Lovely little cafe close to the station. Pretty much exactly what it says on the tin. Cheap and…read morecheerful. The grilled vegetable and chicken panini was only gorgeous. My mate got a bacon sandwich too which looked lush. Don't shy away

A good place to go to for a sausage egg bacon baguette in the morning with some brown sauce. I…read morehaven't tried much else on the menu but that's my go to meal when I'm looking for a quick and filling breakfast.

We were in search of a decent cup of coffee and came across this establishment- Not being familiar…read morewith the area (we're from California), it was such a nice surprise! Coffee was great, friendly atmosphere, just a really nice respite from the busy days (London!!) we had been encountering. Wonderful experience! We're the "Half-Caf" couple, BTW... : )

Very good coffee, friendly stuff and exceptionally good bread with tasty soups! Personally, I found…read moreit to be a hidden gem

I have a coffee ever time I deliver there I will say its the best coffee in London the food…read morelooks good to I would highly recommend it good service too

We got coffee and pastries here on our way to the local park. The flat white was exceptionally…read morecreamy, and my chocolate croissant hit the spot. It looks like a cozy place to hang indoors, too. Prices were affordable, and the staff was friendly.

Lovely, very friendly young lady quickly brought us our drinks. Food came promptly even on a busy…read morenight. Huge portions. Solid, down home cooking. We both had salad, meatloaf, peas, potato and a little dessert. We'll be back.

I absolutely love this place! The staff were super-friendly, the food was DELICIOUS and the sun was…read moreshining (they didn't control that, but it was a nice bonus for them and their lovely little courtyard)! And all for a very affordable price :) I sat in the glorious sunshine and basically inhaled a plate of avo, scrambled eggs, feta, softened onions and crispy fired potatoes. With balsamic, because that's how I roll - this plate was worthy of better than mere ketchup! I also indulged in a small but decadent latte, and asked for 'a big water' - so they bought me a nice little jug of tap (which is great, I was nervous they might try the hard sell on bottled - I don't pay for water!). I'd had a chance to eye up the cake counter as I entered, and I could not stop myself from ordering a slice of the lemon meringue pie - it was my favourite dessert as a child and it's been so long since I had some! I was served a HUGE portion, and though it was tasty it just wasn't quite everything I hoped it would be... Probably more my skewed memory than any fault of Ally's Kitchen! The meringue was light as air (but I like mine with more substance), with a lovely browned crisp outer edging. The lemon curd was sweet but still refreshingly tangy, and unfortunately the base was ever so slightly soggy as the lemon filling was quite juicy! I would also say the portion size was a bit unecessary, but who am I to complain about that? I would rather a smaller slice and a smaller price though (£5??) Anyway, overall my experience was delightful - I am hoping to move to the area soon, and will definitely pay another visit or two to this cute, friendly little cafe! My bill totalled £16, including my option to add just over 10% tip. Not bad at all!

Looking to get away from the city smoke and city life? Happy hippy? or just running away from life…read moreitself (even if its just for a bit) this is a sanctuary enclosed by tress, green and Highgate woods. This cafe brings you back into the wild, back to nature and the tube stop is about 10 minutes away! The cabin is a homely, welcoming place were you can enjoy true and only vegetarian food, organic and delicious. Their dishes include pasta bakes, curries and shepherd's pie, soups and pate and yummy desserts. Whenever possible some of the ingredients come from the garden just outside! it doesn't get more organic than that! Seating out in the veranda, even when it's raining, is very romantic and intimate. And to top it all off power is supplied via a solar panel. The cabin can also be hired out for parties (children and adults) and meetings, and we had a blast in our offices Christmas party, the owner is a lovely guy that lives there and joined in the fun.

Tucked away in Queen's Wood, it doesn't get much crunchier than this secret sanctuary of vegetarian…read moreorganic goodness. Think composing committees, weekend gardening volunteers, conservation talks, and as many solar panels as there are exposed wood panels. The inside of this cabin-style café is straight out of an Abe Lincoln biography and there's a large patio outside that cries for a few rocking chairs, a porch swing and a Willie Nelson cameo. The menu consisted of veggie favourites, mouth-watering cakes (although it would have been nice to have a gluten-free option or two,) and coffee/tea. Loads of the dishes noted ingredients that were grown on site in the volunteer run garden. Mmmm... crunchy goodness! No matter how far your hippy scale leans, it's rare in a place as big as London to feel completely isolated. If you're ever in the market, Queen's Wood Café is your spot.

