Brittany: American Food, Hallelujah!

In honor of pancake day in the UK, the Trendstop.com team of interns and I decided to celebrate the next best way with an original American meal at Ed’s. To get there, hop off at Bond st. and then take a left. Then walk pasts boots and take another left down the alley and you will see Ed’s at the very end on your right! It’s super yummy and has milkshakes, fries, burgers, and anything American you can imagine. A word of advice would be to wait about 30 minutes before getting on the tube after you eat! 
Another intern brought in cute decorated cupcakes!

 

inside Ed’s

 

my vanilla milkshake

best cheeseburger in London

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