Without doubt one of the best cafes I have ever been to. I find the staff to be very friendly the…read moreplace to be very clean and modern. The coffee is of the highest quality I find it to be very smooth and delicious. All in all this is a 10 out of 10 cafe/restaurant.

Great breakfast and coffee. Having moved to the USA, when I visit the bacon sausage eggs hits the…read morespot!

The only coffee shop I've been in which are predominantly run by the most loveliest Italian ladies…read moreever.

Wonderful, fabulous place, a haven.read more

For a coffee chain, this Caffe Nero is pretty alright…read more The service is always really friendly, the prices on par with similar places, and the shop is quite large, with a variety of different types of seating. I popped in to kill some time between appointments and it was comfortable and relaxing.

Only been here a few times but the service has been good and the coffee is strong.read more

Delicious full English here, proper fry up, not greasy, reasonably priced and the inside of the…read moreplace is clean and welcoming. Owners were polite and friendly. Anytime I'm back in the UK I'll definitely stop at this joint for a proper nosh and a coffee.

I should disclose my bias upfront that I try to eat healthy, so I sometimes feel a bit out of my…read moreelement where the selection is fried, burgers, or at least served with chips as with this establishment. They did have salads on the menu, but I didn't feel confident that they would be fresh or flavorful as there wasn't much in the way of other fresh produce on the menu. The omelette is absolutely massive, for between 4.45-5.50£, of which my partner said the highlight was the chips. I myself had the cream of tomato soup for £3.50, which was served with a roll. Unfortunately for me, I didn't realize there was a danger of the roll coming pre-margarined, or else I would have requested it on the side. As it was, I didn't end up trying the roll. The soup, I am fairly confident, was prepared directly from a Campbell's soup can, albeit masterfully and without lumps the way I never could achieve at home, which perhaps is exactly what other people might have expected to receive when they ordered it. But, alas, I wasn't prepared to pay that kind of price for having perfected the art of re-hydrating condensed soup. Anyway, I would say the portions are reasonably large, and the service not neglectful but neither attentive, and the prices just a bit more than I would prefer to pay at a greasy spoon type eatery. It was, however, very clean and nice. Two stars. But why would you go here when the rest of Pinner is at your disposal?