Caravan Fitzrovia Restaurant

Everything was so good. The service was amazing and the atmosphere was chill and fun. For food I had the smacked cucumber the burrata and the spiced lamb pizza. I also ordered a carrot orange ginger juice which was super fresh. They even gave me a free edamame which was a nice surprise. Great experience overall I’d definitely go back.

2 french people. We share a lot of things. Pancakes, Salmon toast, avocado. Every thing was super great and we spend a good moment. All the staff was super professional and friendly. We recommend the place. Don’t forget to book the table a little bit in advance to be sure to have a place.

I went here with my wife for a midweek lunch. I had the roast chicken and it was exceptional. I really didn’t expect it to be so delicious but it was. Such great flavours and perfectly cooked. We also had the Labneh with flat bread and that also was delicious.

4.5 A really strong brunch. Had the shatshuka while partner had their version of the Full English. The thick cut bacon was fire and the spiced black beans...nice touch. We had the jalapeno corn bread which was interesting, could have been spicier with hot honey. Coffee is great but pricey. Service was efficient and a good balance of friendly and distant. Atmosphere gets knocked as acoustics aren't great, very loud. Overall, very solid and I will be back.

The burrata was an absolute standout. Silky, creamy, and perfectly chilled. Then came the grilled halloumi, which was a nice surprise, not your usual rubbery slabs. It had a golden crust and was served with sweet-savoury accompaniments (figs or pomegranate maybe?) that cut through the saltiness. Now, the margaritas. Honestly, some of the best I’ve had in a while. Not too sweet, with just the right lime kick and a strong enough tequila punch to remind you it’s the weekend. I tried the classic, and a spicy version — both were well-balanced and dangerously easy to drink.

Came here for a second time and experience was consistent with the first. The restaurant was very noisy in the evening, but ideal if you want to be loud or are in a large group. Quieter for lunch. This is my first time at a Caravan restaurant. I was very happy with the overall experience. The service was helpful and efficient despite the restaurant eventually getting very busy. Had very tasty food with a Mediterranean/Middle Eastern vibe. Also pleased with the drinks choices. Very modern vibe to the interior but remains comfortable.

We had a wonderful brunch at Caravan Fitzrovia. The chorizo and potato hash (served with spinach, poached eggs, tomato fresca and saffron buttermilk dressing) was delicious and a good sized portion too. There was a decent selection on the menu; it looked like there were lots of excellent brunch options to choose from. The service was great, and the staff were very friendly too. Prices are as you expect for London, pretty reasonable for the portion size. Worth a visit, and I would happily return to try other dishes.

Popped in for an early breakfast ahead of a long work day. The staff were pleasant, attentive and met my every need. The food was great as always. The coffee blew me away, I think I have found my new favourite coffee.

We had a lovely brunch here. We were seated quickly and service was friendly and accommodating. This place is crisp and clean inside. Very pleasant atmosphere. We had Korean fried chicken, avocado toast and chorizo/potato hash. We tried a Bloody Mary which was nice and perfectly spicy. Avocado toast had toasted chickpeas on it, which added a nice bit of texture. The Chorizo/potato hash was the standout. Korean fried chicken was good but we had mixed reviews at our table about the kimchi pancake. Overall a nice place to enjoy a meal.

Great coffee, pretty good food, not-so-great service. It's been awhile since I've been to Caravan, and I was really looking forward to that cornbread (why is it so good?!). I came for a breakfast meeting with a group of six. I arrive at 8am and they were already up and running with a few tables of diners already enjoying drinks and food. The host was on the rude side, didn't look up when I came up, boredly acknowledged me and pointed to the back when I mentioned the reservation name. Not a great start. We had a few hiccups in ordering, on which resulted in another not-great interaction with the food runner who was trying to deliver a plate we didn't order. He seemed annoyed at us and when we tried to ask him something he curtly told us he's "just a food runner". We also had a forgotten refill request. These were not meal ruining things, but noted by everyone at the table, and mostly the vibe from the staff felt bored/uninterested/snobby. Breakfast options are nicely varied from American pancakes to shakshuka style baked eggs to yogurt and granola to your typical fry up (with a veggie option) to avo toast. They nicely swapped the flat bread that comes with the baked eggs (12.50) for the cornbread (I'm surprised the cornbread is not its own side? It seems pretty popular). I had an Americano (£3.5) before realizing that they do filter coffee here - this is what you want to order, as they roast their own beans and they are the best in London. All in all, an ok experience, which would have been excellent with service improvements

Brunch vibe check. Healthy food check. Don't expect much for service as it's a huge restaurant and not enough staff per table. Food tastes yummy but a avocado add on is £4!! What is that????

Came for dinner with a group and had a solid meal. I ordered the Lime Leaf Mai Tai cocktail, then tried: + Charred oyster mushrooms + Broken lamb meatballs + Watercress and candied beetroot salad + Steamed cod dumplings + Cornbread The highlight was the cornbread. Overall, I would say this spot was good but nothing special.

A large restaurant, part of a chain, which serves interesting brunches and "plates" (mains) and pizzas. The Fitzrovia branch is on Great Portland Street, about 10 minutes from Oxford Street and includes a large, airy dining area, (with brick walls and hard surfaces, it gets quite noisy) with a smaller more secluded area at the far end, and a take-away counter with two rows of stools around a high table. Mains take inspiration from a wide range of cuisines, featuring whole grains of various kinds, in a salad-style arrangement of vegetables, seeds and sauces. You'll pay around £8-10 for the smaller plates (which are quite small - no good if you're hungry) and £10-15 for larger mains. Pizzas are generous and £9-12, and sourdough toast with brunch items were around £8-9.50 and a fry-up for £10.50. Vegans and vegetarians have a decent choice. Puddings start at £2 a scoop for ice cream and sorbet, up to £9.50 for cheese and biscuits. The cakes and cruffins (muffin shaped croissants) offer an alternative choice. They offer a wide range of beers (draught included) and also carafes of still and sparkling water). On our visit, service from the young staff was very attentive and quick, though our mains were served luke warm (why not heat the plates?). Overall, we had a decent experience (largely thanks to the staff), but I found the food interesting but underwhelming.

I've been to Caravan Fitzrovia about 5 or 6 times now and the quality of food and service has clearly plummeted very quickly. The service is slow, keeps forgetting the most basic requests and gets things wrong consistently for almost all tables I could observe. The food was also prepared well well in advance for a 10am Saturday breakfast, leading to browned mashed avocado and stale kimchi pancakes. The coffee was late and very cold. They also charge £1 for a bottle of tap water which I guess is justified because of Covid losses they want to make up by any means. The problem is, as a result I won't be spending more money there and I'm guessing I'm not alone.

Tip at the door: Avoid the tall lady, toxic personality and uselessly negative. Talk to the young lad - very helpful.

We ordered the Veggie fry and the jalapeño cornbread plates and loved both! The long black is basically an americano, and was perfectly balanced. Service a bit slow as others have mentioned, but the food is good.

My wife and I ate at Caravan Fitzrovia a few times over the last couple of months as our flat is a 3 minute walk. While we liked the space and food, the service had always been a bit slow despite the fact that the restaurant was not terribly busy. While we overlooked this in the past, our last experience today was truly awful. We waited for 1 hour without any food arriving and the waitresses kept saying that it was coming out in 1 minute. They finally admitted there was a mix up with our ordee and still kept saying food was coming in 1 minute - of course, no food arrived. We walked out and will ensure we never go back here.