You don't bring me flowers. You don't sing me love songs. You hardly talk to me anymore when you…read morecome through the door at the end of the day.... What a genius idea it was to name this flower shop after the classic 70s broken-hearted ballad! I doubt there is any better way to guilt people in to a shop than letting the words of Neil Diamond float around their heads for a while. If you don't bring your loved one flowers then 1) shame on you and 2) maybe you should visit this shop. It's not just flowers in here but a whole range of gifts and cakes. There is a small cafe at the back of the shop too where you can reward yourself after buying your loved one a nice present. Tea is served in beautiful china pots and their cakes are delicious. The flowers themselves are range from the very exotic to the more well known varieties and are all wrapped beautifully. Maybe it would be worth suggesting to my boyfriend that we move to Lewisham for him to get the hint and buy me something from here!

Thank heavens for You Don't Bring Me Flowers…read more It's true that no one brings me flowers but frankly I wouldn't want anyone to deprive me of the privilege, when a visit to this little florist come coffee shop come pretty-things emporium is such an incredible delight. Prettily miniature in size, 'Flowers consists of a little window for sitting and gossiping, a marvellous display of beautiful blooms, a counter laden with cakey goodness, some divine little tables towards the back and an upstairs room, complete with tiny terrace. Every single little corner is a dream and a masterpiece no more can be described, a visit is due. Sample the best-in-a-very-very-large-radius coffee, nibble the cakes, grab a croissant if you're an early bird, have a sandwich, sip some soup heck stay there all day if you have to, I am yet to find something I don't like about this place. Sigh.

Just your general cafe, I stopped here for a spot of lunch in between work. As most cafe's do there…read morewas a vast range of meals to choose from but I opted for a good ole fry up. The staff here were friendly and attentive. The tea wasn't the best but I usually expect this from general cafe's.

Mainly good for keeping kids quiet or having a coffee while they play in the playground. They have…read moremany specials and fresh smoothies, breakfast items and sandwiches. The menu is extensive for such a small place and prices are very reasonable though not cheap. You need to be tolerant of loud baby screams.

Lovely local business wish it were a little bit more local…read more Only second time in here but great coffee, cake, pastries and toasted sandwiches. Today had very refreshing iced lattes. I like the fact that they don't add the sweetness for you. Very clean and serene with friendly staff oh and a funky art gallery in back. More of this type of place closer to Lewisham Central please.

A light airy gallery brightening the Lee High Rod: I did anticipate that my ham salad sandwich…read morewould come with bread, but I was taken aback by the oodles of strawberry jam soaking through it. Full Review Here http://wp.me/p2yXJS-a9

This is my local cafe and it's my favorite place to get breakfast in hither green…read more They have a huge selection of meals and have the friendliest staff ever (they always remember us and what we like). Portions are really big and it's very cheap (but good quality). I recommend the mediterranean breakfast with Halloumi and sucuk.

We went crazy here and had three dishes. Madame croquet was yum, ham cheese and swiss crepe was…read moreperfect and the spinach feta samosa was soso. Almond croissant was yummy and toasty, got three chocolate-espresso macarons and he hooked up with a fourth. Very wonderful staff, all perfectly topped with perfectly Brewed Illy coffee.

I found the Exchange Coffee stand at the chocolate festival in the South Bank, London. The smell…read morewas so good and the coffee at cups ready to be taken looked so delicious that I had to try it myself. It was the right decision!!! It is definitely the best cup of coffee I had in London!!! If you happen to see their stand somewhere do not hesitate and try their coffee, it is a must!!!

Stumbled upon this coffee stall few weeks ago, and was astonished to see somewhere selling coffee…read morein Lewisham. And what a cup of coffee it was, using Monmouth beans on the espresso, and offering single origins on the drip coffee, it was brilliant, very silky sweet milk and a beautiful flower on the top. Have told all my friends and I frequent each saturday as a standard now. The buddha on the stall is a nice touch, and the two people running it are evidently passionate, informative, friendly and can make brilliant coffee. A must go :)

Great place to do some work or just meet a friend, whether you're in need of some caffeine or not…read more The staff are friendly and the coffee is great!

Most people will come because it has a fairly good spot near to the heath, which made me wonder why…read moreI didn't just get something to take away and sit on the heath, rather than enjoy the sliver of view that this cafe has of it. My friend had a salmon bagel which was fine by all accounts. The service was not great, the coffee was fine, the jacket potato was MICROWAVED, the cheddar on it wasn't melted. If I wanted a mediocre potato I would have microwaved it at home myself.

Today i drunk a coffee it was very nice and serves was good. Thank you cafe inn staf…read moreAlso i had nice cake it was handmade. As soon as i want to come back to this place

Sweets and savories in the window beg one to come in for a visit…read more However, once inside, it's not too clear, initially, what or how one orders. If you're behind a crowd, then just follow their lead and all will become right. After months of wanting to snag an outside table, the bf and I were fortunate enough to do so on a Sunday afternoon. This was our first foray into HMF. I went in to order cakes and lattes, pay and then return to my perch on the pavement. The place, fortunately, wasn't so busy, so the goodies arrived in fairly short order. The carrot cake, moist and not overly spiced, was a treat to eat. The Victoria sponge cake, looking so good in the window, was not tasting so good in the mouth. The decorative strawberry that had been on the slice that eventually made it to our table (indentation where berry bit had been, slightly reddish stain on the whipped cream) was absent upon arrival. More importantly, the sponge cake itself was quite dry and the whipped cream layer was meager with nary a strawberry to be seen there either. Word to the wise: it's a great-looking cake, but not so great to eat. Well, at least not the one that was out when we came strolling in. The lattes, though not of 'third wave' coffee caliber, were good, and, more importantly, neither too hot, nor too cold. I'd be keen on trying breakfast there as the eggs, sausages, and tomatoes being consumed by those sitting near us looked scrumptious. Well, let's hope that they taste as good as they look!

Probably the best part of my last visit to London in 2009. Heck, Europe! this little jewel was…read moreamazing. I ordered a bacon sandwich and an earl grey tea latte... I know I'm weird but I just had them steep the tea in milk with some vanilla and it was amazing! the quiche is also amazing. Its all made daily and the pastries are delicious. have a seat upstairs and don't forget to bring a book, or do your travel planning here. :)