Very early days for this cheery turquoise painted deli, which opened yesterday. It is a welcome…read moreaddition to the Earlsfield restaurant and food shopping scene, and I hope it will flourish. An appetising array of breads and pastries, but other stock limited at present - a tiny smattering of meat and fish (kippers, smoked salmon, pork joints and fry-up components!), dried goods (skewed towards Italian items), cheeses, organic juice etc. Some delicious looking chilled ready-meals (£5 each but probably worth it). Some items were priced well outside my comfort zone, as is the way with these establishments, but there were enough sensibly priced treats to make it accessible. We bought a delicious ciabatta this time. It looks a bit bare so far, but the friendly owner told us they will be opening the coffee shop later this week, and that they have plans to extend the range of meats and to expand into fruit and veg. Earlsfield has been on the up for a few years now, but is still sorely lacking a greengrocers and butchers, so that was very pleasing news. If they could start doing quality pies and scotch eggs I'd be a happy woman. Just saying. Good luck to The Earlsfield Deli. I look forward to popping in regularly and seeing how it develops.

This deli is such a great local business. As a beer lover I admire their craft beer choice, if you…read moreget chance to visit; The Kernel Black IPA is a treat! They have lots of fresh local produce and serve the best coffee in Earlsfield (in my humble opinion). They have festive foodie gifts too!

This is a fairly decent little coffee shop, sure it's a heartless chain that's probably putting…read morepeople out of business but hey, they do a good latte. Nothing that outstanding about it, reasonably priced, decent coffee, relaxed atmosphere and some comfy leather chairs. Pretty much all you need from a coffee shop, they do have some nice artwork in there too!

A nice little place to go have a drink and eat. A very easy place to get to in a busy area so its…read moregreat if you have gone out and you want a rest somewhere. Nice drinks at reasonable prices and a wide range of food and snacks. The staff are really friendly and the place has a really nice atmosphere.

Ive always liked coffee. Most recently I've become obsessed with it !!! My housemate used to work…read morein a independent coffee shop, they kind of convinced me that shit bucks and cost a lot coffee is pretty rubbish! This is a good independent coffee shop, I've been here a few times but they seem of have changed the beans which I feel has improved the quality by far!!!! The service is speedy, staff are friendly, it's one of the better independent coffee shops in the area! Downside, it's quite cramped if it's super busy. But I kind of like that in some way!

This place is always rammed for a reason. Lovely coffee, healthy, fresh food prepared carefully,…read moreand kind service staff make for a winning formula - the more so in Kingston, which was ruined by sadistic town planners and the kind of architecture even Enver Hoxha rejected. Kingston struggles on despite these crimes; Local Hero is an example of the kind of business that can save the place.

Let me just start by saying this place went through a change of management and now it is different…read morethe crepes are smaller, it takes longer to make it. But it tastes good but we still miss the old style of service

The place to go with you are a fan of crepes! I usually go for breakfast, and can definitely…read morerecommend the all day breakfast and eggs benedict crepe. The sweet crepes are a definite treat, and an awesome dessert! They also have very good coffee and fresh fruit juices. The staff are friendly and attentive, and overall the place has a great casual, relaxed vibe. There isn't a lot of tables or a large seating area - it can get very busy, especially during the weekends. As the crepes are freshly made in front of you, it can take a while to get your food.

There's nothing better than italian cuisine...so simple but so tasty at the same time. Now, it's…read moreeasy to prepare great dishes when you're in the middle of Tuscany...everything is fresh and locally sourced but how hard is it to find that around here, far away from the sun and mild T°...well, London can count on its italian delis, and The Gazzano's is one of the very best. The inside is...small and to the point! The focus is on the products: italian cheese, antipasti, cured meat...I counted 6 different types of homemade sausages! 6 :) Paid £7,5 for 9 pieces...and they tasted...well, like in Tuscany :) Chef's talent I guess...haha For your next dinner party, check this one out!

Oooh, this is one of my favourite Italian delis in London. Why?…read more- Great selection of dried pasta from a variety of brands - Lovely homemade sausages - Decent selection on the deli counter (cheese, antipasti and cured meats) - A nice lunch spot for panini and and prepared pasta dishes - Fresh Italian bread served daily - They'll order anything specific you want - It's close to where I work - They accept all major cards!

I went there today for the first time and the food and service was first class. It was the best…read morefood I have had in a long while and it made my day. wish I could go there everyday for my lunch.

Most amazing and genuine customer service I have ever seen from a restaurant. We came by for…read morebreakfast and left with nothing but great things to say about this little cafe. While getting ready to order, I noticed on their menu the All Day Breakfast Sandwich and thought I would give it a try. Breakfast was very extremely delicious and the portions were just right, while being extremely inexpensive. Best vanilla latte I had during my entire stay in London. Let's not forget about their free WiFi. Plenty of seating, food is practically made in front of you, and the cafe owners are the most amazing people. I highly recommend this cafe and look forward to my next visit when I return to London hopefully in the near future.

This place is right across London Business School where I spent 2 years as a relatively broke grad…read morestudent...it was a relief to have this place with cheap and cheerful options, ranging from rich indulgent curries to a plethora of choices in the salad bar. The owner is a friendly chap and he does a good job of ensuring that the service is prompt - would recommend stopping by if you are in the area and want cheap deli food...this is no fancy restaurant, mind you!

This is a small sandwich shop located very close to the London Business School and extremely…read moreconvenient. Apparently, this is a local school favorite due to the convenience and tasty sandwiches. They also have great looking samosas that I will try another time. I ordered the spicy chicken with avocado, and it is delicious! The price is quite decent as well for the sandwich. I highly recommend this place!

Oh dear. I just paid…read more£3.80 for a truly rubbish panini. It had roasted veggies and cheese, but the cheese was that plastic-y cheap stuff so the whole thing was gross. I had to buy an apple next door to take the flavour away. (;_;) Maybe this place is just getting started? They have hand-written cardboard signs for the paninis (but didn't list all of them...) I asked a member of staff what was in the others, so she came out and peered at them with me and guessed. Hmmm. They also had cooked lunches sitting in a glass cabinet by the till...but the things like roast chicken looked dry and unappealing. Meh. I won't bother coming back.

Really amazing lasagna, and super-kind staff. The ambiance is cozy, there's free wi-fi and the ice…read morecream is delicious too. Even though it's on the main street, I nonetheless think it's a hidden gem because it's often overlooked, what with a Pret AND Starbucks right across the street. But it's wonderful.