Harrods Food Hall

Great place to visit during Christmas. Food Hall is yummy Variety of restaurants. The store is well impressive from the exterior to the interiors. A must see when your in the UK.

The food hall absolutely amazing. I had long avoided journeying to Harrods as I had wanted to avoid touristy locations & crowds but I have to say the Food Hall is worth a visit! Each room is decorated in grand décor with high ceilings and equally ornate food. The food is a bit pricey but it is also the experience and large selection to choose from that you are paying for. My favorite was the bakery room selection. There are cases and cases of the most beautiful desserts. It was very difficult to select just one item to try. I chose the pumpkin pie– which was £4.50 for a slice but the slice I was given was incredibly generous. You have to stop by here at least once and experience the foodie paradise that you will be surrounded by– it truly is beautifully decorated with an amazing selection of various foods. The only downside is that they have no tables to eat any of the food unless you are dining in a restaurant. It would be a nice touch to add an area of tables to eat the food in. Still– it is worth a visit to behold!

I had a very nice employee explain to me the varieties of teas for gifting since I’m not a huge tea drinker but I wanted to bring back a nice souvenir. Although I just ended up buying the tea, there was also an amazing selection of Christmas treats.

It’s wonderful to just walk around and explore. I don’t care about the designer clothes, show me the exotic foods! We got some dim sum… good idea, bad execution as it only comes cold. The macron selection was impressive and we grabbed a few. Pricey, but hey, it’s Harrods so we came in expecting we would be fleeced. Mission accomplished.

It’s pretty much the only reason I’d go to Harrods. Not withstanding me being a complete foodie this has a fantastic food selection and deli. In my opinion it;s better than say Selfridges’ one.
Obviously it is very pricey but you know what you are getting in Knightsbridge. It’s a rich area and the same goes for this food hall with it’s clientele, but some awesome produce to buy as a treat once in a blue moon like Christmas or even just to look around wide eyed.

Love the food hall in Harrods so large and full of amazing food and some unusual vegetable and fruit to buy. I love the fish section with the big plastic pink octopus and the aquarium with real fish behind. They also have some dedicated areas for pacific food such as a choice of different dates that are stacked up high into piles (shape of a pyramid) and even a caviar section for those who love to eat caviar with many different silver wear to buy along with your caviar. They also have 4 different restaurants set in the food hall in each corner ranging from a steak house style restaurant to an oyster bar. The seating area for all the corner restaurants are wrapped around the kitchen so you can all sit facing the kitchen watching the chefs hard at work cooking your chosen meal.
When I went along to eat I went along to a special pop up for a week only ‘Tom’s Table’ by Tom Kerridge’ which I got to eat food which Tom normally serves at his restaurants ‘Hand and Flower’ and the ‘Coach’ which are both based in Marlow. Mind you the pop up got booked quickly once bookings were available to buy and initially I was not lucky to get a booking but a week before the pop up I got a call saying they had a few cancellations so I was then able to get myself booked to attend. He also had on offer on the menu some of his dishes from his new book Toms Table. I was lucky enough as I was to be able to eat at this pop up but then I got even luckier and that night I went along to eat as Tom Kerridge was there cooking in the kitchen and he came around and spoke to all of us. He does not always attend every session for the week apparently so this is why I was even more luckier especially due to the fact I am a massive fan of celeb chefs. Also in the kitchen his top chefs from his restaurants were also cooking in the kitchen area.
What I had to eat at Tom Kerridges special pop up was as follows:
Duck Liver Parfait with orange chutney and brioche
Beer brined chicken, pistachio crumble, truffle and choux farce
Hand and flowers triple cooked chips
Chocolate and ale mousse with salted caramel and frosted pecans
and my husband had
Crispy pigs head with sweet date sauce, pancetta and chickweed
Charcoal cooked treacle cured fillet of beef, hot dog onions and thyme
Fruity panacotta
hope that Harrods does more pop up specials from other celebrity chefs as it was very special indeed and so now instead of me having to travel to Marlow I don’t need to as I have now eaten the food that they usually serve.

(2014 Review). So you are in London, how can you skip Harrods? Did the usual walk around, but was really interested in the food downstairs. Grabbed a sandwich, some extra cheese, tea, and some sweets. Was not disappointed in the least, did not give it five stars due to the lack of seating.

