Top 10 Food Courts in London

“Date & Time: Friday September 6, 2019 @ 9pm London Time Dinner Date: The Husband Scene: Groups; Gents In Open Collar Suits & Ladies In Silky Tops, Skirts & Boots Music: Euro Disco & French Rap Decor: Enter this Breathtaking 12,500 Sq. ft. Destination Emporium Housing 6 Restaurants, 3 Bars,…” more

“The Market Halls is an extremely popular food court, right next to Victoria Station. We decided on a fast-casual dinner since we had 7:30 pm tickets to see Wicked, which plays at the nearby Apollo Victoria Theater. There are like” more

“Such great food and vibe. I felt like a ridiculous international hipster, which I didn't think was something I'd even enjoy feeling like. An international crowd of fun drunk people eating good food and chatting away!” more

“At the Fountain Food court, there is a fabulous Banh mi stall. I cannot take the credit for finding it as it goes to another Yelper, Yvonne N. Thank you for that great tip. They have a large selection of Banh mi at reasonable” more

“Similar to the Olympia location but much, much bigger. You will find ample seating upstairs and even more downstairs but book ahead to guarantee a spot. Bar staff were average at best and don't bother ordering anything off the drink menu. They have cocktails on tap for a reason. It's their way of…” more

“ also with some Polish, Afro Jamaican and W African shops. Outside under the trees in the shade is a small food court with Thai, Chinese, African and Caribian food. The specials are showed in the windows, making someone hungry” more

“Don't underestimate this place because it's in the mall food court. Quality, presentation and service is better than MOC kitchen and at 2/3 the price. Home cooked feel and taste. They have all the sauces and garnishes as well. Wish they had this at mall food courts in America.” more

“Square pie = squarely disappointed. A friend and I got slightly carried away shopping so needed some quick takeaway food to make our train. The food court was pretty busy on a Saturday lunchtime and though we both quite fancied” more