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Gino's Coffee Bar, Marylebone Place, NW1

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Gino's is a splendid place opposite Marylebone Station. The ebcb is magnificent. And delivered at a hundred miles an hour. (They offer all sorts of service speed pledges - they're obviously used to people trying to catch a train.) Big, fat chips, a lovely sloppy egg, bacon hiding ready to surprise you, a good lashing of beans.

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But the best thing about this place, apart from the friendly efficiency, is the exuberant use of colour and signs.

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Look at those dispensers. Blue pepper. Yellow salt.

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Great stools for gazing out at the commuters, nursing fin de siecle ennui and weltschmertz.

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Lots of flourescence.

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Great window paintings.

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And marvelous plastic food. My first find in a cafe. Along with a little model chef. Superb.

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Comments

enjoy the pics. didn't think there to be so many variations of eggs bacon chips and beans-you can tell all those plates apart like they each have personality. by the way is there such a thing as a heart attack in britain.

Would it be fair to say that the chips suffer (or enjoy) the greatest variation?

Another Surfer :)

By the looks of that plate, the beans are gonna push for a wind breaking record!

This place is a No1 stop. Great food and fast service to help the communter prepare for the day. Wouldn't miss my stop in the mornings for tea & toast. Keeps the stress levels down for the rest of the day. Spare yourself 10 minutes to try it, you won't regret it!

What a great place great food and speedy. Nice guy always welcomes his customers with a friendly smile and chat. Just my cup of tea, eggs, bacon, beans etc etc

Gino's is great - friedly welcome, and they always remember your favourite order.


JK

i used to get a lovely egg & bacon roll from this place every morning, waiting for my first job as bike courier. great place, you're right about the speed and weird colours, loved it.

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