This place is so awesome! Loooooved every restaurant in here. Food is magnificent! Honestly… the quality is superb. If you’re from America, it’s more like a food court but completely upscale in service and food quality. I made a mistake of asking someone where’s the food court, and the guy said to me, «We do not have FOOD COURT, we have FOOD HALL. All of our food is in restaurants.» Lol ma bad! There are restaurants on every floor!!!
We ate at 4 different restaurants and they were all divine. We had a full lobster with sauce on the side at the Oyster Bar, had a 34 ounce filet Mignon with a gravy sauce and berniase sauce, and some yummy foie gras at the Steak House, we got delicious lamb chops and some potatoes at the Grill, and ended with caviar, smoked salmon and crème fraîche over potato pancakes. The Malbec and champs we had were good too.
We would have tried more if we had the time and stomach space. This place is soooo incredible. You must come here!!! There are so many more restaurants and food shops. Reserve lots of time to explore the variety of food and cash cuz it can get pricy. Totally worth it!

Amazing!!! They have everything, any cuisines you want. I would have given it 5 stars, however, there is no place for you to sit and enjoy the food.
The food quality and presentations are amazing, and can be pricy

This is a review for the Indian place in the food hall at Harrods. I was told by a coworker that I must go to the food hall at Harrods and try the Indian food, which is what I did. Is there more than one Indian place there? If so, I couldn’t find it. I went to a place that had all the food on display, but much to my dismay, the food was cold and could not be heated up. I ordered it anyway, deciding to trust my coworker, who said his daughter loved it so much that she went twice for dinner.
The price can get you. It’s by weight, not by item. I paid about 25 British pounds for all the food I ordered, which is about $ 38 USD. I was horrified, but I ordered what I ordered, so I had to pay for it. I got something similar to chicken marsala, some rice, two veggie samosas, and a mango lassi.
Environment is great, but there’s no place to sit unless the place you ordered from has seating, which this Indian place did not. Therefore, I went outside and sat on a bench and people-​watched the filthy rich people get in or out of their personal service cars to shop at Harrods. There was a lot of cigarette smoke. I must’ve looked like a starved person because I stuffed my face for a good 20 minutes. I couldn’t finish all the chicken or the samosas, but that was my fault ordering 25 British pounds for Indian food that wasn’t even warm. My parents would not have liked to hear that, so I didn’t tell them.
Next time, I’ll know to leave a place as soon as I know that the food is not warm and/​or cannot be heated. But it’s always an experience at the food hall at Harrods!

I really cannot explain what it is like to walk into the food hall. Ok even if you don’t have the cash to spend 4 thousand on a handbag still you must make the trip and check out the food selection. I really thought I could spend the rest of my meals buying things here and then go across the street to Hyde Park and eat.
Each room, which is very large, has a different selection of food, meats, poultry and seafood, chocolates, and etc. Everything is meticulously displayed and they offer samples to many of the items and then they also offer meal for there or to go. Plus this is a place you could spend a few pounds or dump a ton of money on some Iberico ham. This place was like a market, but on some serious steroids; it makes the Metropolitan Market look like a Walmart. I really wish we had a Harrods closer; I would be shopping there for a food a lot.
So if you like food; which you can probably guess I do, then swing on by grab some food and head to Hyde Park, we choose the Chicago-​style hotdog in a croissant.

My fave sandwich in the entire world (Roasted chicken& avocado) still rocks my world. Followed by Charbonbel et Walker truffles… I’m abso delighted! Makes a 12 hr flight worth it.

Interested in a £1 raspberry or paying £90 for a kilo of French cherries? Then this «food hall» is for you. Food, pastries, confections, and displays look like works of art. They also appear to cost as much works of art too.

Stepping into Harrods Food Hall was like all my wildest food fantasies had come true:
— Delectable desserts, sweet tarts and cupcakes ready to be boxed;
— Cookies, cronuts and doughnuts like you have never seen before;
— Wraps with exotic fillings and salads made to order;
— Perfect pies, Japanese delights and mouthwatering pizza breads; and
— Fresh juices with flavours like apple and raspberry.
And the best thing about all this delicious food is that it is handmade onsite, fresh everyday. Bonus!!!
This was by far the highlight of my London trip and I cannot wait to go back!