Amazing breakfast and brunch/lunch!!…read more Tucked away off the main street, this hidden gem is super cosy and comfortable, perfect for sharing food, coffee and stories with a couple of friends. Fresh, super tasty and lots of rich flavours. We shared the vegetarian breakfast, pancakes with jam and maple syrup as well as the bread selection, all delicious! The cornbread is particularly tasty. I'd love a place like this in my own neighbourhood!

The ubiquitous coffee shop this is not. Every ounce of KrisKitch shouts "hand-crafted"…read more From the fabulous furniture - chat to the owner about where he sourced the butcher's block, the heavy wooden work benches and the retro chairs (it's astonishing that he didn't keel over after paying for the re-upholstery). To the delectable baked cakes and breads. Everything just feels so tactile and earthy. There's lovely light streaming in the huge front windows if you're sitting inside. Or sit out in the front in the sun. There are brollies in the summer and blankets in the autumn. Pointer - have the tea. Even if you feel like coffee, have the tea! Honestly it's an experience. An olive-wood board with a selection of painstakingly-sourced ingredients : honey, lemongrass, cardamom, fresh mint, cinnamon stick, the list goes on, and a pot of hot water. Yes, you have the option of using the dull little bag of tea leaves you ordered BUT you'll be sacrificing your ingenuity and an opportunity to create a flavour-extravaganza. Throw the bag away, you don't need it! Customers are overwhelmingly mums, grandparents and girlfriends meeting to natter. Recently I sat next to two laptops with people connected to them, but they're a minority.

I walked in here by chance because I had an interview in the area. The atmosphere is incredibly…read morecozy and everyone is very welcoming and warm to help maintain that atmosphere. I do admit, I got a bit confused by the counter, unsure if I should order and pay there but you do get table service as well which is great!! I of course then completely forgot to leave a tip because of that confusion and I was in a rush as well. Will definitely come back again for a full Irish breakfast when I have more time one day!

Lovely cafe near Archway! the atmosphere is relaxed and the owners seems to know a lot of people…read morethat come in. I really liked that. Take a seat and they take your order. Lovely menu and really great coffee.

Cozy little cafe in the heart of Finchley, with additional seating room towards the back. They can…read moreaccommodate a lot more people than you would think from the outside. The menu here is lunch oriented, with sandwiches, salads, and some pasta dishes. Good vegetarian options and everything is available for takeaway. For meat lovers, try the meatball sandwich, covered in cheese!

Nice atmosphere and good service. I had an omelete with salad and freshly squeezed orange juice…read more(which just hit the spot on a hot day). Excellent food, though not sure why there was tinned corn on the salad - perhaps it is a local specialty of Church End, as the Finchkey Kitchen puts tinned corn on everything too. A reasonable range of beers, and overall, I'd really recommend this place.

Lovely bakery in Hampstead Garden Suburb. We came here on a Saturday morning and the bakery/café…read morewas busy with locals from the surrounding area. What I really liked about this shop is that everyone seemed to know each other - people were greeted with names, a little gossip exchanged, etc. We sat down for a coffee, as we were waiting for the bathroom showroom across the street to open up. While we were sitting down, they stocked up the display cabinet with freshly baked doughnuts, that were filled with raspberry jam. They came in bite-size and big-size...we couldn't resist and ordered a couple. They were just delightful. (In Germany we call these "Berliner"). This is a really lovely find and I will definitely stop by next time I'm in the area. Mind you, it's not one of the now ever so popular fancy bakeries that open up all over London. This is a proper old-school bakery and I really appreciate this!

My husband has to have his weekly supply of Sherrards' almond Danish pastries - simply the best…read more They also have miniature Danish with four different flavour fillings - ideal for giving. The doughnuts are great. Everything very fresh. We also enjoy eating in - choice of anything in the shop. Staff very friendly and helpful.

The local cafe has recently moved to new premises and they are much better than their last…read morepremises. The cafe now looks like a cross between a restaurant and greasy spoon and I'm not sure that it works. The whole places looks really classy and nice until you see that they've hung chalk boards on the wall. The food at the local cafe is great. There's a good variety of cafe food. Don't expect a restaurant style meal. This place looks like a restaurant (the presmises used to be a restaurant) but the food is cafe food. I personally like it. It's not expensive and it tastes good but it certainly isn't anything fancy. They often run out of food. If you go in the evening don't expect them to have any rolls or baguettes left. If you go in the day don't expect them to have all of the cooked meals ready. It's unfortunate but not all menu items are available all of the time. The cafe is usually really cold so bring a coat. They don't seem to have the heating on or have it on high enough. The service is quick and friendly.

Good local cafe for a full English in the morning. It ain't exactly fine dining obviously but for a…read moregreasy spoon its got its full English game on point.