The Rex Delicatessen

Walking through Mayfair past the supercar dealers and luxury stores nestled down the Bruton Mew, you will find the coziest and loveliest little delicatessen in a grade 2 to listed stable! The original stable doors, floor, and stall dividers still exist. I enjoyed a cappuccino with a delicious slow-roasted chicken and leek pie with a perfect crust. The ingredients came from the restaurant's farm, which is 60 miles away—Truly farm to fork! The staff were kind and welcoming, making me feel at home. The Rex Deli was quite simply a lovely spot in every way and a new favorite! * As a grade 2 listed building that is tiny, be aware, there isn't a restroom

I would definitely recommend this place if you’re looking for a place to grab a bite. The place is super cozy. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. I personally recommend the Larry Club sandwich, extra comforting when it’s cold outside! Loved this experience, thank you again.

I found this cute cafe on social media and I was attracted by the ambiance. So I decided to give it a try but I was fooled by the good reviews. First of all, the only positive thing here is the decorations and ambiance. It’s cute although not so comfy with the chairs and tables to be honest. Food was a bit expensive but we were fine with it as we thought portions and quality would justify it. Not at all unfortunately! The portions were baby sized for a very expensive price. My Husband had the artichoke pie which was the size of a small hand and quite flat. Food was okay…. nothing special here that could justify the price. Also they take things from a fridge and reheat it. But they can’t heat it properly as it was cold in the middle. The service was not professional too. It wasn’t much friendly and it seemed like the waitress didn’t know what to do. Toilets location was weird. They said that you need to ask a member of the staff. They will bring somewhere outside two buildings away. Then they knock on a white door, someone open the door and you are walking through what it seems to be a kitchen with tons of people in it. It is a bit strange! We paid around £30 for a cup of tea (not even a pot), a burger, a tiny pie and a kid sized lemonade (£4 for less than half).

Just had a lovely lunch with my daughter. Super chicken and avocado sandwiches (yummy bread), tasty lemon drizzle cake, which we had to share as we were quite full all accompanied by friendly, chatty staff. Beautiful interior - Grade1 listed Excellent choice for lunch. Will definitely go back - especially as they served English breakfast tea with cold milk and gave a little pot to put the used tea bag in!

Probably one of the unworthy cafe in London… sad to say but it’s true, even though the decoration is cute and warm. - Coffee: Watery…. £4.5 smaller size than the any one you can find. - Juice: £5, even smaller than the normal flat white. - Banana cake: £4, still smaller and they used Nutella for the chocolate topping? Waiter and waitress are a bit lost for the services, knowing that it’s new, but after a month still…? Forgetting orders, water and more. Nice smile is always there though.

I have recently visited Rex deli after seen on socials. I must say food was delicious, correct portions size. Lovely service. Great coffees . We came back for their evening bistro menu and was such a great value for money great dishes. Will be back soon and highly recommended. Note: Try the lemon chicken sandwich, chocolate brownie, evening : Deer shank 👌

Lovely new spot in Mayfair, for a glass of wine or dessert. It is super pretty with candles lit (in the day) and a gorgeous display of desserts. Service was impeccable too. The mielle feuille was the best I’ve had, must try!!

We went having seen a recommendation on Instagram. Unfortunately it didn't live up to our expectations. The food was nice but very small. My toasted sandwich arrived very quickly and I was half way through it and my Mother's pie had still not arrived. We asked where it was and it was then bought over straight away. In my opinion they had forgotten! The wine although very nice was on the expensive side and arrived with pine needles in one of the glasses. This was replaced as soon we complained. The toilets are two buildings down the road and it is not pleasant to have to walk through a kitchen to get to them. Whilst the building is very nice and quirky we will sadly not be going again.