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This thread gives the current catering options for the Concorde Room (CCR), which is airside by South Security. It also gives the menu used in the First Dining Room in LHR T3 after 18:30 hrs for First passengers. This lounge is open to passengers flying BA on a First ticket or Concorde card holders. The catering supplier is BaxterStorey, who took over the contract on 2 May 2013.

The current catering options in the LHR CCR can be found in the first post in the thread, or you can click here.

There are also photo guides (updated with December menu) which you can see in the following linked posts:
Concorde Room (CCR) at JFK
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #759 - December 2016 - thanks to crazyanglaisy
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #702 - November 2016 - thanks to Ned1968
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #382 - July 2016 - thanks to tia2013
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #358 - June 2016 - thanks to VSLover
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #312 - May 2016 - thanks to Madge Ishen
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #266 - May 2016 - thanks to KARFA
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #252 - April 2016 - thanks to El_Duderito
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #172 - March 2016 - thanks to chris1979
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #111 - February 2016 - thanks to xenole
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #45 - January 2016 - thanks to scillyisles
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2016 post #3 - January 2016 - thanks to KARFA
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2015 post #539 of the 2015 thread - November 2015 - thanks to golfmad
Concorde Room (CCR) JFK: menu 2015 post #404 of the 2015 thread - September 2015 - thanks to KARFA

Concorde Dining Room at IAD
Concorde Dining Room IAD: menus and food options - current menu is the same as JFK CCR, see link above for menu from April 2015.

Catering options - other LHR lounges
Galleries First (Flounge) LHR: Dining menu and food options 2015 - T3 & T5
Galleries Club lounges LHR: Dining menu and food options from 2013 (n.b. no separate 2014 or 2015 thread) - T3 and T5
International Lounge Terminal 1 LHR - catering options from May 2013 (n.b. no separate 2014 or 2015 thread) - T1 international flights

For the First and Club lounges at Gatwick and the UK domestic lounges in Newcastle, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, Leeds, and Aberdeen
First Lounge London Gatwick (North terminal): Catering options from April 2013 (n.b. no separate 2014 or 2015 thread) - see
post 2 for the text of BA's leaflet on the supplier changeover
Galleries Club Lounge Gatwick (North Terminal): Catering options from April 2013 (n.b. no separate 2014 or 2015 thread)
UK Domestic lounges (outside London) - catering arrangements from April 2013 (n.b. no separate 2014 or 2015 thread)

For information on the BaxterStorey changeover in 2013
New lounge catering contract: BaxterStorey replaces Compass - effective 1 May 2013
Your recent feedback on catering in our lounges - note from BA Executive Club.

BA Champagne & Wine thread
The LHR CCR cocktail menu - cocktail menu introduced May 2014
The 2016 BA Champagne & Wine Thread - covers LHR & LGW lounges and in the air

Archived food & drink threads
Concorde Room (CCR) LHR : menus 2015
Concorde Room (CCR) LHR: menus 2014
Concorde Room (CCR) LHR: menus 2013
Galleries First (Flounge) LHR: Dining menu and food options 2014 - T3 and T5
Galleries First (Flounge) LHR: Dining menu and food options 2013 - T3 and T5
The 2014 BA Champagne & Wine Thread - covers LHR & LGW lounges and in the air
The 2013 BA Champagne & Wine Thread - covers LHR & LGW lounges and in the air
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Old Mar 21, 2016, 11:18 pm
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Originally Posted by corporate-wage-slave
Well technically it is Pain de Gźnes, or gāteau voyageur (hence they missed a trick there), and of course the word almond is superfluous. But this is how CCR spell it....
I got it British Airways spell it in a British way...!
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My first time with the new breakfast menu. I think a few people have posted the odd photo, but here is the full menu. Am about to try the Concorde Eggs Benedict, and maybe the California one next.

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Originally Posted by KARFA
My first time with the new breakfast menu. I think a few people have posted the odd photo, but here is the full menu. Am about to try the Concorde Eggs Benedict, and maybe the California one next.

I am not a big fan of using the new sourdough for eggs Benedict in GF and CCR. I think the muffins were better as a base.
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Old Mar 23, 2016, 2:24 am
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Originally Posted by nufnuf77
I am not a big fan of using the new sourdough for eggs Benedict in GF and CCR. I think the muffins were better as a base.
I love sourdough, but I think you are right that the muffin base was better. The other advantage of the previous eggs benedict is that I could easily order my usual of a double portion, whereas with the new serving dishes you wouldn't be able to get two on one dish. In any case you can always order multiple times and I am about to do just that!
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The other advantage of the previous eggs benedict is that I could easily order my usual of a double portion, whereas with the new serving dishes you wouldn't be able to get two on one dish. In any case you can always order multiple times and I am about to do just that!
Maybe they are just trying to shame you into having one? Not sure that is going to work for you and Chris1979!
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Maybe they are just trying to shame you into having one? Not sure that is going to work for you and Chris1979!
I am not in the same league as chris1979 when it comes to ordering multiple dishes
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Originally Posted by KARFA
I love sourdough, but I think you are right that the muffin base was better. The other advantage of the previous eggs benedict is that I could easily order my usual of a double portion, whereas with the new serving dishes you wouldn't be able to get two on one dish. In any case you can always order multiple times and I am about to do just that!
Completely agree, big fan of sourdough, but does not work as well with the holandaise sauce.

