Harrods Food Halls

Good value for the quality and tasted great (total below is £18). They can warm up sandwiches that need it, as for the rest you’ll have it fridge-cold, not room temp. That’s the only downside. It’s also quite packed at lunch time but we didn’t have to queque for long, maybe 5 minutes at the counter and another 5 at the register. Would be nice to have some seating but I get it, wouldn’t look too nice for Harrods. Still worth the visit.

I visited Harrods on 24 December and purchased several food items. Despite the holiday queues, the Christmas boxes (ham, turkey, and sides) were absolutely worth the wait — beautifully presented and delicious, exactly what I expect from Harrods. Unfortunately, the rotisserie chicken box was disappointing, as it contained mostly skin and bones with very little usable meat. After such a long wait, this was a shame. I also noticed a short hair on a slice of red fruit cheesecake when I opened it at home, which was concerning from a hygiene standpoint. I’m sharing this in the spirit of helpful feedback. I generally love Harrods’ food offerings and hope this was simply a one-off.

I wish I could write a positive review, because I genuinely think the food here is good. My guilty pleasure is grabbing a wrap from the Rotisserie counter in the Harrods Food Hall. Over the summer, I went multiple times for the buttermilk chicken wrap. For £12, you get a chicken wrap with two toppings (lettuce, tomato, onion, etc.) and whatever sauces you wanted. I add truffle mac to mine, which brings the total to £15.50, and I swap the two toppings for slaw. Pricey, yes, but it tasted heavenly, so I paid it happily. The first photo shows my summer wraps in all their glory. The second is the measly wrap I was handed in January. The price, of course, stayed exactly the same. And before anyone says “that’s how it looks in other photos online,” please remember: I add mac and cheese. It should not look identical to wraps that don’t include the extra £3.50 side I paid for. Then came the attempted upcharges. While ordering, I was told I’d be charged extra for the slaw. The truffle mac has always been an upcharge, fine. But slaw? That was brand new information. I swap two toppings for one, yet somehow that one topping is now too premium? Which was especially wild considering the slaw portion in question was so small it felt more like a suggestion than an actual topping. In the end, either there was a miscommunication with the cashier who rang me up or someone came to their senses, because I wasn’t charged extra. The wrap still tasted great, but £15.50 for a dramatically smaller portion is absurd. At some point, companies need to be held accountable for raising prices (this wrap was £10 a year or two ago) while quietly shrinking portions, AND at Harrods, no less. I can’t promise I won’t be back, but it no longer feels like it’s made with love. And my morals tell me I shouldn’t support a business that cuts portion sizes in half while trying to nickel and dime me at every turn. At this point, I fully expect the next visit to run me £17.50, and I’ll be handed one and a half pieces of chicken, two noodles, and one shred of slaw.

An amazing food hall ✨ You can either grab something to take home or sit down and enjoy a meal that suits your taste. Incredible flavours everywhere. Yes, it’s a bit pricey, but absolutely worth it for the quality and experience. A must visit spot in London for food lovers.

Beautiful place with amazing Christmas decor. I went to the food hall and had a French cruller from the Cardabelle box thing super tasty. I had the chocolate one and the cinnamon one. Then I went to the rotisserie and got a Christmas box, very generous and super affordable. I recommend it.

I have been buying olive sticks for about six years now, and over time they have become noticeably thinner, with the middle of the bread stretched out as if pulled like clay, so slender that I could not help but marvel at it. The olive stick has been stretched to the very limit—just enough for the waist not to snap, just enough to hold itself together—and although prices may have risen, it feels rather as though the consumer is being misled.

Christmas visit to Harrods for fun treats and souvenirs. The food hall areas were packed with people, but everyone seemed to play nice and the staff kept the lines moving nicely. Lots of lovely Christmas specialty items to take home!

⸻ Exceptional service and no queues — a rare luxury in London! The honey cake was so delicious it almost brought tears to my eyes. It tasted exactly like the cakes from my childhood — rich, tender, and perfectly balanced. Honestly, it’s even better than the famous Azbuka Vkusa honey cake back home. A true masterpiece — worth every bite. 🍯✨

Kind of pricey, but definitely worth it. The best fish and chips I've ever had. #iraeats #iraeats1

Harrods Food Hall is an absolute delight and truly one of London's most enjoyable gourmet experiences. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by beautifully arranged displays, exceptional products, and a level of quality that makes even the simplest items feel special. From artisan breads and fine cheeses to fresh seafood, pastries, and gourmet chocolates, everything is presented with care and elegance. The atmosphere is luxurious yet inviting, and exploring each section feels like a culinary adventure. Whether you're picking up a treat, searching for the perfect gift, or simply enjoying the beautiful setting, the Food Hall consistently delivers excellent service, outstanding variety, and an unforgettable experience. It's a must-visit for anyone who appreciates great food and a touch of London glamour. Having lunch at the Grill was a nice experience.

