A cosy cafe that is unexceptional its food and drink but is really made by the friendly and local…read morefeel. The decor is quite plasticky, which might put some off. But it is in Eltham. Come here for a bit of lunch and you'll find something you fancy to eat, have some reasonably coffee and feel relaxed and looked after.

Great little cafe just off the high street serves a great breakfast and lovely bubble & squeek…read more Staff are friendly and polite. A wide range of meals on the menu. Very popular with locals

Monsoon is an average little cafe on the High Road in Willesden Green, right by the Library Centre…read more They have a pretty extensive range of food at cheap prices (sandwiches, paninis, crepes, soups, breakfasts, chips, jacket potatoes etc) I've had a jacket potato there a couple of times, and it has to be said, it was HUGE with a very generous amount of beans and cheese and all for £1.99 (but seriously, it would probably take me days in the gym to work off the amount of beans and cheese they pile on that thing...)! There is outdoor seating, which is nice in the summer, although the seating is on Willesden High Road, so uh, not THAT nice... :) The staff are friendly! Good if you want to meet someone in the area for a quick coffee, no frills.

It is a delight moving from Camden Town to Willesden Green…read more No longer must I pay tourist prices for everything I buy. I think I almost fell over when I came to the Monsoon Cafe. Huge plates of food start from £3 and finish at £5. Lovely freshly squeezed juices about half the price they are in more fashionable neighbourhoods. And the best thing is that the baked goods are made from scratch across the road at Willesden's very own mini-bakery-empire that is Monsoon (other branches in Kilburn and by Willesden Green tube). It makes me feel great to know that I can have a great meal, change left over in my pocket and still support local business. Service is friendly but occasionally overworked and please remember this is a 'caff' not a restaurant. But if you want a great meal at a brilliant price, do head over to Monsoon and eat your freshly-made-fill.

Just a short walk from the Bekonscot Model Village is this gem! For lunch, I ordered the sirloin…read moresteak sandwich that comes with mustard, but I requested mayo. No problem. The carmelized onions were sooo sweet, and the brioche bread was fresh from the oven. The french fries were tiny, thin, and crispy, unusual for the U.K. and delicious. My companions had the chicken club and they too raved about the taste. The restaurant was lovely inside and out, and the staff very pleasant. The desserts in the bakery part looked wonderful, but I was pleasantly stuffed. Next time!

Had a very disappointing coffee / brunch . Staff not very…read morepleasant , didn't ask if we wanted food just walked away! Had to ask . The noise was ridiculously loud with staff literally thumping the counter every so often with his coffee measure .My friend ordered cold milk and it arrives hot then was told rather abruptly she hadn't ordered it . We moved away then they had the nerve to charge service!! Won't be returning I'm afraid .

A very quaint little coffee shop/café…read more I only stopped in for a quick coffee (which I embarrassingly managed to spill down myself...oops!) but even based on that, you can see it would be a nice little place to sit yourself for a quiet and relaxed bite to eat. The staff were very friendly and open up conversation with you, taking an interest in you and what you have been up to instead of just treating you as a customer. Very reasonably priced and a great chilled out atmosphere make this a place worth going to. And if you get the chance, have a slice of the rocky road chocolate cake! You can guarantee I will be returning very soon so I can try that out because it looked AMAZING!

I just tried this place for the first time and got the bacon, cream cheese, and sun-dried tomato…read moretoasty. It was excellent. They also have a unique selection of sauces, some of them quite hot. Service was also very good and I will definitely be going back.

Lovely little cafe where you can pop in for a cake or pannini - nice decor, nice atmosphere, and a…read moregarden area at the back which is eclectically decorated with various bits of sculpture. Perfect for a summer natter with a friend.

Lovely little cafe , truly a wee Jem of ladywell . Interesting decor and very friendly staff. We…read moreordered the german breakfast which was over £5 , it came with a very small glass of orange juice ( holiday inn kind of size) and very little topping for a heap of bread . I can't fault the quality of the food but there wasn't much of it for the money we paid. A lovely cafe but shame about their portions.

Very nice breakfast, Brunch place with a collection of different breakfast. Most of them English…read morestyle. Also sweets and Sandwich. Nice atmosphere and a lot of movement. On weekends breakfast to 14:00, otherwise till 12, starting at 7.

I love this cafe, situated right by Greenwich for DLR station…read more The people who run it are simply lovely; incredibly friendly service. The sandwiches are fantastic, and you're more than welcome to go "off-menu" if you'd like your own fillings. I highly recommend the Meatball and Feta toasted Ciabatta, which actually came as a recommendation from the lovely lady who worked there. Prices are extremely reasonable, and the food is fantastic. A good selection of breakfast and lunch-type foods are available, and the atmosphere is friendly. The cafe is spacious, clean and I always try to make time to come here at least once a month. Would you want to bring a date here? No, but that's not what it's for. Would you bring a group of friends here after a messy night out for a hangover cure in a friendly setting? Absolutely! And for that, 5 stars is deserved.

Visited The Honey Pot in Shoreham yesterday with my friend and our daughters. The owners were…read morewonderful with our girls and made us feel so welcome. Lunch was delicious and served quickly. Lunch bags for the kids was perfect for their ages and had lots of choices. We loved that it is just a short walk from the river in the heart of shoreham and we enjoyed the beautiful views while walking off our lunch. Looking forward to revisiting already.

Today I visited the lovely unspoiled village of Shoreham, Where I came across a little gem of a tea…read moreshop, The Honey Pot. The tea shop is run by best friends Sue and Pat, who are very welcoming and have a passion for people. The Honey Pot isn't just a Tea shop that sells lovely homemade scones, toasties and lovely brews but also has great gifts and cards to purchase. My Brother and I, took my Nana there to meet our family friends. Where we enjoyed a lovely toastie and a jam and cream scone, just what the doctor ordered for a Sunday afternoon - perfect. Even though the Honey Pot is small, I think it works to its advantage, it compliments its traditional English quaintness, with its friendly locals whilst not being over done with tourists. The cyclists seem to love to stop for a recharge. So if you are cycling in the area through the country, you will be welcomed by the smell of homemade goodness and a smile. We purchase more than a coffee, we purchase into a pleasurable experience and a great service. Also the area of Shoreham is very sweet and so English, with a few pubs and the River Darenth, A lovely day out in the country. I hope this helps Qypers =)

I've had a meeting in West Kensington and as usual I was way too early...so I decided to go over my…read morespeech at a local Starbucks or so...but luckily I walked by this little gem of indy coffee shop. The atmosphere is really nice and there's plenty of seatings - big community tables, small tables and high-tables that allow you to look out of the window. I didn't pay much attention to the food selection, but there was quite a nice array of different beverages - cold and warm alike. The only downside for me was that it was packed with Mommies and their screaming kids...but I just plugged in my earphones and tuned out the whining noises. Try it out, it's for sure refreshingly different from the nearby Cafe Rouge...

Lovely place. Stumbled upon it on the way to Westfield at Sheppards bush. Atmosphere is very cozy…read more You find yourself feeling right at home on the wooden tables/benches. The pastries and freshly baked goods are spread all over the counter in neat arrangements. Most of the cakes are displayed at the window and really make passerbyers salivate. The place is also family friendly with a change table across the toilet and toys around the eating area. On my first visit, I had one of the best hot chocolate I've ever had. The eggs benedict was a decent portion size and satisfying on a cold winter day. The day right after I couldn't help but go there again and had a generously filled smoked salmon crepe filled with cream cheese. Definitely will make this a local fav of mine!