FP
Food Porn at its height.
An absolute stunning display and arrangement of food from the gourmand’s perspective. Encompassing all points possible from a market stance, the layout is reflective of the major subway stations as experienced in Japan. Large rectangular rooms to allow for an easy grid pattern to showcase specific food groups: sugar, starch, protein, fromage, meats and seafood. The chocolates and sugar room was a delight and perfect for perusing in the event picking up a gift. Just make sure a lot of the items are not available online.
By the time I had reached the back end that was alive with pastries, little beautiful cakes, and croissants, my hunger was affirmed. I ended up purchasing one of the best almond croissants (out of France) and gobbled it down.
Pricey, yes, but for the virtually free visual entertainment, not to be missed.
Remember to hit up the noodle bar towards the front of the entrance. It was bustling and now I’m curious in knowing if it was good :)

Harrods food court has been one of the best finds in London for me.
First, I love the wide variety of selections they have available. You can get a bite of everything from Italian and French to Chinese and Japanese.
Second, the quality is top-​notch. I had a pulled beef wrap with my personalised selection of toppings, and it was one of the best wraps I had ever had.
Finally, it’s a blast just walking around and browsing the different cuisines as other people also debate what they’ll have. The room is full of fragrance and energy, quite different from the hustle and bustle of shoppers and deal seekers in the other parts of the department store.
A casual, cheap yet top-​notch food experience you should definitely go for if you’re in the area!

Although it’s three stars, definitely come here.
I like the fact you can go to any counter and ask for a sample – in the Luxury chocolates wing they will just hand you a bar to try. Though I should have abused it more, I did try some lovely items and finally tried biltong (South African jerky). Prices are expensive (tip: don’t convert to American dollars unless you have to, because the upcharge is as much as the foreign transaction fee anyway), but the quality is definitely high. Service is friendly and knowledgeable – except when it came for vegan options (I wanted to bring something back for my sister). The whole vibe is very luxurious.
But here is what I ordered:
Zucotto (cake) — too much brandy for my taste, but it was my first time trying so maybe it’s like that?
Foie Gras Éclair — rich, buttery, subtle foie flavor –I actually ordered the goat cheese éclair, but they labeled it incorrectly and gave me the wrong one.
Yogurt and plum smoothie — meh
I didn’t like the fact you could not sit and eat anywhere. Square footage is expensive in Chelsea/​Knightsbridge.

It has always been my dream since I was a little girl to go to Harrods Food Hall. I’ve been a foodie ever since I was a little kid and it felt like I was Alice in Wonderland overwhelmed and intrigued by all of the sights and sounds.
There’s even a whole room dedicated to tea and the Harrods Morocan Mint Tea was absolutely amazing. There are several other rooms as well, one dedicated to fruits and vegetables and another dedicated to seafood and caviar. For me, it was mostly just window shopping since it is on the pricey side.
A must if you’re visiting London.

Come here with a willingness to empty your wallet and a empty belly lol. The food selection here is grand from the popular chocolate and desserts, to meat and seafood, and don’t forget coffee and tea! (and technically though not really part of the food hall, there is wine and cigar downstairs if i remember correctly). This is usually the most popular area for tourists to go to it seems besides upstairs to laduree and the harrods christmas/​souvenier area (oh there is ice cream upstairs to lol). They also have dim sum or something like that in the corner of the room if i remember correctly of the main food hall dessert area. I recommend the cronut, and cronut doussant, and cupcakes. I also tried a coffee and brought home a 49 blend, some truffle, and macarons at laduree and the huge macarons whatever the brand was lol.
Okay now for the taste… truthfully, I don’t know if its what I ordered (and i ordered a lot of different things– two big bags full) but I think for the price and taste… its a tad bit over rated. The flavor and taste wasn’t all that I expected. Usually when I go to places like harrods they live up to the expectation but here i wasn’t impressed. The truffles though were pretty good but because that brand whatever it is, is always delicious (you can order it from saks to). And the huge macarons were pretty good). Like how chanel cappuccino or whatever is delicious and you expect that from chanel… harrods didnt impress me on the food… the other stuff I was impressed though (LIKE THE FURNITURE AND SHOES OMG HEAVEN).
Overall, I think the bakery food at least was so-​so, truffles good as always, coffee so-​so, the oversized macarons pretty good as well. I guess some things are a hit, others a miss? Idk, or do i just have high expectations for harrods? Idk but either way, worth trying at least once.

I don’t even know how to write a review of Harrods Food Hall without stuttering.
Truly stupendous! Don’t miss stopping here, if you spending any time in London and you love food.
This is about the most impressive collection of food stuffs I’ve ever seen assembled –its truly mind blowing. I love going to markets, but this combination of history and food artistry surpasses event the Bön Marche in Paris, in my humble opinion.
Allot about an hour to walk around in awe in this glorious basement tribute to food. All these food halls are incredible (no its not just a single hall) from the chocolate hall, to the seafood and meat hall, to the prepared foods and bakery halls, and all the counter seating restaurants, including a seafood and caviar counter, an elevated café that looks over foodstuffs, and an asian food café with artistic dim sum.
While we went upstairs ultimately to eat chocolate fondue with far more elbow room in the Godiva Chocolate Café because I promised a certain eight year old we would, any foodie worth their salt must make a visit here just to marvel at the artistry. LIterally food mecca!

