The Whisky Wall - London

The last of the SMWS visits, now having been to both in Edinburgh and the Devonshire location in London.

Ok place. The service was not at all comparable to some of the other branches. They don't even have a good selection of bottles.

£9.20 for a hot salt beef sandwich with mustard and pickles. Bit pricey, but it is Hatton Garden, so fair enough. The sandwich was good solid portion of beef, lots of fresh hot mustard, and the pickles are significantly better than Beigel Bake (which is the only other place I ever get this). Also handled my milk allergy well, no complaints here

This cafe is clean and welcoming, with friendly and enthusiastic staff. I ordered bacon, eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes, and bread, all of which were freshly cooked and delicious. If you prefer crispy bacon, make sure to ask for it. I also had tea, which was well presented but lacked in flavor. The tables were cleared quickly and the cafe was spotless. The staff were polite and had a good sense of humor. Overall, a great spot for breakfast in the area.

A great spot in central London that has a unique atmosphere, particularly compared to other chains around it. Very lively and old school. Food was spot on, and service was great. Prices aren't clear though, but nothing too expensive.