This is a cute cafe style eatery set opposite the park giving it a vibrant view. Tables spill out…read moreonto the street whilst the indoor seating is more intimate. The decor is traditional Anatolian as is the menu. We managed to snag a table despite not having reservations as this was an impromtu decision. Ordered the babaganoush with pitta although i would have preferred it if pitta had been warm and soft to balance the cold babaganoush and vegetarian mousaka. The food was good although not amazing. Service was friendly and prices reasonable for the locality. It had vegetarian options and although a fun evening I wouldn't necessarily go again.

Great little Mediterranean cafe on a roundabout. The meatballs are excellent, but I've been a few…read moretimes and I've never been disappointed. Prices are good for London, but cash only, no cards. Outdoor seating is on a busy road so not exactly quiet, but I have never failed to get a table inside.

Very good Albanian cafe - reasonably priced and very reasonably priced place to eat. Mainly…read moreAlbanian food . Bread baked on the premises. All hearty and delicious. Staff are helpful and friendly; you may find you get eyeballed by the clientele as you will probably stick out if you're not Albanian, but it's not unfriendly, just curious.

Very friendly cafe for snacks and meals, down to earth, nothing fancy. We eat there whenever we…read morestay in the area - it's great value for money and there's a lot of choice, for vegetarians included, and you get plenty to eat! It's all cooked fresh for you while you wait as well and the coffee is good. The staff are so nice. Very handy for Liverpool Street Station and, in my opinion, better than any other cafe in the area.

I do love ponti's as they offer great food for great prices, but however everytime i have been to…read morethis ponti's in particular it has not been a good experience. Firstly the service i didnt like as the staff were not that friendly or welcoming compared to the one in liverpool street station. The last time i went there my friend found a piece of wood in her pasta and she nearly choked on it. The manager checked and he refunded her money and gave her a free meal which was nice of him but it has put up off going there to that particular one.

Yes. Wow just awesome. I've been there twice breakfast. Can't wait for another visit. They serve a…read moregreat example of Turkish breakfast. I have been other places serving Turkish breakfast but this place is the best so far. Lots to chose on the breakfast they have many options for vegetarians as well. Everything very fresh and ingredients of the highest quality. Friendly and helpful service and very fair pricing. Everything all looked very good and extremely fresh also. Will definitely return. Should visit for morning breakfast!

One of my favourite cafes.It is run by a jolly Turkish crew,& is very much part of the community.It…read moreis clean,light & airy inside,no doubt helped by its views across streatham common. The food is standard cafe fare,but excellent quality & good sized portions,& this is no 'greasy spoon'.The bread is proper thick cut crusty slices,making excellent toast.The tea is proper British stewed in a pot variety,which surprisingly,does not taste stewed & is in stark contrast to the dip your own tea-bag of most other places. The 'passengers' are mainly the usual mix of tradesmen,regulars & eccentrics;all quite friendly. If you go late you may be treated to impromptu singing,impro food fights between the passengers & crew, loud debating,& Turkish pop music.

Great for the Saturday/Sunday morning hangover. Not one to go to a Cafes but on a weekend morning…read moreafter a night out nothing beats it. And this is my local one which I discovered recently. As the reviewer above mentioned it run by Turkish guys and both times I have been there its been all smiles. The menu is very extensive as they always are with some very hearty breakfasts. The food was good, coffee surpirsingly tasty and the portion very big. An instant hangover cure!

Frst My family and I came here every morning for breakfast when we were in London. They have a…read morevariety of danishes, most mornings I got the omelette with turkey ham and cheese and an America coffee. I did one morning get a ham and cheese Croissant which was delicious. One day went around lunch time and the owner asked us if we could wait ten minutes which we had time. They were making roasted chicken, it was the best chicken I ever had. It was roasted, very tender, non greasy and full of flavor. It came with chips(fries) and an awesome salad, that had everything you can name in it. If you are in the area please try this place. The owner is super friendly and the prices are great.

Wish I had read the reviews before we ate here this past Saturday night because my food was…read moremediocre and my husband said his meatballs were pretty terrible. :( However, our food came quickly and the service was not too bad (I have low expectations for London) and waitress was smiley. So I hate giving too low a review. We ate here after a show. I got the spinach crêpe tapa and my husband the meatballs and roasted chicken tapas. Mine sounded delicious on the menu but alas it looked like a burrito upon arrival and despite the heaping mass of cheese atop and too sweet tomato sauce was pretty bland (although filled with spinach). My husband said his meatballs were terrible, and tasted as if they had been frozen and then refrozen. He couldn't finish them all. He said the roasted chicken was slightly better. Anyway we didn't get dessert and whilst it looked nice on some tables downstairs, not sure I would trust it. We'll see how the manager responds as it seems he/she is not keen on criticism going by past reviews.

Le petit cafe would need to be a bit of care and a lick of paint to start to impress. As it stands,…read morethe interior is a bit run down. But if you can look past that, they have very good coffee, and some nice cakes and patisseries made on the premisces. Other food on the menu include pizza, pasta, hamburgers and algerian stew some evenings. It is a place very popular with the algerian community. I mostly visit le petit cafe to watch the football. It has a nice large tv screen and a great buzzing atmosphere on such occasion. If you come regularly, you'll get to know its loyal customer base and will probably make a few friends. Very reasonably price, It is also a great place for a cheap meal. Open late in the evening. Review by Guillaume.

I was visiting London for the first time and wanted an English breakfast. I found this place …read more.. and thank you God! I returned almost very day. This is highly recommended. The owners are friendly and I appreciate their patience and kindness.

Great little traditional cafe serving all your breakfast and lunch staples…read more Turkish family run place, food quality is great, prices are very reasonable, and the service is super friendly and welcoming. Try their Kofte wraps - with extra chilli sauce, they kick ass!