Grind

I never eat brunch but I decided to do something different and eat brunch during the bank holiday. I thought Grind was a typical English café. This place is more of an American diner. I ordered an English breakfast which was really nice, the portion was quite small but tasty. The pancakes were incredibly nice, there was a hair in it though. The cheese burger with egg is delightful and the fries are nice as well. A bit on the small side but I'm guessing Grind is for the bourgeoisie and they don't eat that much 😊 The staff are incredibly helpful, with a smile on their face, they explained the menu to me which was nice.

Good was great! The drinks were the best! We had 2 hot drinks that were perfect. We also had 2 a small plate and a served all day plate. Both were good.

Second time here and didn't disappoint. Food and pastry were delicious but staff could be a little more attentive. I recommend the salted caramel frapp and the vegetarian breakfast

I had the Full English Breakfast at Grind London Bridge, and unfortunately, it was a terrible experience. The hash browns had an awful taste, as if the oil hadn’t been changed in ages, and the smell was off-putting. The bacon was oddly sweet, and the tomato and mushrooms were overly mushy and completely tasteless. The bread was drenched in oil and burnt. The only thing that was decent were the eggs, but paying £30 for two eggs is absolutely unacceptable. Grind used to serve great food, but now it’s some of the worst I’ve had in the London Bridge area. Also, the waiter even didn't bother to ask if the food was good. Definitely not going back.

We decided to meet up and have brunch to cheer us up on a wet day. We had phoned and booked but unsure how long we had the table as was given 10 minutes noticed when it was coming up to 2 hours despite some delay in receiving our food. Drinks arrived promptly but we waited a bit for food. Once order was taken we were asked did any allergies and this was noted. Most ordered the pancakes and I did too though thought it a bit greasy when eating. The atmosphere was good as we sometimes got loud in celebration and didn’t feel bad about it.

My husband and I dropped in at Grind for breakfast on a Sunday morning. We didn’t have a booking and the restaurant was busy but we were seated at the bar. The service was great - really professional, attentive and friendly. My husband had the breakfast burrito, which he really enjoyed. I had the vegan breakfast - it was amazing; really well thought out and tasty - I particularly enjoyed the tofu scramble, miso courgettes and aubergines and the hash browns. The portions were great and everything was delicious. Excellent quality coffees too. Couldn’t fault the place - we’ll definitely be back!

Met my friends here who had made reservations. The staff were so friendly from the get go. I was quite late so my friends had already ate. I ordered a small plate of hummus which was lovely and a delicious tiramisu espresso martini. It was really good. The staff were so particularly that when the first waitress placed it down and a little spilled down the side of the glass she made sure she wipe it up. It spilt again and another lady came over to wipe it up. I just thought this was super cute and such attention to detail even tho I was not bothered about the spillage at all. Food, drink and service was absolutely fabulous and I will come back again.

Absolutely banging bangers, yes that's excellent sausages. Had the full Grind breakfast and it's not only generous but delicious. The vegan breakfast also looked incredible! Make sure to ask for butter if you want it. The service can be a bit slow but it's constantly busy so can't blame them really, and regardless all the staff are super lovely and helpful. Top notch brunch spot for any day of the week, with a decent selection of cocktails, juices, and of course some great coffee. I particularly enjoyed my beetroot latte, which was lightly flavoured and a lovely sight in its pink glory. One drink and a breakfast is very affordable at around £20.