You should stop by the coffee shop if you are in the neighborhood. The coffee is fresh, the staff…read moreis very friendly and they have a lot of seating so you can relax, study or socialize.

Popped in this weekend for lunch with the boy, friendly staff, clean and fresh, proper coffee,…read morestandard cafe grub, not bad.

Have enjoyed many saturday breakfasts here, love the food, thank you cafe 23read more

The Fig Leaf is a real find in Romford hidden amongst all the Fast Food and generic chains. I had…read morenever been here before as always thought it was more of a lunch/cafe type place but it was busy on a Friday night so we checked it out. Good choice of Greek/Meditteranean food and prices were great, a starter for £2. My partner had the Iskender, it was delicious and I had Lamb Kofte in a wrap with cheese and rice and sauce on the side. I probably wouldn't go here for a special meal but was a real change teamed with good service and we had fun trying to name all the 7 wonders of the world which lined the walls.

By far the best place to eat in Romford, just a shame most people in Romford don't realise this and…read morestick with the usual Mc D's, KFC etc. The food is very cheap and for the money is excellent. Well worth giving it a try.

I am abit biased as I am married to an American from the birthplace of Starbucks (seattle) but I…read morelove the chain and this is one of my favs. Very chilled atmosphere and it's ALWAYS immaculately clean. Very friendly staff and their White chocolate mochas are the best

i don't know why, but I prefer Starbucks more than Costa's, probably because Starbucks coffee tends…read moreto taste better and their seating area seems more coffee drinking friendly. Speaking of the latter, no not Latte, i've noticed that you can judge the locals on how the condition of the sofas! For instance my local Starbucks sofas seem to be forever stained, whereas the last one I visited, which was in Marlow, wasn't new as it had signs of wear, but they were nice and clean. Okay Romford probably has more visitors per day than Marlow gets in a week, but that doesn't excuse the customers lack of respect for the furniture and fittings of the establishment. I like to feel that i'm going to be able to get up out of the chair or sofa without having the need to check to see if i've got the remnants of someone else's panini stuck to my trousers.

went there today service was very good food was delicious however toilets were blocked overflowing…read moreand the staff just looked blank when I told her

I'm not a great fan of Costa coffee, but as I was killing time and craving a caffeine fix and I…read morewandered into this little establishment and wandered out shortly after with a double expresso to consume it outside as there were no vacant seats available, well i did say it was little. On a quiet day, 'is there a quiet day in Romford' i hear myself ask, well if there was then you might quite enjoy the 'bijou' setting looking out of the window watching bus after bus pass by, but still it did serve its purpose and satiated my caffeine craving.

I last went on 5/7/2014 and thought Very high standards . Very busy. Had a lovely atmosphere had…read morea amazing latte made by the man himself Charlie Simms. Not had the food in there but a trip back soon very needed and I promise I will your food as it looks amazing! xx

If you find yourself in Hornchurch and seeking an expresso, coffee, savory snack or delicious treat…read moremake your way to Le Moulin. The service is 5 star, locally owned by Ellen, frequented by regulars that will welcome you in like you live around the corner. The shop has ample seating for groups or singles. Great location on the city center round about with seating outside if you want to take in the Hornchurch downtown vibe.