166 "Quick Eats" restaurants in London.
Fen Noodles is a hand-pulled noodle spot in Spitalfields making some of the chewiest, bounciest, and most downright delicious noodles in London.
The Happening Bagel Bakery is a Finsbury Park institution as good for a late-night smoked salmon bagel as it is for a morning eclair.
Tomi’s is a West African spot near Hackney Central serving moreish plates of jollof rice, efo-riro, and more.
An unassuming, cash-only Bangladeshi spot on Bethnal Green Road, Indian Masala makes delicious homemade curries, bhajis, and more.
La Casbah is a little caf on Blackstock Road popular with locals making hefty sandwiches, tagines, and other north African staples.
Gadz is a Lebanese cafe behind Finsbury Park station making freshly made shawarmas, wraps, and salads.
A solid spot for some affordable-ish sushi in the City, Pham Sushi will work just as well for a business situation as a casual dinner over nigiri.
Kurumaya is a tiny restaurant near Smithfield, with small prices, big bowls of katsu curry, and some decent sushi.
Lanark Coffee is a tiny café on Hackney Road where you’ll want to become regular for the food as well as the atmosphere.
Baban’s Naan is a tiny takeaway naan spot that serves delicious, made-to-order, fresh naan for just a few quid, or even less.
Tokyo Pizza is a casual underground pizza spot on Maida Vale, serving Japanese-inspired pizza toppings and some very tasty salads.
Atis is a build-your-own salad place in Shoreditch with a lot of options, but also some very good ideas about what makes a tasty, satisfying lunch.
The Soho branch of popular handmade pasta spot Bancone is serving the same great food as the original, in a bigger and better space.