Btw I managed to get two eggs on 1piece of bread last time. Not tried the Californian variety but shall give that one a go.
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I am not in the same league as chris1979 when it comes to ordering multiple dishes
A mere pretender!
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Concorde Room (CCR) LHR : menus 2016

Eggs Bene go very well with the scrambled eggs and smoked salmon.

KARFA is still young. He'll get there one day.
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Old Mar 23, 2016, 3:49 am
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A tale of two breakfasts

On the left we have a lovely full English which seems to have been cooked to order and includes a rich slab of black pudding.

On the right, we have a plate of breakfast items that seem to have been cooked hours ago and left under a heat lamp before being put on a plate. The bacon tastes like it is of lower quality than on the right. The rosti has no crunch. The sausage was okay.

Left - The Concorde Room

Right - The Concorde Breakfast Room in the Arrivals lounge

It's always been this way. I don't know why I torture myself but when I step off a long haul flight I want a full English and then it turns out to be horrid.
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On the left we have a lovely full English which seems to have been cooked to order and includes a rich slab of black pudding.

On the right, we have a plate of breakfast items that seem to have been cooked hours ago and left under a heat lamp before being put on a plate. The bacon tastes like it is of lower quality than on the right. The rosti has no crunch. The sausage was okay.

Left - The Concorde Room

Right - The Concorde Breakfast Room in the Arrivals lounge

It's always been this way. I don't know why I torture myself but when I step off a long haul flight I want a full English and then it turns out to be horrid.
I tried the breakfast room in arrivals for the first time in December. I thought it might just have been because it was NYE, but the service and food quality was terrible. I was really surprised. It took an age and when it finally arrive the order was wrong. When the food di come it wasn't hot and looked like it had been sitting there for ages. If I need arrivals again after an F flight, I'll just use the buffet.
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Old Mar 23, 2016, 4:22 am
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Originally Posted by gustavmahler
I tried the breakfast room in arrivals for the first time in December. I thought it might just have been because it was NYE, but the service and food quality was terrible. I was really surprised. It took an age and when it finally arrive the order was wrong. When the food di come it wasn't hot and looked like it had been sitting there for ages. If I need arrivals again after an F flight, I'll just use the buffet.
The arrivals lounge CCR breakfast has always been worse than the CCR proper in my experience. Like Pavlov's dog however, the lure of a full English is too strong.
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Old Mar 23, 2016, 5:19 am
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Yes, given a choice, always go CCR rather than CCBR. The CCR staff are dedicated to that lounge, it's the top of the tree in terms of BS's career progression (apart from the Windsor Suite, but that's a curved ball). So the CCR staff can and do send things back to the kitchen before you see it, if it's not up to scratch, which absolutely is their job to do. The catering facilities in Arrivals are also weaker. But still the CCBR isn't that bad, the breakfasts I've had there have been reasonable.
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Old Mar 23, 2016, 5:33 am
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Yes, given a choice, always go CCR rather than CCBR. The CCR staff are dedicated to that lounge, it's the top of the tree in terms of BS's career progression (apart from the Windsor Suite, but that's a curved ball). So the CCR staff can and do send things back to the kitchen before you see it, if it's not up to scratch, which absolutely is their job to do. The catering facilities in Arrivals are also weaker. But still the CCBR isn't that bad, the breakfasts I've had there have been reasonable.
To be fair, I've only tried it once and it was NYE. When I asked for organge juice and a croissant, I was told to go to the buffet. On the few times I've been in the CCR I have always had good service.
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Originally Posted by gustavmahler
I tried the breakfast room in arrivals for the first time in December. I thought it might just have been because it was NYE, but the service and food quality was terrible. I was really surprised. It took an age and when it finally arrive the order was wrong. When the food di come it wasn't hot and looked like it had been sitting there for ages. If I need arrivals again after an F flight, I'll just use the buffet.
Wife and I were in CCBR new years eve as well, service was indeed painful, wife's egg beni arrived stone cold after waiting an age my order all wrong. Couldn't understand why the service was so bad when we arrived there was 1 guy just finishing up, and another couple entered after we had been served so not exactly packed.
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