Middle Eastern Breakfast at Honey and Co in London
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A Middle Eastern cafe is located in London’s Fitzrovia neighborhood, Honey and Co is the perfect spot for a London breakfast
We first heard about Honey and Co while we were eating breakfast in West Ireland. The chef had staged at the Middle Eastern cafe years ago and waxed poetically on the desserts created by the Israeli owners, Sarit Packer and Itamar Srulovich.
Butler’s recommendation motivated us to eat our first London breakfast at Honey and Co back in June. Creatures of habit, we chose to return last month (November) when we arrived in London for a more extended visit.
Honey and Co is a cute cafe in London’s Fitzrovia neighborhood, not far from the St. Pancras rail station. We lugged our luggage to the cafe for our meal, which made us memorable enough for the manager to remember us five months later.
Or maybe that’s a sign of a cafe that focuses on the personal experience of its customers. We choose to believe the later.
At the end of the day, the food is what brought us back to Honey and Co. As much as we loved eating Pho and Bun Bo Hue for breakfast in Vietnam, we didn’t forget about the restaurant’s wonderful shakshuka, an egg dish with a flavorful spiced tomato sauce that’s popular among Israelis.
Although it’s origins are in North Africa, shakshuka is the dish we crave most when we crave Israeli food. We ordered a shakshuka for our recent London breakfast, but it’s the other dishes that surprised us and left us wanting to plan a third London breakfast at Honey and Co the next time we’re in London.
Honey and Co has relocated to 54 Lamb’s Conduit St, London WC1N 3LW, United Kingdom.
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Watch our YouTube video to see what we ate and how the meal went down.
