Food delivery in London?
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Food delivery in London?
(I'm trying to make this travel related...)
If one were to travel to a city like London and wanted to have food delivered to friends in that fair city at their place of employment, what are the possibilities? It need not be fancy but are there pizza delivery places or sandwich shops that deliver to a work place? The place in question is at Imperial College in the South Kensington area. Any websites that could direct me to more information would be appreciated. Thank you knowledgeable friends.
If one were to travel to a city like London and wanted to have food delivered to friends in that fair city at their place of employment, what are the possibilities? It need not be fancy but are there pizza delivery places or sandwich shops that deliver to a work place? The place in question is at Imperial College in the South Kensington area. Any websites that could direct me to more information would be appreciated. Thank you knowledgeable friends.
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http://www.pizzajoe.co.uk/inclusions...?search=London has a list of some of the London Pizza shops that deliver.
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There is a website
upmystreet.co.uk/
that I've used to get neighborhood info for outside London (you put in a postal code). I don't know how "complete" it is but you might give it a try.
Other thoughts
Do a google search-London AND food delivery AND knightsbridge
2 very good, popular Pizza chains are ASK and Pizza Express. You might see if they have websites with info.
Finally, Waitrose is another supermarket chain, like Sainsbury's that might deliver. Also, Marks & Spencer-the dept store chain has excellent take away food/catering. They might deliver.
upmystreet.co.uk/
that I've used to get neighborhood info for outside London (you put in a postal code). I don't know how "complete" it is but you might give it a try.
Other thoughts
Do a google search-London AND food delivery AND knightsbridge
2 very good, popular Pizza chains are ASK and Pizza Express. You might see if they have websites with info.
Finally, Waitrose is another supermarket chain, like Sainsbury's that might deliver. Also, Marks & Spencer-the dept store chain has excellent take away food/catering. They might deliver.
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You won't get very far with web sites, and you need to be more specific with your question.
Everywhere in central London is surrounded by independent sandwich shops. Most of these do deliveries, but many really deliver only against minimum orders, and the service is usually used for catering meetings. Usually payment would be made, in cash, by the recipient - though some businesses have an account with individual shops.
But somehow, I think you're not trying to arrange a couple of dozen cheese sandwiches for a working lunch.
What are you trying to do? Or are you writing a novel?
Everywhere in central London is surrounded by independent sandwich shops. Most of these do deliveries, but many really deliver only against minimum orders, and the service is usually used for catering meetings. Usually payment would be made, in cash, by the recipient - though some businesses have an account with individual shops.
But somehow, I think you're not trying to arrange a couple of dozen cheese sandwiches for a working lunch.
What are you trying to do? Or are you writing a novel?
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Thanks for the replies.
What am I trying to do? I am trying to provide lunch for some individuals that work in London (10-15 people)- not for a meeting but just for lunch. Since I am not currently located there, I cannot unfortunately pick something up and bring it to them but your information is helpful.
Living in the past? Not really but the name is in reference to my research of that historical period.
Thank you again.
What am I trying to do? I am trying to provide lunch for some individuals that work in London (10-15 people)- not for a meeting but just for lunch. Since I am not currently located there, I cannot unfortunately pick something up and bring it to them but your information is helpful.
Living in the past? Not really but the name is in reference to my research of that historical period.
Thank you again.
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pret doesn't deliver but does have great platters for pick up. waitrose might work- try opodo.com and see what you come up with.
Lunch is tricky- leapingsalmon.com is a great meal kit service. They provide everything you need for a wonderful meal and deliver it to your door.
Will you be there for the lunch? If so you might be better off trying to do it once you're in London.
Dominos could work- but you'd probably need to call in the order at noon London time- most don't open until then.
try yahoo.co.uk and type in London food delivery
Lunch is tricky- leapingsalmon.com is a great meal kit service. They provide everything you need for a wonderful meal and deliver it to your door.
Will you be there for the lunch? If so you might be better off trying to do it once you're in London.
Dominos could work- but you'd probably need to call in the order at noon London time- most don't open until then.
try yahoo.co.uk and type in London food delivery
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If you want a meal, paid for by you, to be delivered at a specific time, the Marks + Spencer Lunch to Go service probably fits most of the bill (www2.marksandspencer.com/foodmagazine/foodservices/lunchtogo/new_menu_pm15.shtml#bot)
But wouldn't it be easier to talk to the catering people at Imperial?
But wouldn't it be easier to talk to the catering people at Imperial?
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You could try www.roomservice.co.uk