These folks do a lot in a nook- great coffee, lovely avocado toast, and other options…read more You can order coffee walk up at the bar. Or come in for a bite. Some outdoor tables. A few tables inside as well. Kind service. Clean and modern. You can buy bags of coffee for home as well.

Came in for a quick sit-down eat - the service and ambiance were great but had limited seating…read more Tried the matcha latte but was underwhelmed since it was mostly milky and had little matcha flavor. The hot food smelled good though so would recommend trying that and one of their lattes!

Loved this little local coffee shop! I grabbed a steamed coconut milk latte each morning as I…read morestarted my day's adventures. Friendly staff and lovely location! Will miss it when I move locations tomorrow.

Great coffee. Quick friendly service. very easy to pick a friendly conversation. Low prices.read more

Ordered the "Joseph " panini and a merry berry smoothie and a black coffee. Everything was…read morewonderful and tasted amazing. The manager was delightful and friendly.

Another little French offering in South Ken. I love the name but I hardly think it lives up to it's…read morenamesake. As with most of the cafes round here it's a little over priced and full of French collage kids at lunchtime. I wouldn't pick this as my first choice, I'd rather head for Paul's to be honest, which is of a similar price. The cappuccino's, hot chocolate and the cookies are particularly good, but whatever you're eating is spoiled by the music blasting out. I find it really odd that a little cafe would do this to your ears, when it would benefit much more by nurturing a chilled out coffee culture vibe. The owner Ben, can be a little imposing too, although if you fancy a heated debate about one of a million conspiracy theories he's throwing about then it might be your cup of tea! Well, at least I can't blame it for lacking character. Tip: Earplugs needed, for both music and owner.

Stumbled upon Farm Girl when staying in the next area over -- it was walking distance from the Air…read moreBnB we were staying in, and boy are we glad we went! The food is super fresh and delicious; I had the Island Breakfast with a side of coconut bacon. They said the coconut "bacon" was just coconut chips cooked to taste like bacon -- it didn't really, but it was still delicious! My partner had the acai bowl and really enjoyed it, and my son had the berry pancakes. Everyone was happy! The decor was sweet and comfortable -- a few other reviewers have talked about the service being slow; I'd agree with that, but also say that it's a good thing! This isn't a place to go if you're in a rush -- we were there for Saturday brunch, and the relaxed pace was perfect for us. If we're lucky enough to return to London, we definitely plan to go back to Farm Girl. Enjoy!

It started out great, sat us immediately and took our order. Several more parties came and were…read moreseated as well. They brought us our drinks; coffee and orange juice and then we waited and waited while every other table was served food. We finally asked our waiter. He left to go inside and then came back out and said they never put our order in. As we were heading to get heathrow we were on a time crunch and had to leave. As we were getting up the waiter informed us we have to pay for our drinks as they were on the table.

We had a nice, quiet breakfast here. The coffee was good but the porridge was the real standout -…read morethe serving size was quite large and it was perfectly cooked to order (not mushy) with just a few raisins - delightful!!

Cafe Du Coin was conveniently located near our hotel so we chose this restaurant to have a…read moretraditional English breakfast after a friend of ours mentioned sending him pictures of what we have for breakfast here. They are also one of the first restaurants to open in the area and we were up due to jet lag. It worked out perfectly. We were the first customers of the day and they let us enter prior to the posted opening time. You can dine in, dine outside or get things to go. They offer beverages, baked goods and breakfast. We dined in as it was rather cold for our standards outside. All the locals who arrived after us sat outside lol. Mink ordered a ham and cheese pastry with a hot chocolate. I ordered their Traditional Full English Breakfast with an Earl Grey tea. It didn't take the kitchen long to get our order out. The cashier who was also the barista was working as quickly as she could. Customer service wasn't the friendliest nor most helpful but maybe it's a cultural thing. I had a bite of Mink's pastry and it was delicious, rich but very tasty. My order was quite good and hit the spot. Portions were perfect for breakfast and the tea washed it all down while warming me up before heading back out. Cozy spot to check out in the Earl's Court area.

I got the eggs with salmon on a bagel but asked for croissant instead. There was an incredible…read moreamount of salmon, I needed help to finish it. Good spot

Our goal was to find a cost effective English Breakfast and that's exactly what we found. The…read morebreakfast comes with toast and choice of drink (tea, coffee, or water). Personally, I ate the beans with toast - as we've been told before. I appreciated that the toast came separately so it wasn't soggy. The ham was flavorful and a little crispy. The sausage was well seasoned. The only challenge for me was that the egg was less cooked than I hoped - the membrane from the egg was still liquidy over the yolk making it a bit less than over easy in my opinion. The spot was very small and offered discounts on many of the food items for take away. When you walk in, you're greeted with a case full of sandwiches and other goodies that looked absolutely delicious - their presentation was on point. Overall, this is exactly what we were looking for, and at 11am on a Saturday - it was busy but we could sit right away.

Absolutely amazing find in Chelsea. We stumbled upon this little restaurant on our first day in…read moreLondon and the food was SO delicious. The service was really great as well. It's tiny but they try really hard to make sure you're accommodated. I cannot wait to come back here. Highly recommend!

Excellent coffee! We had flat whites and their famous rainbow cappuccino. The pan de chocolate was…read morealso excellent. Friendly service, cute place. They even have wine!

Open 24/7 which is great if you're on a different time zone. Went on a long bike ride, finished…read morearound 4 am and we came across this 24/7 diner. They offer vegan options as well. I had the vegan burger with the falafel and hummus. The service was great, everyone was friendly.

I was looking for an American Diner type option and found it! They are open 24 hours which makes…read morethem very convenient. When we walked in at the time, the place was empty. But after talking to the staff (which was very friendly), it appears this place caters to more of a late night crowd. Regardless, my wife and I decided to grab a late breakfast here and were quite pleased. Some eggs, bacon, and toast. Everything hit the spot.

We stopped in for lunch and lunch was superb! Truly terrific cappucino and flat white, and…read moredelicious croque monsieur and a Belgian gallette (which is closer to a crepe). The service, however, was not just excellent, it was kind. An elderly lady was sitting near us, and somehow, her shoe slipped off. The waiter immediately rushed over to help her put it back on. Then he went into the restaurant to get the walker. Such thoughtfulness should not go unnoticed. I can't wait to return for a cappucino and a pain au chocolate!

We've been twice while on our vaca. Cappuccinos and omelets. Very friendly peeps. Not a lot of…read moreseats but there was room for us both times. Lots of people speaking French here. So.. if you speak French this is your place. Also if you like coffee n French breakfast foods. Only thing missing was heavy cigarette smoke.

Great place for a quick bite to go or a nice bowl of soup after work.read more