In comparison to the proper sit down restaurants, their food halls are not as pricey as I thought. It was very very crowded when I went, everything was cooked pretty fresh, there are pasta bars, sandwich bars. Their honey cake, lobster roll and seafood was amazing. There is no seating area and you are not encouraged to just eat it along the corridors of the dept store because it's very busy. So you gotta find your spot to eat it!

My favourite food hall of all the large signature department stores in London. I grew up going to Harrods so maybe I'm biased but they have such a great selection. I highly recommend going when they open and not waiting until almost lunch time when it's jammed packed in there. The salads are amazing. Packed with ingredients and not too much lettuce/rice/potatoes. The salmon-broccoli-lemon salad is my go-to favourite. Their chocolate hall is amazing and the smell can't be beaten. Even when it's busy I don't find I have to wait too long to be helped. They have huge slabs, signature boxes of chocolates and seasonal 3d characters for Christmas, Easter, etc. They have the best selection of dates I've found in London. Expensive as one would expect, but so many flavours. You also have to check out the bakery for all the yummy pasties and their freshly baked bread. The smell is amazing! Also I know it's an expensive way to buy Christmas cake but it is definitely worth it!

The Harrods food hall located in the basement of the department store is probably my favorite part of the store. The selection of food items is phenomenal ranging from butchers, delicatessen, cheese monger, fish monger, bakery and much more. The items are of a high quality and there is lots to browse and catch the eye. As part of the food hall are also a selection of cafes, bistros and eateries, all offering great food in splendid surroundings. Fabulous for people watching. Service is impeccable.

So from the start this place is expensive... For just 3 coffee, a tiramisu, cookie, cinnamon bun, and a croissant came up to £75 or $100. Service was really excellent. Was able to get a seat within 5 minutes, and food within 10 minutes after we ordered. All I can say it was an experience to check off

The Harrods Food Hall is one of the best in the world, and it's a must-stop for a foodie like me. I won't travel to London without at stepping foot here at least once per visit because I love it so very much. The space is massive and sprawling, and it's a true feast for the senses. The smells, the sights, the food...it's overwhelming! This food hall is a gourmet wonderland with fancy pastries, cheeses, sit-down bars and restaurants, and more. This isn't an inexpensive place to shop or dine, though, as the offering are luxurious. The decor itself is lovely (with marble counters and some employees in bowties and suits), and you'll pay a pretty penny to shop and eat here. Even if you aren't planning to drop some cash, it's worth a stop just to look around. The Food Hall is divided into different sections based on the type of food: meats, pastries, chocolates, cheeses, olive oils, artisan teas, wines, and more. The bakery counter is my heaven on Earth, with fresh and buttery croissants and other goodies that look to beautiful to eat ( I mean, even the baguettes are Insta-worthy). The seafood display is equally photogenic (and super expensive: think caviar, lobsters, fish filets, oysters and more). Macarons, fancy pants cheeses, jaw-droppingly beautiful chocolates...the food here could be considered works of culinary art! This isn't the place to go if you are avoiding crowds because its popularity means it can be wall-to-wall with people. Navigating the aisles can be tricky, so bring your patience (and let me mention again, your wallet)! The experience is next level during the Christmas season. The Knightsbridge tube station is right at the main entrance, and there are plenty of buses, taxis, and it's easy to grab an Uber. The Harrods Food Hall is a must-visit for anyone who loves food and wants a peek into one of London's most iconic culinary spaces. One of my absolute favorite places in all of London.

*This review is for "The Grill". Iconic food hall in an iconic department store in an iconic city. This sentence should says it all. But, by nature this establishment is a tourist destination and more of the staff never see returning customers, at list anytime soon. Although quality of the food is good, but value is not that great in any sense. Don't get me wrong, eating at the food hall is an experience but you probably can have better food with the same amount of money else where. I ate at "The Grill" and ordered Steack Frites and burrata appetizer, appetizer was good and steak cooked alright, could be done better. Waitress was attentive but not overly very friendly. Ambiance? this is food hall. Means it is noisy and you can not hang out for too long after you are done with your food. Am I recommend eating here? Once in while if you are in town, why not.

