What’s for Lunch? Le Pain Quotidien (Londonist)
What’s for Lunch? Le Pain Quotidien
Chris Osburn, Food & Drink Editor
Londonist
October 21, 2008
Ambling around Oxford Circus with a bit of time to kill, Londonist popped into the rustic-lite and spacious Great Marlborough Street location of “daily bread” global franchise, Le Pain Quotidien, for a late morning coffee (a massive Americano for £2.50) and ended up staying for a quick lunch (a warming bowl of Caribbean soup for £4.80). Everything was going fine (we sincerely appreciated the no pressure opportunity to spread out and linger for awhile and take advantage of the free wifi), until we asked for some tap water.
Read the complete What’s for Lunch? Le Pain Quotidien review at Londonist.
Chris Osburn, Food & Drink Editor
Londonist
October 21, 2008
Ambling around Oxford Circus with a bit of time to kill, Londonist popped into the rustic-lite and spacious Great Marlborough Street location of “daily bread” global franchise, Le Pain Quotidien, for a late morning coffee (a massive Americano for £2.50) and ended up staying for a quick lunch (a warming bowl of Caribbean soup for £4.80). Everything was going fine (we sincerely appreciated the no pressure opportunity to spread out and linger for awhile and take advantage of the free wifi), until we asked for some tap water.
Read the complete What’s for Lunch? Le Pain Quotidien review at Londonist.
2 comments:
Never mind tap water, that looks like a bowl of sweet and sour sauce with bread to dip in.
That's hilarious! But actually, the soup was really good.
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