Le Deli Robuchon Piccadilly

We had the pistachio flavour and the pistachio sauce inside was beautiful, very well made! We also had a little tropical dessert and the texture and flavours of this one was fantastic as well. Look forward to trying their normal croissant next time.

Such a cute place with very tasty food. We had to try the cube croissants while we were there too and they didn’t disappoint!The only thing I couldn’t mention that could make it even better/easier is making the queueing clearer. There are two areas to order and pay depending on what you’re buying. You may have to queue twice depending on what you want.

One of the most authentic French cafes. Cube croissant in pistachio did not disappoint. Lovely ambiance. Definitely recommend for an easy Sunday morning start.

The croissant cube was AMAZING. Absolutely stunning.The venue doesn’t do table service, and there is no indication on when the cube croissant will come out, I came in the morning and waited an hour for it. If I was in the area I would pop in and get one for takeaway, otherwise I wouldn’t come here.

This deli is dog-friendly (well-behaved dogs are welcome). I emailed to enquire and I received a very swift reply. The seating is tight so I would say large dogs could be an issue to fellow diners. My toy poodle was in a carrier and sat next to me, very quietly.Roast chicken with roasted potatoes and plaster veges were delicious. Meat was tasty and moist.Very nice ambience and I had a really nice lunch time.

The place was on my list after seeing so many pics in insta for the cube croissant. After vising the place I must say that I didn't regret it. The croissants are good and pistachio creme was fabulous and not so sweet but the Prices are above average. Environment and service were nice.

It’s a very nice pastry.. I had breakfast there couple of times the place is very nice, the avocado on toast with eggs was really good and the croissant was great as well I tried the plain and almond croissant they both were amazing. Also tried the famous cube itself good but I personally liked the croissant better specially the plain one.Breakfast with croissant is 15-18 poundsThe location is also very nice and close to starbucks so you can grab your coffee before or after if you’re a starbucks fanMy friend tried the toilet and said it wasn’t very clean maybe this is the only they could work on.But overall the experiment was great

My visit was prompted by the viral cube croissant

Famous for the cube croissant, Le Deli Robuchon is a bit of a treat as the prices are more than you would normally pay in London for pastries.I had been wanting to try this cafe since I had gone a couple of times to the Robuchon restaurant many years ago when it was in Covent Garden. I'm glad I did finally make it here.The chocolate cube croissant was just the right size, not too sweet and not too rich. I also had a cheese twist (I forget the fancy name they have for it), but probably wouldn't buy that again. It was at the end of the day, so it may just be that it is better earlier on. The croissant I had early afternoon. The chouquettes (sugar topped pastries) were absolutely delicious and I would buy more if I was in the area. They come in a packet, which makes a great gift. I had them a couple of days later.The toilet was clean. The interior looked spacious, though on a warm day, it didn't seem that appealing. Perhaps on a cold day it might feel cosy. There is an outdoor area, but it is on the main street, so I'd recommend heading across the road to the park (weather permitting).

This was a very pleasant experience. The staff were very friendly, service was great and the atmosphere was beautiful. It was very busy but we did manage to get seats and I really liked the pastries. We got the pistachio and chocolate cube croissant, as we saw it all over the internet and it did not disappoint. However I would just say for the price I have had better pastries but I would still most definitely recommend this place.