We stopped by for a special treat of scones, clotted cream, and jam today and were very disappointed. The scone was ok but the "clotted cream" was yellow butter. The jam was basic grocery store quality and the whole plate was grossly overpriced. Almost anywhere would be better.

Feast for the eyes. It's the fanciest most beautifully decorated food hall I have ever seen. It's an overwhelming crush of people and food has to be heated at home

A Must every time while visiting London! Tremendously Entertaining for people watching with a host of tempting treats including a wide range selection more than one could ever list. Prepared food always fresh and perfect for on the go. The crowds move quickly with great customer service in the typical Harrods tradition.

I am very particular about this Food Hall as it brings great memories. Several decades ago l lived in London and this was The Alibaba tavern with towers of food and crustacé. I often founded the experience overwhelming. This is definitely one of the world's fanciest food halls. I love their caviar section and fishmonger's section. The service is very dedicated.

Most people tend to whine about the prices here, and they've just added a new feature to complain about: No more paper shopping bags. If you need something to carry your stuff in, either bring your own, or get ready to spend £6 on their branded fabric ones. The crowds during the holidays also tend to make it nearly unbearable to shop here. Minuses aside, however, you'll rarely find the level of quality Harrods provides in such a large quantity, anywhere else. I have been shopping here for years, and whether I'm here for super brands or a not-so-short grocery stop, I never walk away disappointed (just annoyed). The first space in the food hall is dedicated to ready-made meals, uncooked perishables, and foodstuffs you can keep in the pantry. Again, all top quality. Next to it is the candy hall with a panic-inducing variety of confectionery items for both eating and drinking. If you go farther in, you'll hit the hall with shelf-stable goods like honeys, biscuits, seasonings, coffees, and spices. There is also a coffee bar here with some of the best-tasting coffee I've ever had and a hefty variety of cakes, tarts, and sandwiches; as well as a queue that can go around the hall on some days. Finally, you have the dining hall, which is a collection of small "restaurants" that are really just bars surrounded by stools with a kitchen in the middle of each one. Whichever one you choose, you're bound to have some of the best Mediterranean, Japanese, Italian, or British cuisine you've ever tried. My favorite thus far is Kinoya; the menu may be small, but it's the best ramen I've had yet in London. Take your pick, but if you're coming later in the day, make sure you come with plenty of time to spare, as this may turn into one of the longest grocery trips you've taken; if not thanks to the choices, then thanks to the crowds.

The Harrods Food Hall is an expansive and glorious marketplace filled with all types of gourmet treats and eats. It really feels like you can find anything you're hoping for from fresh cut meats to pressed juice, dim sum or sandwiches and salads, croissants and breads to warm meals. I was honestly most surprised by the prices. Most Harrods items are so expensive, but I actually found there to be some very reasonably priced items- particularly the salads and sandwiches. In addition to the ready to eat foods, there are also a number of items you can take home like biscuits and tea. Note that they do not give out bags in this section so if you're hoping to snag a green bag, you won't. Instead, you'd have to pay for a reusable bag. Harrods is known for their customer service and it doesn't lack here. Expect people to ask if you need anything or to be ready to serve you.

The hall is floor to ceiling exquisite tile. It houses multiple restaurants of nice caliber. We were greeted quickly and seated. I ordered the Ma po tofu and morel mushroom dim sum. The food was a bit slow coming out but tasted great. If you're coming to Harrods this room is a must.

It is Harrods so expect to pay high prices for the food. Quality is high and the ambiance is nice. If you are wondering about the bird murals, they are peacocks. I had the steak sandwich and the rest of the table had hamburgers. All were deliciously made and came out rather quickly. Service was spot on and we never felt ignored. There are several other restaurants in the food hall to choose from so look online ahead of time and see what you like. Now there may be a wait so build that I to your visit.

An impressive array of food but prices are high, the takeaway foods are cold/room temp and they are no places to sit. A supposed must for any foodie and while I liked the displays, I didn't partake as much other than sampling a few (cold) items. Harrods Food Hall (London, UK)

Stopped here when shopping with a friend. We both got the Caesar salad with chicken & shared some truffle chips. Really good crisp salad & the chips were the perfect amount of truffley. Definitely a great stop when shopping at harrods.

