Inexpensive place for lunch around Victoria Station.

You won't have a problem- There is a food court upstairs (use the escalator) in Victoria Train Station. McDonalds, KFC, a bagel place, 2 or 3 'sit down' chain type restaurnats and more. Also a McDonlads downstairs along with multiple sandwich 'stands', a soup stand, and a sushi stand. Additionally, there is also a Whistlestop 'grocery' that sometimes has good rolls and other sandwich fixings, as well as some take away ready meals, and a Marks and Spencer's Just Food that has prepared individual salads, sandwiches, etc. and a Sainsberry's with similar stuff (hubby loves their muffins). There are also 2 Boots The Chemists (1 on each level)where you can get a sandwich, pack of crisps (chips) and soda for a reasonable price. And I think the WH Smith bookstore used to have a similar deal- but not sure. Across the street is Shakespere's - good pies (think shepherd's and chicken and ham, not apple), fish and chips, etc- but might be above your budget. Not too far to walk is a Subways. There is also a nicer Italian place called Spaghetti House. Lots of other places, too- from 'cheap' take-away to very nice 'sit down'.

Check out Jenny Lo's Tea House. Generous portions and very reasonable prices. I don't know if it's still true, but when I was there in 2005 credit cards were not accepted. It was cash only.

Thank you for taking the time to post eating options at Victoria Station. Now we won't waste time looking around. Brenda

The area immediately around Victoria station can look a little scruffy with lots of wrappers etc lying around. You may find a decent pub though