Ole & Steen UK — Restaurant in London

This is by far the best Ole & Steen I’ve been to in London (and I’ve been to all of them haha) . Every single person in the staff is super nice, polite and actually seems happy to work there, the food is next level (try the mushroom sandwich and their cold pressed juices they’re to die for) and the pastries are always fresh (try cinnamon social and cinnamon and chocolate swirls) and they have a big selection so you never have to worry they’re going to run out of products. The actual establishment is also super spacious and well lit, with plenty of chairs for you to sit on at any time of day for a coffee or quick lunch meeting (actually some of those happening around throughout the day as the place is actually quite good for that). Shout out to Khurrum and Mustafa for being super managers and keeping the staff motivated and their clients happy and coming back! PS. Most days they have Cinnamon Social and bread little tasters while you wait for your food…...

The coffee was tasteless When you see a cappuccino with crisp white foam, know that the coffee won’t be the greatest. I really liked the chocolate bun though Wished if they served it warm I want to try more of their pastries Since the place exists in a business area, employees are regular customers.

// I visit this place often because its big and lots of employees coming no one of the staff will panic when they see your laptop. I uploaded two photos The first one is mushroom portobello omelette bun - the seeded bun The mushroom 🍄‍🟫 bun is good however, eat it with ur hands. Your teeth will cut the big mushroom better than their Toys-r-us knives But I couldn’t remember the other one. Seriously Ole and Steen has something to do with pepper and herbal-spices. Often it empowers the flavor of...

Although I try and avoid chains where I can, I saw the open sandwiches and simply couldn’t resist - and I’m glad of it! The salmon on rye was delicious, creamy cheese, sweet pickles and punchy pink peppercorns made for an explosion of flavour in each bite. The beef and horseradish baguette was equally as nice, with bread crusty but soft, making for a very enjoyable eating experience. The place was FULL, but there was enough room between tables to comfortably chat and get some work done. It’s a great place to work / meet that being said. It was lively and staff were very friendly, quick and efficient.

Although I won’t rush back, it’s a very valid option to grab lunch in London if need be, with extensive bakery items...