I think Oddone makes the best ice cream in london. Creamy, handmade and avoid unnecessary…read moreinnovations, their icecream is simply divine. My favourites are pistachio and milk chocolate with hazelnuts. Sometimes there's a queue during the weekend but it's worth the wait.

Favorite gelato in London - if I have my way, I'm here once a week. Amazing pistachio, salted…read morecaramel and coffee flavours - lovely rotating choices as well! Friendly, efficient staff and right across from East Dulwich Picturehouse!

Inexepensive great selection of cakes and bread products available here. Staff have always been…read morefriendly, and you can order Birthday/Occasion cakes to be made and personalised for you. The shop is always well-stocked and clean.

Three of us visited Cafe Viva Saturday,for drinks we had coffee, hot chocolate, raspberry lemonade…read moreand to eat we chose passion cake ,warmed chocolate brownie with white ice cream ,chocolate and orange warmed bread and butter pudding also with white ice cream and we were certainly not disappointed everything was delicious.The cafe is very clean ,service very quick and the staff very friendly ,overall highly recommend

Unfortunately I was not impressed with Andy's sandwiches. My partner and I munched through two big…read moretorpedo rolls, one with chicken tikka, the other a beef, cheese and salad thing. The flavours just didn't seem to work together. Everything tasted fresh, it just wasn't enjoyable. At £3 and £3.20 respectively it wasn't overly expensive, but it simply didn't pop with flavour. You can also get toasties, coffees and basic slices of cake. The tradesmen in the area seem to see Andy's as a favourite spot for quick grub as they seem to be the bulk of the patrons, but again, I am not impressed. I will pop in again to try a toasty though.

Popped into my usual this morning (as i have been doing so for the past 3 years) again welcomed…read morewith friendly customer service more than expected in a busy little cafe. I had the ham and cheese toastie served with salad. All was very well presented, clean and fresh. What more would you want from a cafe? This isn't a gourmet restaurant but the service and the freshness off it all surely does match it! The prices are fare for the amount they give you and you just know the bread is fresh and on the day. Would not trust no other cafe other than Andy's. You cant please everyone but this cafe has been going strong for some time now and there are reasons for it! also they their fresh coffee too....nothing beats it :-) This area would not be the same without it. Enjoy guys x

Great range of products for a little local store :)…read more I'm really glad to have Pomona in my stomping ground, it saves me a massive trip to Wholefoods for some of the simple things (organic fruit and veggies). Tip: the organic fruit and veg are inside, most of the stuff outside is conventionally grown unless it says otherwise.

I love this neighbourhood fruit/veg/flower/deli shop. Really has a lot of products considering the…read moresize. Quality and organic products, plus diary/wheat/gluten free. Can be expensive but you get what you pay for. Staff are super friendly and helpful.

If you love ice cream or milkshakes, and are in the area, then Happy Days Milkshakes is the place…read morefor you. It is clearly a tween-magnet with a plethora of different varieties of milkshake-- including 'chocolate bar', 'biscuit and cereal' or 'muffin' shakes. They also have coffee and doughnuts for those would not consider those appetising. There are also healthier options such as smoothies and fresh squeezed juice for those of us coming out from Virgin Gym(!) However, I go for the ice cream! They have New Zealand ice cream, which tastes really quite unique and has many different sounding flavours. My favourite is 'Vanilla Chocolate Kisses', which is a variation on Choc Chip. Second favourite is Butterscotch. So if you're shopping in Southside mall and have a sweet tooth, consider this instead of the standard trip to Ben and Jerry's.

Happy Days bills itself as a dessert lounge, and sure, they do a few desserts - but really it's a…read moremilkshake place. This was one of the early milkshake places in the area - now they're everywhere. Located in Uxbridge tube station, it's entirely too convenient after visiting the in-laws to pop in for some sugar therapy. In all honesty, it's not great - I've had better milkshake - but I still enjoy it. It's around £3 for a small milkshake, but the small is plenty big. They have a huge variety of candy, cakes, biscuits and cereals to mix in to your custom milkshake. The staff are really nice, too. I had a Caramac milkshake last time - I don't recommend it. It's a bit bland. I used to get Reeses Peanut Butter cups but I find it just too sweet normally. Worth stopping in if you're passing through with a sweet tooth!

