The Cafeteria

went with my husband and a friend, pizza slice was tasteless and reheated on a george foreman type grill, hotdogs are not proper hot dog sausages and the drinks were warm despite being in the fridge with not a lot of variety to choose from. The staff were friendly

The variety of pizzas displayed in the window looked quiet inviting, so I decided to try this place for a quick lunch. Indeed, this small café provides a variety of pizza’s, sandwiches, and the usual choice of drinks.
The quality is pretty bad though. The pepperoni pizza tasted very plain, with few ingredient and absolutely no flavor. It also seemed like it wasn’t fresh. The crust was very soft as if they heated it up since baking a few hours back in the morning or even the day before.
And after the meal I had to pay £8 for a single peace of horrible pizza and a can of coke. I am by no means cheap, but I really loath paying unjustifiable prices for awful quality.
If you see that café on Charing Cross Rd with pizza on display and Cafeteria sign on top, try to avoid, unless in a hurry and there are no other options.

Whether you’re stumbling after a night out in central, or you’re on your way home from some rubbish gig that you saw at the Astoria, all that alcohol swishing around in your belly is going to leave you in dire need of something to eat. I quite don’t know why this is, but it happens to nearly everyone I know, and I sure as well happens to me. I will give you a tip though, you may want to think twice before eating at the Cafeteria.
I would agree with you, the pizza’s in the window do for some reason look strangely inviting, but save your dosh! It doesn’t seem to matter at all what they put on them, for some reason all they taste of is air. The texture is bland and you’ll end up feeling swindled out of the £2 you were saving for the bus ride home. The same goes for pretty much all the food they have here (for some reason it took me quite a while to figure this out). The service is friendly though, I’ll give them that.