Showcasing the finest Gordon Ramsay dishes, Bread Street Kitchen & Bar is an iconic all-day dining restaurant bringing a unique New York loft atmosphere to London St Paul's.
Bread Street Kitchen - St Paul's is set just beside the iconic St Paul's Cathedral, offering an incredible dining space in one of the capital's most visited areas.
Breakfast and Sunday Lunch menus designed by world-renowned Chef and TV Personality Gordon Ramsay are available at Bread Street Kitchen St Paul's. Chose to start your day with a fine selection of Gordon Ramsay Coffees or Canton Teas alongside your breakfast, with traditional dishes like Eggs Benedict, Porridge, Eggs Royale, and more. For Sunday Lunch, you may decide to go with a Ramsay Roast, with a choice of Dry-aged Rare Breed Roast Beef or a Roast Cornfed Chicken.
The venue is a four-minute walk from St Paul's Station.
We ate here on the first day of our London trip and the food was, uh above average at the very best. The fish and chips were kinda good, but it’s kinda under-seasoned. The chips are your normal chips and they are just normal. The wellington beef, I really did expect more since Gordon always nitpick others on this dish, but it’s too salty. The mushroom layer of it seemed like salt was heavily poured into it. It’s just very underwhelming. And it also costs 12.5
Pounds! We know that uk’s stuff is very expensive, but for this price it’s just not worth it!
Guys if you are near bread street and you are hungry, you can definitely go to here. But going to here by subway, walk to there for 10 minutes and jammed in the packed bus all while dealing jet lag, nah. I’d recommend going downstairs to the pizza house. Never been to there but that seems like a more economical option while less expectations are there.
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Nice ambience and decor. Unfortunately several items were cold including the beef Wellington outer pastry and several of my family members vegetables. When we complained the waitress didn’t even say anything and just took the plates away. She then seemed very cold (like the food) for the rest of the service. The Wellington was otherwise very good, but the whole experience just felt very “okay” — not something we expected with GR’s name on the door. Especially given the price.
There was one waiter, a gentleman whose name I didn’t get but he helped us with the wine. He was extremely lovely.
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3 weeks ago
Expected a great meal at Bread Street Kitchen & Bar by St Paul’s, but the food and service fell short. The chicken wings were greasy and flavorless, the fish and chips had overly oily batter with little cod taste, and the mussels were gritty with an off smell. The roast beef was bland, though the cabbage was crisp and tasty. The Black Forest cheesecake with pistachio ice cream was excellent—rich and well-balanced. Service was slow, with long waits for food and drinks. As a Gordon Ramsay fan, I hoped for better, but this visit was underwhelming. He should call bar rescue on this one
Overpriced and not worth wasting time