Just amazing. Was only in London for three days but made sure to go here twice in that timeframe…read more Such a beautiful coffee shop with a very impressive assortment of pastries. Kudos to the staff for being so wonderful and knowledgeable. They are passionate about what they do and it's evident in the food. Patiently waiting for them to open a store somewhere in the US! I'll be their first customer if they ever do :)

I saw a video of this place and had to check it out when I was walking through portobello market…read more You're instantly greeted with a smell of masalas as you walk in which is so inviting and homey. The service was super friendly and allowed us to try out the multiple chais to see which one we wanted before ordering which I am so grateful for. The chai was absolutely wonderful and tasted so authentic. It wasn't overly sweet and either and you have vegan options along with dairy options. I got the iced kasmiri chai and the cardamom bun. The bun is a MUST TRY and dipping it in hot chai is a heavenly combo. 1000/10 recommend this spot for some incredible chai in London.

With my rediscovery of the delights of the South London Gallery this is fast becoming my local cafe…read moreof choice. I dropped in last week after a spending an hour, or maybe it was two, at the Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard exhibition "PUBLICSFEAR". It's quite a demanding round up of their work so I was more than happy to stumble out of the gloom in the main gallery and into the welcoming arms of the lovely staff at cafe No 67. The cafe is situated in the restored terraced house which the gallery has expanded into over the past year or two. There is a large dining table out back, a wonderful light and spacious room which looks out to the garden. This room can be booked for private parties or shared with others during the day. In the cafe itself there are 8 or so tables for couples, which can be joined together if you are in a larger group. For when the weather improves, or if you are in need of a smoke, there are also a few tables in the garden which is very fragrant space with a lovely selection of herbs. There are also some outside tables at the front of the cafe, which is a little more urban. Excellent coffee is provided by the Union company and the staff here make a great skinny latte but on this occasion I was feeling a little shaky and I was after something a little stronger. After half an hour in the dark with the music of J Spaceman and subliminal messaging from Mr Forsyth and Ms Pollard I needed a beer . after toying with the idea of a Modelo I went straight for a bottle of Vedett and a portion of the very comforting Welsh rarebit. The food menu here covers all your needs from morning to evening, with a well edited selection to suit all tastes. If you are hungry and in the mood for brunch I can particularly recommend the "Spanglish" which comes with chargrilled chorizo and morcilla; be careful though because it's a bit of a gut buster and this could ruin you for lunch. If you are after something lighter the soup is always good and filling; I recently had a lovely bowl of leek and cider soup with some tasty bread on the side which I am still trying to recreate in my own kitchen. Small plates and sandwiches are also available if you don't feel like a full on lunch. However, if you are in the mood for a proper feast you will not be disappointed. There is a regularly changing selection of 4 or 5 main dishes, all around the £8 mark, which are well executed, beautifully presented and come with some interesting accompaniments. Slow cooked lamb, jerk chicken, fish pie and venison have all been on the menu on my recent visits. I have never made it to dessert but the cakes and pastries are baked in the kitchen, look wonderful and seem to be very popular. There is a small selection of interesting and very well priced wines and a good range of soft drinks and smoothies. As you would imagine, being housed in an art gallery and right next door to Camberwell Art College the punters here are generally an interesting bunch and it's a great spot for people watching. With a good free wifi connection and an excellent book shop next door this is an great place to let a couple of hours slip through your fingers. Unfortunately for my pals with young sprogs this is not a spot best suited to accommodating small children and buggies although I have seen a few try to struggle in at the weekend. I feel very lucky to have this lovely cafe on my door step and I'm looking forward to giving it a try as an evening destination. If you're a foodie art lover who has wandered south of the river this should be top of your "must try" list.

I go here quite often in the mornings because it opens early - very nice!…read more It is a little hidden which makes the ambience rather chilled, you feel as if you have discovered a little treasurer. The baristas are friendly and the coffee is good - both cappuccino and plain. I will go here again!