Love everything from the decor to the way that the staff make you feel like a real person! They even take 50p off for reusing your own cups. Eco friendly! Fabulous

Pret is my lazy lunch choice. They are not exactly cheap but as the sandwiches and salads are made on site they are always fresh, the bread isn't stale and any lettuce has not had the chance to go soggy. In the summer I like to get the Italian Chicken salad which contains a mix of soft chicken, nuts salad and olives and peppers (which I always remove) or the breadless crayfish and avocado. But I really look forward their Christmas sandwich. Complete this year with turkey, cranberry, stuffing, spinach and crispy onions...perfect. Their three layered chocolate mousse is also heaven in a pot. Good for wraps too but I'm not so keen on the soups anymore, not flavoursome enough. A good place to go for lunch once a week.

Every morning I head to Pret to pick up my breakfast. Normally go for a coffee, porridge (with honey) and some fruit. It works out quite expensive going five times a week but the convenience is great. A big plus is that they seem way more efficient when compared to Starbucks in serving coffee! There is only one person operating the machine but they churn it out super quick. Negative - the fruit sucks a little.

Generally i like to food at Pret a Manger. You know that when you eat there you are probably going to get a good quality sandwich in some exciting flavours. Their crisps are a joy to eat though and i am always being tempted by them and they are often that which lures me into the shop in the first place.

Never having any money it is very useful that they take credit card but my main issue with them is that they seem to be hideously overpriced. I often find sandwiches from delis are cheaper and bigger but then they usually don't take card, so Pret wins again

Very fast service and good coffeeat Pret A Manger. I like the very berry fruit pot and there always seems to be plenty of stock in my local Pret a Manger. It can be a little manic in store at peak times but staff are always polite. My coffee was delayed one morning and the lady refunded my money for having waited so long and I hadn't even complained - nice touch! I love the baguettes but the sandwiches always seems to have a bit too much dressing or mayo in for my taste. Fruit is expensive especially as there is a fruit and veg stand right outside my nearest Pret where I know they sell single items much cheaper.

Pret A Manger in Manchester serve nice coffee and food. The staff are not very good, but the food is edible.

I buy my lunch very often from Pret a Manger, I usually go for one of their soups depending on what they have, the chicken avocado sandwich, one of the hot wraps or one of their choices of salads, the food is fresh and very tasty, the place is always clean and tidy and the staff are really friendly and offer great customer service, I also have tried their esspreso, it is lovely and they sometimes offer free coffee in the morning for their regular customers

Pret A Manger make the best coffee of all of the franchises, in my experience. The coffee is rich and rounded and you don't need to ask for an extra shot as it's quite strong enough. A soya latte costs a mere £1.89 (compared with £2.40 at Starbuck's). They also fill the cup up - so often at Starbuck's you come away with 2/3rds of a cup plus a lot of fluff.

GREAT STAFF, AND GREAT COFFEE PRET IN CAMBRIDGE COULD DO WITH BEING A LITTLE BIGGER - KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

Pret a Manger - In a moment of frustration, I worked out that I spend over £6 per day at Pret, or £1,500 per year.

I've vowed to stop. The problem for me is that Pret has declined from a niche, high-quality lunch retailer into a mass market, on-every-street-in-London-and-now-elsewhere sandwich chain outlet.

Not surprising when you learn that they are now owned by McD's -- yes, them of the golden arches!

It has been steadily downhill from there. Expensive, poor service, massive queues in peak hours, a little changing menu, overly chilled food and badly trained staff behind the counter who seen unable to serve fast enough or understand our currency/change.

If you are hungry and buy a sandwich, fruit bowl and a drink you will get little change from £7-8. Seems OTT.

My advice is to find a small friendly independent who tries harder and deserves the £1,500 per annum you are probably spending there per year.