Eggslut Victoria

Can’t remember the last time I’ve had such a great breakfast and couldn’t stop talking about it. This place is amazing! Good sized portion and full of flavour. Little bit expensive but totally worth it. Can’t wait to go back and get more. The truffle hashbrowns in particular are epic. Highly recommend going here

I had the bacon, egg, and cheese, and it absolutely delivered. The brioche bun was soft and buttery, the scrambled eggs were creamy and rich, and the bacon had just the right balance of crispy and chewy. It’s the kind of sandwich that makes you stop mid-bite like, wait… this is serious. Yeah, it’s messy. Yeah, it’s a tenner. But honestly? Worth every bite. It hits that perfect spot between comfort food and cool — bold, satisfying, and somehow still elevated. You taste the quality, you feel the indulgence, and you leave already thinking about your next one. Eggslut isn’t just hyped — it lives up to it. Total win.

Went in for a quick breakfast, got the Eggslut and the biscuit. Egg was jammy and nice to spread on bread, but not very exciting. Would like to try again another time another things on the menu.

I am from Canada, we do not have Eggslut there so I could be a little biased. Food, had bacon, egg & cheese, cheeseburger, gaucho and truffle hash browns. LOVE THEM ALL, especially the hash browns. Service, nothing is wrong with service, nothing spectacular neither. It is a fast food, so yeah. Atmosphere, food hall style, not much to say there.

Delicious egg sandwich and friendly staff. We went twice for breakfast during our trip. Not far from Victoria Station. Located in Market Hall, a food court, with plenty of seats at breakfast.

I’ve been to Eggslut before and really loved it but my experience today was disappointing. My matcha latte was barely luke warm. I ordered the truffle portobello sandwich with no sauce and ended up being given a sandwich with cheese which it doesn’t even come with. I had to have them make me a new sandwich of which they did in a rush and the eggs were cold. Additionally, my friend asked if she could swap a sauce from a different sandwich and was told no - this really makes no sense and it takes two seconds to add a sauce onto the sandwich. And lastly I was told the Victoria location is no longer using the embargo app - which was irritating as I would have chosen a different location with probably better service! And to top it off I got charged extra for cheese and was never offered the money back so all of the above for £22. I’m sad because I love the egg sandwiches but I promise you I won’t visit this location again.

We went for brunch and the food was ok. Had a bit of variety with the egg sandwiches and mine was fine. Good mocha though and self service. Affordable cost for London and opposite to Victoria station.

Tried three sandwiches, the truffle was the best. Tasty overall, but very expensive (around £45 for the three).