Dining Street Restaurant

I enjoyed fish and chips here, friendly staff. Tasty food. Ice cream was good. Sticky toffee pudding was awesome.

DON’T EAT HERE. Service was fast and friendly and it would get a higher rating but for the deception. Food was decent and the basic breakfast is inline with airport prices. It is not until you get the bill that the little bits they ask about add significantly to the bill. They make it sound like part of the breakfast. They know that people are tired after the long trip to the airport and the long lines through security and that it will be easy to gouge them. Nothing annoys me more than deception at a restaurant. $ 30 quickly becomes $ 50.

Slow. Under staffed. Probably not suitable to operate at a busy airport. Unless you have a long time to wait — 2 hours, the sandwich shops is your better bet.

My server Katie (Czech) was fantastic, the very best part of the experience here, constantly came by to top off my drink, to see if all was ok, friendly, sweet, smiling.
The ambiance is certainly nice and with ample room to park the roller carry-​on next to the table, it was a comfortable place to await my flight. Good lighting, comfortable temps, it was a welcome place to dine.
But the food: it was ok. I enjoyed my tiger prawns on the skewer tho these are smaller than Pacific tiger prawns. Biggest disappointment? The fish and chips. It was a large piece of fish but after hvg had several fantastic servings across Scotland, I just assumed that it is always this good. My bad.
Just don’t order that here.
Otherwise, happy eats. And safe travels!

DO NOT GO HERE. Mediocre food for high prices. Went here for breakfast before flight, 20 minute wait for our SERVER to come, then another 50 for the food to actually arrived. There are other better and more efficient restaurants around, go to those instead.

Terribly slow service, average food, and very small portions! Paid £9.25 for eggs Benedict and £4.25 for orange juice, and service could be much better!

After security, a very big area for dining and drinking.
Very efficient and fast service, so even if you do not have too much time available before boarding you can grab a drink and also eat.
I got the burger which was good, not a very huge patty inside but the meat was good, well done with the right amount of cheese and vegetables inside. All the condiments you need are already on the table.
It came with thick fries, which were okish. Beer was good, fresh :)
It is not cheap, like any Airport eating area… but it is worth the price.

Had the Traditional Breakfast here for £9.65… wasn’t bad and price is typical for UK airport. Was asked if I wanted toast with breakfast, to which I agreed, but did not realise that was an additional £2.65 which is extortionate!

I went there because the alternatives all seem to involve just sandwiches… But on reflection I wish I’d just had the sarnie… Or even waited to eat at Charles de Gaule… Yes: the Dining Room is THAT bad.
I foolishly thought the chicken burger might be ok. WRONG. A piece of chemically coloured chicken breast they had barely seen real cooking. Bun was supermarket grade. Chips were fresh and ok, but served in a small bucket to disguise the small size of the portion.
So if you want to wait a while for a flight then it is adequate, but don’t plan it as a nutritionally rewarding hour.

Not a fan. Ordered chicken and mushroom pie — but got a bowl of cream soup and a piece of bread on top.

Very good for long waiting at terminal 4 excellent service
No rushing

Ew. I ordered chicken tikka masala, figuring that the Indian food that I’ve had before in the UK was pretty good, and this place ruined that streak. I mean, there was no curry, no butter sauce and the pieces of chicken were dark meat-​gross! It looked (and tasted) like they used the chicken scraps and put some tomato sauce on it; figuring that a little blonde wouldn’t know the difference. My husband had the Pie in the Sky, which he liked and I ended up just eating the Warm Brownie.

Good food, but extremely overpriced because it’s beyond security in Heathrow. You’re better off getting a good English breakfast at a corner store before going to the airport.

Ugh. Where do I begin? It’s not awful. The food is actually quite good. BUT— the price in relation to the amount of food is absolutely ridic. Nearly $ 40(US) for breakfast for my husband and I– he ordered scrambled eggs, bacon, hash browns, and toast; I had belgian waffles (which were actually three bite-​sized belgian waffles; they were quite tasty, but not for what they cost). Service was pretty meh– had we not been absolutely starving, half-​awake, and mildly hungover, we’d probably not had eaten here– but because it was 6a and Heathrow, we were exactly thinking clearly. All in all– grab some food at a Costa or Starbucks. Hell, even Wetherspoons.

Shit pints. Expensive. Expensive food. Right up there with the crème de la crème of Terminal 4.
Loud, terribly loud horrible music. Gangnam style was the least offensive thing they played.
I had to tell the poor staff how to pour a pint which they charged me a fiver for and which was at best mediocre.
Probably best avoided. But it’s there, so just don’t expect much.

Good food (fish and chips), friendly service. British décor. You can’t miss it. A big red horse and red telephone booth in the front.
Glad I could have 1 more beer before I left.

|: | «Street»? Oh. Then I need to phrase my review
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|: | After taking a quick *roundabout* at my terminal, one
|: | thing became increasingly clear: there aren’t many
|: | choices here. I saw several fast food eateries, but
|: | basically this is the only viable option for me to eat
|: | at the *dead end* of Terminal 4. Today, the *traffic* was
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|: | Décor Street:
|: | The place is adorned with London street signs.
|: | It’s in good shape (no *potholes*), and furniture
|: | is in good condition and clean.
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|: | Food Street:
|: | They ‘av a new (read as *avenue*) menu. I was going
|: | to order a burger, but on the*spur* of the moment,
|: | changed my mind. For the *Main St* course, I had ordered
|: | Eggs Benedict and a cappuccino, which was served with a
|: | tarantula spider imprint of chocolate on top of the foam
|: | (it did not *curb* my appetite).
|: | The Benedict was good. *One way* to eat it is to slice it
|: | all up, but l like slicing it top-​down in chunks. At the
|: | *intersection with the egg*, the muffin seemed untoasted,
|: | but I guess that is their *right of whey*. If this *feeder*
|: | (me) were to eat all that breading, it would take a *toll*
|: | on me, so I *yielded* when my stomach gave the *stop sign*,
|: | and left a bit.
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|: | Service Street:
|: | The staff are friendly enough, service was not as slow as
|: | I had expected, and there were no *speed bumps* in my order.
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|: | Price: I had heard it was high for an American budget
|: | (would be protested by Occupy *Wall Street* folk). *I-10*d
|: | to agree. No *freeway* here.
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|: | Although *paved* with good intentions, this restaurant is
|: | only about equal to Garfunkel’s at the other end.
|: | Hey! Keep your mind out of the *gutter*! So, if you are a
|: | tourist returning to America, this might be a good *detour*.
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