Grind

Joanna was absolutely fantastic. Me and my friends had lunch and bottomless brunch at this Grind and had the best experience. The food was great, the drinks were happening (sometimes it’s not a given at bottomless brunch!). I would definitely come again!

We came for the pancakes which they sadly were temporarily out of, but the French toast and the full English were really great substitutes! Very good coffee and service as well. Would've been 5 stars if they had high chairs and baby changing facilities.

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.

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.

A group of 7 of us had brunch here (pre book in advance), and we all didn’t know what to expect other than the brand of coffee that’s pretty popular. However the pancakes are my favourite I’ve had in London. They are soft and light but have a certain level of crunch which is hard to describe. Just try it out! The vibe is very trendy and it gets busy around brunch hour.

Place is nice and food was great! Coffee was very good and the atmosphere as well. Service wasn’t that great. Lady who served us basically shared three words in total with a funeral face. Working in hospitality my self I absolutely understand it can be stressful but was funny the way she just dropped the bill. I was planning to get a second coffee take away when she just passed by the table dropping the bill without a word and left😅

I had breakfast at Grind near London Bridge, and it was a delightful experience. The toast with jam and peanut butter was excellent—the smoky, charred flavor of the bread was very pleasant, and the combination of jam and peanut butter was perfect. The pumpkin spice cappuccino was a highlight, with a fantastic blend of spices that made it incredibly flavorful. While the prices were on the higher side, the quality and location made it worth every penny. A great spot for a cozy and satisfying breakfast!

I can't believe Veronica remembered me and my partner from the last time!! She's just amazing! The vibe was great and the staff members were really nice, received us warmly and informed us about the promotion. Cocktails I love here: pornstar martini, espresso martini, hollaback girl. I believe I will be a regular customer now!! 😊