**This is a review for one of the restaurants in the food hall, Kerridge's Fish and Chips.** On vacation in London and so I did the tourist thing and visited Harrods Department Store. It was Boxing Day and so everyone was out trying to get a deal on all this high-end stuff (although I don't think anything there was marked down). The food hall is pretty large and organized, with several established eateries. Everything here is on the pricier side, as expected. I wanted to eat a proper fish and chips meal so we ventured over to Kerridge's. Got in just in time as the wait line packed up as we got our seats. Very limited seating with only a few tables and some bar space that faces the open kitchen. As stated, everything is pricey and so two orders of the fish and chips, along with some non alcoholic drinks, came out to over $100 pounds. As for the food, I'd say it was surprisingly just ok. The presentation is really nice. The chips are thick and crisp and the fish is a large piece. But they apparently use a gluten free breading, and so it gives it this weird, hard texture similar to fried cornmeal. The fish itself was also a bit dry. The dish was accompanied by a trio of sauces (tartar, garlic and pea). The sauces did help for sure. Wait staff was great and attentive, however. Would I come back if I was in town? At this price point, probably not.

A dazzling and elegant display of many cuisines and food choices that spans several rooms! I was overwhelmed by the sights, sounds and smells of this large hall and had to walk around at least twice before deciding on my purchases. Their fresh market hall has cases of cheeses, charcuterie, produce, beverages, and food to go (from all over the world). The prepared foods had middle Eastern, Asian, Indian, Italian, French and British-inspired sides and entrees. I saw a rotisserie stand (hot-off the oven meats) and decided to get their rosemary lamb shoulder with roasted potatoes and salad. The meal was only 10 GBP (strong dollar makes it a good value). The meat was juicy, tender and fairly lean. The potatoes were crispy and well-seasoned. The salad veggies were fresh. I also wandered over to the roastery and bake hall for dessert. Saw many different breads, pastries and sweets for sale. Everything looked pretty and artfully presented. I got a mini Victoria cake with raspberry filling. The cake was delicate and light. The fruit filling was slightly tart and the powdered sugar on top balanced everything out. I purchased a box of tea for gifting. Lastly I visited the chocolate hall, which sold different confections (fudge, chocolates, truffles, dried fruits, nuts, ect) from England, France, Belgium, Italy and various other countries. Chocolates were in pretty boxes, tins, bags and baskets. If you preferred to make your own box or purchase individual pieces you could order at the counters representing each brand. I inquired about the clotted cream fudge, and was given an entire cube to sample. I bought a tin of it, along with several boxes of Harrods brand truffles. Service was very professional and gracious. Such a wonderful place to shop and eat!

So nice but so pricey! I guess all of London is overpriced! Pasta was amazing, ramen was decent. People are friendly we went on a weekday lunch so it wasn't super crowded.

It's been nearly 30 years since my last trip here and it's more amazing than ever. Harris's food hall has everything for everybody. It is crowded and a bit overwhelming if you are not expecting it but it is absolutely worth a visit and is always on the must do list for a trip through London.

THE GRILL (5 stars): Just had dinner here. Though pricey, the taste of the rib-eye and turmeric 24-hour marinated baby chicken was savory. 100% satisfied. Saw how the chef was closely observing his sous chefs and kitchen helpers. Definitely very dedicated staff in providing high quality food and excellent customer service. Highly recommended! KERRIDGE's FISH & CHIPS (5 stars): Dined here on our first day in London. The fish was battered, seasoned, and cooked perfectly. So crunchy and light. The portion is good to share. It came with 3 sauces and for me, the curry and tartar sauces were the best. The fried potatoes were ok but I guess, I'm just not used to them being prepared that way. Won't take a star just because of this. The butter lettuce with the creamy English dressing was a hit. Also highly recommended for u to try. Excellent customer service! PASQUALE PIZZERIA (3 stars): Been to Rome, Florence, Venice, & Verona where I've tried the authentic Italian pizza and the wonderful experience still lingers. The dough here at Pasquale was not up to par, had a bitter taste to it. Not as cheesy as expected and the taste of cheese was underwhelming. I did like the tiramisu but not outstanding. As usual with Harrods, customer service was excellent. I do NOT recommend eating pizza here. They do serve pasta but cannot provide feedback on this.

The Harrods Food Hall is more than a place to get food, it's truly an experience. The displays, amount of high quality delicious looking food etc. is unmatched. Asian, Italian, sandwiches, fruit, juices, you name it they have it! Prices are a bit high in the sense that it adds up very quickly. Regardless everyone should experience in some capacity

Such fun to eat here as tourist. We loved watching the chefs in action. Ambiance is great too. Be sure to buy souvenirs on the way out.

