173 "Quick Eats" restaurants in London.
Micky’s is a chippy in Dalston that you can rely on. The fish is freshly cooked and they’re always happy to put absolutely anything in a bun for you.
Umut 2000 is a classic ocakbasi restaurant just off of the Kingsland Road. Come for the grilled meat and lamb ribs. Stay for the excellent staff.
If you live in Tooting then this Caribbean bakery should be on your radar for their affordable loaves and great patties.
From the people behind Bao, this little King’s Cross café is perfect for a grab-and-go situation or a light bite.
A little wine and cheese stall in Tottenham’s Holcombe Market, Wine and Rind serve our favourite toasties in town.
Fen Noodles is a hand-pulled noodle spot in Spitalfields making some of the chewiest, bounciest, and most downright delicious noodles in London.
The Happening Bagel Bakery is a Finsbury Park institution as good for a late-night smoked salmon bagel as it is for a morning eclair.
Tomi’s is a West African spot near Hackney Central serving moreish plates of jollof rice, efo-riro, and more.
An unassuming, cash-only Bangladeshi spot on Bethnal Green Road, Indian Masala makes delicious homemade curries, bhajis, and more.
La Casbah is a little caf on Blackstock Road popular with locals making hefty sandwiches, tagines, and other north African staples.
Gadz is a Lebanese cafe behind Finsbury Park station making freshly made shawarmas, wraps, and salads.
A solid spot for some affordable-ish sushi in the City, Pham Sushi will work just as well for a business situation as a casual dinner over nigiri.
