Lovely little cafe. Good coffee and good food - and, perhaps most importantly, it is dog friendly!read more

Staying close by and wanted to find a local breakfast spot. Jackpot! Food was great, service was…read moregood, server was very quiet ( not a negative comment, just a quiet person). When I travel, I try and find these types of places, local and tasty. I highly recommend it.

Long establish cafe / restaurant located in Hampstead Garden Suburb…read more Great for breakfast and brunch or even just coffee and a sandwich. The is a wonderful menu of beautifully cooked food; and great atmosphere.

This oddly unassuming café, hidden away on a backstreet in Hampstead Garden Suburb is a delight -…read moreparticularly in the summer, when you can enjoy your lunch on the terrace, overlooking Mutton Brook as it trickles through Northway Gardens, one of the many green spaces in the area. With a good selection of food (sandwiches, pastas, salads, pastries) and drinks (teas, coffees, fruit juices and so on), it's a welcome place for snacks, lunches or the coffee-and-cake boost you might need before or after a walk on nearby Hampstead Heath. One of the more interesting things about this café is its name - derived not from any suggestion of French cuisine but from the fact that the building used to house some public conveniences - one for men and another, of course, for women - two loos, in other words. Apocryphal or otherwise, it's a fun story to relate to fellow diners - so long as you wait until you've finished eating!

What a neat little place!…read more Just off the street down the arcade is a little tea and coffee shop. The place is small and gets crowded. The chairs reminded me of being at school but it didnt deter me from having a great coffee, pot of tea and a pastry. Friendly staff and unique interior. Outside tables too.

I think this shop had a very good run because of committed owners but a random visit on a Friday…read moreafternoon was shocking in a couple of ways. 1) A neurotic server loudly running up and down the stairs both to the customers and down into the kitchen. Visibly frustrated at guests, the staff, and bleeding out the neuroticism to everyone else. Ruined the atmosphere and the first moment of peace for everyone arrived when she took her break and left. 2) Inattentive, poor service. On more than one occasion customers conducted an informal relay service (perhaps we could have set up a semaphore station) to tell waitstaff that customers outside needed their attention. Now, the good news: good coffee and at least one worker who manages to be a balance to the neurotic and stressed-out server. Also, delicious food. It's also in a nice, quiet corner of Hampstead. But may not be worth the hike. The best reviews are from months and years ago, and that's telling.

While staying in Golders Green, we had the pleasure to have breakfast here three times in just one…read moreweek - yep, that's how much we liked it. They offer a variety of egg dishes, made to your liking, paired with veggies and breads, etc. Their avocado smash is delicious with some scrambled eggs. Our breakfast-brunches usually ran around £40-45 for 4 people, including coffees and macarons. The cafe is small, quiet, has many tables for 2 and 3 ppl, and a few tables that will seat 4-6. The vibe is chill, service is good, and the ladies running the place are lovely.

A delicious take-out hot chocolate from attentive and pleasant staff…read more Reasonably priced with a good range of pastries, sandwiches and other goodies. If you have issues with it being cash only, you'll be disappointed, but there are plenty of cash points nearby and it's worth making the effort to support another lovely, thriving, local independent.

I'm glad that they have vegan options as well! Cappuccino on almond milk is my favourite.read more

Visited Sheila's Cafe before heading home to Hawaii and I must say.... Quality staff!! Very…read morefriendly and kind! The food was excellent and the overall vibe was great!! Mahalo

One of the best English breakfast's I had while my trip to London. The toasted bread with butter…read morewas a favorite! Huge portions, friendly service, and very cute atmosphere. Their latte was delicious as well. Definitely recommend!

I have such mixed feeling about this place. Lovely coffee and the decor isn't bad, although they…read morecould work on their storage as there's often boxes and food stacked in a corner. The service is touch and go and I've left a couple of times feeling more like I was in the way than a welcome customer. Best coffee in the area but work needs to be done.

Incredible coffee and some very talented baristas…read more Definitely the best in the area and so close to transport.

I wanted a day out in the country side and we found ourselves in Hampstead Heath. What a beautiful…read moreplace and a lovely little town. We found this little cafe and got really excited. We were a little disappointed by the service. Really not up to scratch. The food was good. But very simple. Very very simple.

A very cheerful, well-decorated cafe on the lower ground floor of Burgh House. I had a tasty savory…read morescone, but would suggest avoiding the Sunday roast. Service was not good but friendly--I'm going to assume the server was new but will edit this review if it's the same next time I visit! Giving it 4 stars due to the challenge of finding somewhere child-friendly and not a chain that opens before noon in this area.

Very nice little place. Run by middle easterners with an eclectic choice of food and drink. From…read moretea to Hummus. Cappuccino to kebabs. Outside covered patio too.

First off, this place gets 10 stars for being run by THE most helpful, welcoming and friendly…read morepeople! Oh my giddy arm, I cannot believe that a place in London exists where they would let me order food, eat it and then let me leave without paying (due to not having enough cash on me), trusting me to come back later after I had run my errands and gotten to a cash point!!!! Even when I offered up the change that I did have, they said I could just hang on to it and then pay the bill in full later if I wanted to! Set right on the corner of West End Lane and Mill Lane, David's is a family run business in the perfect location, with lots of seating, both inside and outdoors, with an awning to cover it, and plants surrounding the front area, separating you from the street a little. This would be the perfect place to come for breakfast/brunch on a sunny Saturday afternoon. The menu is extensive, with lots of meze options, as well as sandwiches, bagels, salads, pies cakes and cupcakes (the woman next to me ordered a small meze selection with pitta - I can't imagine how big the large option would have been!). I opted for a salt beef bagel (which came with a pickle and coleslaw), which if I am completely honest, didn't really do it for me, BUT I should have known this from the start, as this place just didn't look Jewish enough to satisfy my salt beef bagel standards... My cappuccino was good - nice and frothy. I was also pleased that they have the option of skinny or regular. It's nice that they have a big pile of newspapers and magazines to browse too - handy if you are on your own and don't have any reading material with you. In all honesty, I probably would award this place 3 stars for my bagel (and the fact that at £4.50 I think it was too expensive), but for overall service, atmosphere and enjoyability of experience it gets full marks. David's is Deli(ghtful) and I will be back!

Wonderful people and great food! Very friendly faces to see first thing in the morningread more

From the owner: great coffee friendly atmosphereread more