OMG what an amazing food hall. Some of the most delicious, well presented foods Ive ever seen in a food hall. From seafood to bakery items, sweets, meat, sushi to cakes, everything is amazing. Great service and atmosphere . Well worth a visit. Ill be back!!

This is an overwhelming and magical experience - so many different foods to check out! I did not come at meal time so I wasn't really here to eat but instead to take in the spectacle of it all. Next time I will certainly come hungry! There are amazing displays that are a real feast for the eyes. It gets very crowded, so pack your patience and enjoy the experience!

We decided on the ramen bar and have to say the entire experience from the wait staff, the chefs were absolutely first class! I rate this a five out of five experience!

The choice here is fantastic, even if you have to contend with 20,000 of your closest friends also trying to look at the same thing you are. It's a tourist spot, so that is to be expected though. I decided to get a veggie scotch egg, which was completely tasteless and disappointing. It looked great, but no flavor to back it up. It's getting 4 stars because it's Harrods and there is no where else quite like it.

oh my - food heaven and delight. when in London you must visit Harrods and whilst there go to the food hall. Your taste buds and senses will be in overload. some info on The Food Halls - Harrods has been a pioneer in food retail since 1834. Today, the Food Halls epitomise a contemporary food emporium while celebrating their historic architectural beauty. And the Fine Wines & Spirits Rooms on the Lower Ground Floor are not to be missed.

4/2/23 - I grabbed a very fresh Tropical Glow for $7 pounds. They used real fruit which was fresh and not frozen. They blended it up and placed into a plastic bottle with a cap. It was so delicious. I can never go back to the USA and order at Jumba Juice and now wonder why they don't make it like this. This place was called Fresh Juice and Smoothies. See the photos. Also, went to Harrods Chocolaterie and ordered a lot of non bins for $2.50 euro each. They look so fake but taste so gooooood! They only take credit card and you pay there. The smoothie I had to go to a self checkout line. See these photos.

Amazing selection and beautiful display of different foods and cuisines. Only note is that there is minimal seating area so plan to pick up your food and eat elsewhere.

A little overwhelming with all their nice choices, but oh what an adventure they are for any foodie! Good selections (from savory to sweet), helpful staff & inspiring interior design. This place is equal parts history and tasty eats! Can't wait to visit again!

Harrods food hall = HEAVEN! I tried a mocha coffee at the coffee bar and a couple bites of the chocolate cake and both were to die for! I think the coffee was one of the best I had tried while in London - rich, sweet, and creamy! The cake was top notch and full of chocolaty goodness, and paired nicely with the coffee. Otherwise, we bought some souvenirs to take home and had some egg tarts for takeaway which were delicious and lightly sweetened. Some may call Harrods a tourist trap, but honestly I think you can't make a trip to London without browsing the many wonders of this outrageously awesome department store!

If there was a food heaven it's clearly Harrods Food Court. If you name it they've got it. Not only that you can travel the world's Cuisines within 1 food court. You can either pop in for a snack, a cuppa, a quick bite, or make your way throughout the court tasting all the delectable delights. Definitely make sure to check it out.

Harrods is a marquee destination and is impressive in many ways. The food hall, while impressive in terms of the sheer magnitude of the place with its high ceilings and exotic goods. I did find the place more of a tourist spot than a regular go to spot for a special meal or event. Not that this is a bad thing, seems more like a show over substance venue. If you've never been, go see it.

This is an overdue review for our visit to The Coffee Bar in the Food Hall in May 2019. Visiting London from the US, we were tired and thirsty when we plopped down at the Coffee Bar. George welcomed us immediately. After learning we were celebrating my birthday and our anniversary, he surprised us with sweet messages on our delicious coffees. It was so appreciated! What a special place. Thank you to George and to Harrods for the fantastic experience!

Insanely expensive! We ordered the 80 GBP whole lobster and the 38 GBP burger from the Grill and what we got was amazingly disappointing. When they brought the "whole" lobster, I swear I thought they had a scorpion on the plate. I had never seen a lobster so small. I thought there were laws against harvesting small lobsters. The only option for cooking the burger was medium well, so basically it was tasteless. The singer and guitar/piano player at center stage added unnecessary ambient noise to an already packed and loud environment. The place is very nice and inviting and when people see queues, they can't resist the urge to get in line. So, unless you are a Qatari royal, I say browse through the beautiful place and go eat and have drinks somewhere else.

