Benugo is a high class chain of cafes selling handmade sandwiches, salads and desserts. What makes it stand out from the over-crowded coffee shop market is in the quality of ingredients used - no limp lettuce or fresh-from-frozen meats here. Products used to make wraps, toasted sandwiches and fresh juices are organic and fairly traded from local suppliers and, where possible, in season. Their eco friendly attitude - replacing plastic boxes with paper ones and reducing their water usage - only adds to the appeal of this well packaged deli cafe chain. This branch at St Pancras International, opened in 2008, maintains a high standard of above average fast food outlets giving Eurostar passengers their first taste of the capital.
Serpentine Bar & Kitchen
Serpentine Road, Hyde Park, W2 2UH
Rustic charm and an affordable Italian menu on the edge of the Serpentine boating lake
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Hyde Park, W2 3XA
Open daily May to September
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Arch 65,
The Catacombs,Stables Market,Camden Town,
London,
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8 minutes walk from Benugo
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The staff ... More
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Benugo is a high class chain of cafes selling handmade sandwiches, salads and desserts. What makes it stand out from the over-crowded coffee shop market is in the quality of ingredients used - no limp lettuce or fresh-from-frozen meats here. Products used to make wraps, toasted sandwiches and fresh juices are organic and fairly traded from local suppliers and, where possible, in season. Their eco friendly attitude - replacing plastic boxes with paper ones and reducing their water usage - only adds to the appeal of this well packaged deli cafe chain. This branch at St Pancras International, opened in 2008, maintains a high standard of above average fast food outlets giving Eurostar passengers their first taste of the capital.
