Mount Street Deli

Great deli but a bit overpriced. The company I was working for ordered food from here everyday for wholesale clients who where in visiting for the buying season. I would nip out to buy lunch here. The food is great and healthy unique options. The reason why I gave it three stars.
A.) I bought a Quiche from here one day and I got food poisoning.
B.)The value for money, its a bit expensive

Cold sandwiches that always get your hopes up and never deliver. Mediocre and expensive coffee. Friendly, well meaning staff. Great for people watching on Mount Street.

Appealing looking deli, coffee shop and breakfast place on gorgeous Mount Street in Mayfair.
I ordered a cappuccino (£2.80) and bacon sandwich (£4.50).
The cappuccino was good, the bacon sandwich very disappointing for the price and place, it was a simple buttered bun and sparse amounts of streaky bacon (tasty actually), I would expect to pay half the price for something like that. Compare it with St John’s bacon sandwich at £5.40, a mere 90p more for something in a different league and top of it’s game. Maybe if there was a bacon sandwich league and ‘game’, I’d be more interested in watching sport.
Nice atmosphere and fun to people watch on the street, but seemed pricey. Their patisserie items looked very good as well. I’d recommend but maybe avoid the bacon sarnie, try some pastry or egg soliders!

This is a brilliant addition to Mount Street, good food and decent prices considering you on in the heart of Mayfair.

With a bias towards British and Italian producers, the newly opened Mount Street Deli is a delicious option for upscale slumming minus any antiquated Mayfair pomp. As part of the Caprice Holdings portfolio of hoity toity restos, the rustic style deli offers daily specials from sister establishments such as Scott’s (it’s across the street) alongside typical charcuterie, cheeses and baked goods (we were particularly impressed with the cakes and pastries). Fresh daily menus, free deliveries to W1 and SW1 and bespoke catering from this Mount Street newcomer add up to a considerably more edible and relaxed West End.