Enjoy the experience walking around the hall with all kind different food; from coffee, tea, sweet, savory, seafood to meat. I have purchased the foods; strawberry juices, chocolate for gift, biscuits. Love them all. Superior quality!

I took my elderly mum here and a local woman, obviously frustrated with the crowds, pushed my mum out of the way and she lost her balance. The staff did absolutely nothing to help and no consequences for the woman physically shoving her way past people. So much for their security!

Well after a day of roaming all the floors of Harrods it was time for some food. I love wandering the pastry , cheeses , spices isles and counters.but it made me super hungry! We sat at the seafood bar as I love oysters. It offers other cool dining areas such as a sushi bar etc. I couldn't even image being able to come here all the time if I lived in London. Makes sure you allow some time to experience all of Harrods and save the food court for last. It was quite the experience.

World class destination for any respectable foodie. My wife ( a Cordon Bleu level chef ) loves this place more than any other on planet earth. I'm a persnickety old fart, yet this food hall is in my top ten list of favorite places regardless of category. Been here 12 visits since 2005. Tried to eat my way across all the offerings, haven't accomplished that yet. I guess that means I'm on the hook for another flight from San Francisco California to London. Deliciousness has a price. Even though I'm a relatively comfortable pensioner on a modest income, I never regret money well spent on the fine food served here. Sincere kiss on the cheek for Harrod's and London (the most civilized city in the world). Hope to see you again.

Delicious. Every pastry, every sausage and spinach roll. The food hall was beautiful. It's worth the trip. Do not skim over Harrods. It's a dream and absolutely amazing. It's what you think of when you think of service, integrity and luxury.

Lovely food! Omg so much food look so watering i want them all but well its a bit expensive so gotta try it one by one i suppose. But this is very recommended and would keep coming back until i try everything hopefully though if someone would like to donate for me coz im poor as hell. Cheers!

Food paradise. From wagyu beef, to macaroons, this place has it all. Sure, it's expensive, but if you don't mind window shopping, then you'll be just fine. However, if you want to throw down some dough, then go for it. I ordered the largest macaroon I've ever eaten, and it was amazing. Really amazing! I was lost within in a minute as to what to eat, but maybe you won't be. Only drawback is there is nowhere to sit and eat. You have to leave the building to do so.

Overload of the finest of fine. Like nowhere else in the world. Cuts of meats. Fowl, fish, from all over the world. Had black dragon roll at sushi bar in food court. World class meal. Then there was the tea tailor!!! Blends of all grades of teas. Oolong, assum, herbals, aged teas, you name it!!!

Harrods Food Hall should be renamed Food Heaven! So many options I felt like I couldn't or shouldn't leave without having 1 of everything stashed in this ginormous cafeteria. The most amazing part of the Hall has to be the decadent display of desserts. Not only do the pastries look spectacular they have a taste to match. Moving on the other specs...there is a full sushi bar, in-house sommelier, a fromagerie, gift section filled with tons of Harrods paraphernalia, chocolates, candles, teddy bears and more. Fresh Market section with live lobster, grilled fish, a variety of meats cut from the rooter to the tooter. Nope, not finished yet...the deli case is just as tempting as those pumps in Shoe Heaven! Delicious dishes from Thai to Pizza, salads, squash, pastas, cheeses, you name it. Easy to grab & go in this area. If you prefer to relax fret not there is seating inside or grab a bench outside the store for people watching and live entertainment. Oh and of course you'll need something to wash this all down with. They craft espresso & teas or you can grab bottled pop, wine or H2O to set things in proper motion. I enjoyed the Hall more than the Mall; and I'm a shopper by nature. ~Christy

Amazing selection - you could find absolutely anything you're looking for here. From sandwiches to stir fry to pizza to sushi to cupcakes and every possible thing in between, you'll find it here. You could get lost trying to decide what you want. And it's clean and beautiful! The only downsides are the cost, it's a bit expensive ... and that there isn't anywhere to sit. You have to bring your food outside which isn't ideal.

Expensive, mediocre food. I rarely find myself in tourists traps but everyone insisted that Harrods was more than that. We tried a few pastries and nothing was great. I can't say I wasn't overwhelmed by the choices and in the end the best thing we left with turned out to the be the harrods bag. It was a nice London souvenir.