The Rex Delicatessen

Such a cosy and elegant spot. They even had my favourite champagne, Billecart-Salmon🥂. The service was excellent throughout, friendly and attentive without being over the top. What really stood out was their care after my visit. I accidentally left behind a personal item that meant a great deal to me, and the team went above and beyond to find it and send it back, beautifully packaged💌That kind of genuine service is rare these days ❤️

We visited yesterday evening for drinks and were drawn in by the cosy atmosphere. The food and wine were exceptional until we spotted a rat. We told the waiter and he said it’s probably because the door was open, yet he didn’t close it, and the rat soon returned, wandering around the kitchen area. After the customers at the next table left, the rat was even on the floor eating something. It was a horrible experience, and we will not be returning.

Beautiful venue, amazing food! The quality was incredible particularly for the price / the area. Lots of people saying it’s expensive but we found the total opposite, most dishes are £5 or £6 and incredibly worth the price. We said we’d happily pay double for the quality of some of the dishes, particularly the lamb croquettes and the beef tartare. Toni was amazing and let us sample some of the different apple juices before we bought a bottle too as they had different types of apples at their farm. 10/10 would go back again to try their new dishes.

Nice coffee shop — the coffee was good, and the service was friendly and welcoming. Great spot for a quick coffee or a relaxed sit-down. Would come back.

Coffee and caramel miso cookies from Rex the coffee was decent not amazing I loved their ceramics and cups but the coffee could’ve been better. I’ll definitely be back for their lunch!

The Rex Delicatessen in Mayfair is a cozy and homey spot tucked inside a restored Victorian stable on Bruton Place, complete with cobbled floors and original details. The space has a warm vibe and feels like a little escape from the city buzz. The coffee is excellent and their sandwiches, pies, and pastries are made with seasonal produce and real care. The staff have nice energy and are very attentive. In the evening, it turns into a casual bistro with small plates, great wine, and dishes like venison tartare and shepherd’s pie. A charming and easygoing place definitely worth a visit

Walking through Mayfair past the supercar dealers and luxury stores nestled down the Bruton Mew, you will find the coziest and loveliest little delicatessen in a grade 2 to listed stable! The original stable doors, floor, and stall dividers still exist. I enjoyed a cappuccino with a delicious slow-roasted chicken and leek pie with a perfect crust. The ingredients came from the restaurant's farm, which is 60 miles away—Truly farm to fork! The staff were kind and welcoming, making me feel at home. The Rex Deli was quite simply a lovely spot in every way and a new favorite! * As a grade 2 listed building that is tiny, be aware, there isn't a restroom

Located in a quaint street, beautiful rustic interior with a few tables and high seats. The food was ok nothing special, would visit again solely for the ambiance.