger” currently occupies the ground floor aside Cheshire Alley.An elaborate, detailed and idiosyncratic Gothic fantasy that also incorporates some Art Nouveau flourishes and a prominent statue of Queen Mary to whom the building is dedicated.Surrounded by an assortment of historic buildings that distinguish this segment of Fleet Street.
Very nice staff,good boys
Good variety of sandwiches.
Not enough seaying areas but as all Pret A Mangers friendly staff and clean interiors
During our stroll around Fleet Street, and being of an advanced age, a comfort stop was in order. Also a cup of tea would fit the bill so in we went and enjoyed a delightful brew of English Breakfast. Next came the comforts, and we found that a code was required to open said facilities. Punch the buttons and get relief, No problem. We watched over our next cuppa, several folk having difficulty and getting figgety over this arrangement. Overall a pleasant, clean establishment with plenty of sandwiches and other fare to satisfy the rabble,. This was before the Covid crisis so was as normal as we knew it!!!