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| Eat (or EAT) were a chain of cafes/sandwich shops sprinkled around London, mostly concentrated in the [[Locale City|City]] and the West End. EAT used to be billed as standing for "Excellence And Taste", but this seems to have been dropped at some point. |
Eat (or EAT) are a chain of cafes/sandwich shops sprinkled around London, mostly concentrated in the [[Locale City|City]] and the West End. |
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The chain was [https://london.eater.com/2019/5/22/18635323/pret-a-manger-eat-acquisiton-vegeterian sold to Pret A Manger] in 2019, and [https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/mar/23/sandwich-chain-eat-closes-permanently-after-24-years closed down for good] in March 2020. |
They're actually pretty good for a chain. It's worth trying the soup; they have 40 different varieties on a 4-week rotation, with two choices available each weekday. EAT used to be billed as standing for "Excellence And Taste", but they seem to have dropped that now. |
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Auto-generated list of branches on this guide (@MAP_LINK [[Category Eat Branches|view them on a map]]): @INDEX_LIST [[Category Eat Branches]] Comment added by secretlondon: these all do enough varieties of coffee to count as coffee shops too, i think. |
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category='Now Closed' |
category='Cafes,Category,Sandwich Shops' |
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formatted_website_text='' host='81.187.166.218' |
formatted_website_text='http://www.eat.co.uk/
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summary='Now closed; was a chain of decent enough cafes/sandwich shops.' website='http://www.eat.co.uk/' website='' |
summary='A chain of decent enough cafes/sandwich shops.' website='http://www.eat.co.uk/' website='' |
Eat (or EAT) are a chain of cafes/sandwich shops sprinkled around London, mostly concentrated in the City and the West End.
They're actually pretty good for a chain. It's worth trying the soup; they have 40 different varieties on a 4-week rotation, with two choices available each weekday. EAT used to be billed as standing for "Excellence And Taste", but they seem to have dropped that now.
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Auto-generated list of branches on this guide (view them on a map): (unprocessed INDEX_LIST macro)
Comment added by secretlondon: these all do enough varieties of coffee to count as coffee shops too, i think.
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