Harrods ist natürlich immer einen Besuch wert. Insbesondere die Kuchenabteilung inmitten der Food Hall ist ein Erlebnis. Man muss allerdings auch ehrlich sagen, dass diese nachgelassen hat. Noch vor 10 Jahren gab es hier tollere, aufwändigere Ausstellungsstücke zu sehen.
Die Preise sind sehr hoch, das Angebot ist toll.
Wenn man sich in London nicht auskennt, ist Harrods wohl das nonplusultra.
Es gibt aber einige sehr hübsche Märkte, auf denen man tolles Essen aus aller Herren Länder bekommen kann qulitativ meist hochwertig und zu kleinem Preis (z.B. Camden Town, Spitalfield, Walthamstow Central.)
Wer sich für Süßes interessiert, Hummingbird Bakery :)

Tout a été dit: un lieu magique, des produits uniques, un accueil de qualité.
So perfect
Un incontournable, je né m’en lasse jamais, tous les c’est un passage obligé pendant mes virées londoniennes.

Wirklich einen Besuch wert, vor allem die Süßwaren — und Teeabteilung.

Great Shop.
Harrods, Shopping for Eye and Kreditcard :-)
Harrods ist was fürs Auge und die Kreditkarte :-)
Besonders die Food Abteilung ist ein Wahnsinn. Die Gerüche und Frische der Waren ist einzigartig.

A voir absolument. J’y vais pour acheter du thé fabuleux et bien moins chère que M F pour une qualité ô combien supérieure. On en prend plein les yeux. Tout est joliment présenté, un peu chère, la qualité a un prix. L’accueil et le service sont irréprochables. Et pour les dames, un petit détour par les toilettes, les plus jolies Ladies room (pour le coup portent bien leur nom) que j’ai testé, où vous pourrez vous parfumer en sortant si vous le souhaiter à l’aide d’une multitude de flacons mis à disposition.

Harrod’s de tout pour tous tout le temps. Un temple de la consommation que l’on peut visiter comme touriste, comme gourmet, comme acheteur compulsif, comme contemplateur enfin, un endroit incontournable à Londres pour en prendre pleins les yeux !

einfach nur super, tolle Lebensmittel schön präsentiert. Konnte kein Fleisch kaufen, war fürs Reisegepäck nicht so ideal, aber man sollte es sich mal ansehen. Alleine die Deko ist beeindruckend, mein Favorit: Wassermelone aus der Blüten und Kraniche geschnitzt werden.

Wunderbar. Man möchte von allem probieren. Und die verschiedenen Gerüche sind faszinierend.

A visiter si vous allez à Harrods! C’est d’ailleurs mon endroit préféré à Harrods. De beaux produits bien très bien présentés. Par contre, les prix sont chers mais la visite vaut le détour quand même! ça donne l’eau à la bouche donc attention au porte-​feuille
Regardez moi ce thon bien gras comme au Japon (Toro)
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L’ensemble:
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50% de solde sur le homard, moi je dis oui!
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Die Mutter aller Food Abteilungen in Kaufhäusern. Berühmt für Qualität, Auswahl und hohe Preise.
Komplett überteuert aber wohl trotzdem ein Muß. Sehr beeindruckend.

Eine Riesengroße Auswahl von Speißen. Dort dürfte es für jeden Geschmack etwas geben. Besonders die Hochwertige Ausstattung sticht ins Auge. Ubd nach dem Essen kann man die Kalorien beim Spaziergang im Kaufhaus verbrennen.

YES und nochmal YES!
super Qualität sowie Auswahl (tolles Fleisch. Black Angus dry aged!) extrem teuer, aber die dürfen das!

London, Harrods, Food Hall, Austern, Bier aus Bavaria…
Dafür tolle Ambiente, tolle Atmosphäre, tolle Mitbringsel…

Ein Muss bei jedem London-​Besuch, auch, um Produkte kennenzulernen, die es in Deutschland nicht gibt.

A voir ! Un magasin où tout se trouve !
Les bijoux cotoyent l’épicerie !
Vous trouverez également un mémorial à Lady Diana et Dodi Al-​Fayed.

Defintiv immer einen Besuch wert. Ausgefallenes als auch Traditionelles in sehr guter Qualität.
Sehr umfangreiche Frische-​Abteilung, ebenso eine grosse Auswahl die Kaffee-​Liebhaber glücklich macht.

un déco suprenante, des étals colorés de l’épicerie fine et de gourmandises de quoi ouvrir l’appétit ! également un rayon bonbons