Wetherspoon Express

Always a pit stop to grab a pint whenever I'm in Heathrow. It's always busy so seating is always limited. Seat yourself but could be a challenge if you have a large group. QR code to order from your table. Can't really say anything for the food as we've never had any.

This place is nice because you seat yourself, qr codes on the table, decent size food and drink menus, and easy access to the flight status information.

Decent place if you have couple hour wait in Heathrow for your next flight. It was packed, but managed to find a seat. They have nice option to order online with your phone, which took some figuring out, and had to use the airport WiFi, as my phone blocked the website. Probably lots of troll hackers there. Outstanding beer selection. I ordered the Brew Dog Elvis Juice. First time trying and I am hooked. Need to see where I can get that in the states. The food wasn't bad. Some yelp reviews state it is not good. It's not great, but not bad. I ordered the burger and it was decent. Meat was fine, and the chips (fries) were actually better than a lot of places in the states. All in all, recommend it if you have time to chill. The pizza looked good as well.

Well, it was the best fish and chips I had during my eleven day stay. For lunch, hours earlier, I had the chicken tikka masala and it was fine too.
Ordering was a pain in the butt!!!!
But the food was good once I got that all figured out.

My first dinner in London just happened to be on Halloween

I enjoyed the table dividers to help keep a safe distance from other guests due to Covid-19.

The fish was fried to a crisp perfection. Subtle yet pleasing taste my chips were nice and warm. I added a little salt and pepper.

Overall great experience.

Very efficient service once you download the app. Breakfast menu was what we were looking for before our next flight.

OMG what a nightmare, sorry I didn't check yelp review before we came here. For airport travelers is nothing short of a joke. Stay away, awkward and clumsy. Food is not that good either. Have a beer and you'll be ok

Located in Terminal A. Had an extended layover and this was the only restaurant still open after 7 pm. Because of this it was extremely busy. The server said expect about a 20 min wait for food. Due to the line, I decided to place a takeout order. Again I was reminded it'll be about 20 min.

Less than 10 min later my food was ready. The chicken sandwich was absolutely amazing. The chicken itself was juicy and cooked perfectly. The only issue as you can see from the picture is the burnt hole in the bun. Other than that no issue.

Would eat here again.

Great drink and food option at Heathrow's Terminal 5. There are other sit down places that are much more expensive. You can get a good craft beer (good selection) for less than 5 Pounds.

Unlimited coffee! Which is great if you have a long layover.

Food is solid, nothing fancy. Plenty of seating. Just pick a table, remember your table # and then go up to the counter and order.

Location is on the ground floor next to gate A6.

Very, very basic breakfast entrées.

The fam bam and I stopped in for breakfast before our direct flight back to SFO. Granted we were seated rather quickly, we spent more time waiting for our server than actually waiting for a table. When he finally arrived to take our drink orders, it seemed like there was another wait just to get the drinks. Looking around, the restaurant was not at it's full capacity yet.. so, hummm? At this point, it was whatever, since we weren't in a rush for our flight and had plenty of time to kill...

My mom and I ordered the Children's Breakfast. This option was cool, especially for all of us "bird eaters" that can't finish a regular sized meal proportion- they allow adults to order this. According to my pics, this plate consisted of the smallest English bacon cut, the smallest sausage, a hash brown round, 1 egg of choice, and a small serving of baked beans. All this for less than $10 bucks (to pounds in UK). All in all, this was the perfect proportion because we still couldn't really finish everything, lol.

Husband got the breakfast sandwich which was okay. The sourdough was a bit stale.
Dad ordered the traditional breakfast platter. His plate received every thing me and mom got plus, a tomato, grilled mushrooms and one more egg cooked to order. His place was $7 more than ours.

Pretty pricey for airport selection, for basic airport food. When you're desperate, the cost doesn't phase you... would I recommend it this place for passer-by-ers? Let's just say there are other options to consider first...