Great drinks and very friendly staff. Comfortable chairs. I love the warm matcha. soya milk…read moreavailable and free

This branch of Nero is so so, its in an ideal location but the staff seem to serve at the pace of a…read moredying snail. I do like a good cuppa and when I could have bought the beans, roasted them and frothed the milk myself becuase of the slowness, it does bother me. The decor is ancient and traditional, but the seats are comfy, though, they could do with a few more. There are better branches around to sit down and linger in, but if you want a quick stop off on the way to work, its perfect!

On a recent stay in London, we came upon this place. It's a cute bakery with various baked goods…read moreand sweets. I only tried their chocolate muffins and they were the best I've ever had! The muffins are absolutely delicious, not overly sweet and guess what? The center is filled with custard!!! I came back a second time for these muffins and can't wait to go back to London to have them again. I wish I could have tried more items but I just had to have the chocolate muffins. Really recommend this place.

Nice cafe in Kilburn serving light meals and cakes etc. Airy and light decor. Helpful staff. Not…read morevery cheap but good was good. Would go again.

Standard pret with outside seating spot next to the street round the corner from Barbican station…read more- I only visit if I am visiting the dentist with the kiddies over the road. Nothing special and if there was a cute indie coffee store in range that is where you would find me. Free wi-fi which is standard these days.....

Pret's are to London like Starbucks are to NYC, there's one on every corner. The first day of our…read moretrip we wondered out of the Barbican station and stopped at our first Pret for some sustenance before heading to St. Bartholomew's. Their yogurt parfaits blew my mind - pomegranate seeds and pistachio nuts?! Yes please! And they had blueberry flavored coffee - yummm. The free wifi was the icing on the cake!

Small, independently-run coffee shop and cafe, serving a wide range of home-made sandwiches, rolls,…read moretoasted paninis, cakes etc as well as hot and cold drinks. Friendly staff. Not a bad latte here, and with the big bonus that it's not a 'chain' cafe, so prices are rather more modest - for example, a bacon and egg baguette with a tea or coffee is £3.95. Friends working nearby are regular users. They have seating inside and out and, while the view isn't very exciting, it is right next to the Church Street stop of Croydon Tramlink.

Very small cafe, but there's room for a piano and the lady running it is very chatty and friendly…read more The coffee is excellent. There is also a music studio which I think you can hire. On a few shelves is quite an array of small cacti, they probably do well as the cafe gets quite hot on a warm day :) It's a great cafe though and really feels like part of the local community, it made me feel very at home in Walthamstow.

Perhaps the last thing you'd expect to find amongst the posh chains of Leadenhall Market is greasy…read morespoon of a cafe. But you can't fault the place for character; they sit you on the first floor where's there's a low ceiling and small windows and bring your food up in a dumbwaiter. For as basic as it is, it's also very tasty and service is super fast. You wouldn't need half an hour to enjoy your meal (though if you ate too quickly it might not be so enjoyable). And compared to the average City establishment it's also a pretty good deal. Worth a stop in before work.

One of my all time favourite cafes, they serve up a tasty full english here and the staff are…read morepolite. The coffee is rather bitter tho so only 4 stars from me.

I had lunch here on 25.10.2012 with a friend (we were on the Capital Ring walk, heading for Beckton…read morePark). First sign that it's a good café is that it was packed. Luckily we managed to get a table. Huge varied menu. Good and polite service. Good value prices. Clean ladies' toilet. If I lived in the area I would attend regularly. Keep it up!

Friendly cafe at the station entrance to Centre Court shopping centre. Too many tables and chairs…read moremake the place feel cluttered and several tables needed clearing on my visit. Good coffee, averagely priced. OK if you're passing and need a quick cuppa but there are better options nearby.

Very efficient staff dealing with morning commuters…read more It's in a great location at the entrance to the station, and I'm addicted to their cheese and tomato toasties, but the espresso is terrible. The mochas and cappuccinos they were serving up look good, but if you're a plan of black coffee this isn't really the place. I'll try here again another time though and see if it was a one off