I'm a straight coffee snob, and the coffee here didn't do it for me. Very bitter even after I added…read moremilk. My family had the pico sandwich and it was delicious and well presented. I also order the Banana Bread it was also delicious, my son ate most of even though it was mine. But hey that's life. I'm glad he enjoyed it. Maybe I'll give them another shot next time I'm in the area.

In itself a good reason to make the trip from Nunhead…read more Had a lovely flat white followed by an "agogo" from the areopress which was exactly as described on the blackboard; a great cup with a hint of berries. The coffee comes from the square mile folk with some interesting choices on the filter front. The baristas know their stuff and are very skilful in preparing the cups. Thank you guys, it's much appreciated. As with everywhere in Brixton Village it's a pretty small but friendly space. Today 4 of us perched happily by the door. There are few tables inside and a couple outside but that was only for the brave or foolhardy in this weather. If you like coffee you will love this place.

Lovely little addition to the string of shops, cafes and restaurants along this road. Everything is…read moreclean, well organised and the service was excellent. Good Kimbo coffee on offer here and the tea comes in HUGE mugs. The tea bag is left in and you add your own milk (which may announced some people) but this is perfect for me as I love good strong tea and left the bag in for ages. I had the posh cheese on toast, a crusty slice with Dijon mustard and melted cheddar, also decided to add on the crispy pancetta for a quid fifty extra, very glad I did. This is also a little Italian deli where you can pick up cured meats and cheeses. Didn't buy any myself but there is a decent selection and I can definitely see myself coming back to grab a taster bag. Oh, and this place caters very well for parents with small children, there are about as many high chairs on offer as there are adult chairs!

This place is also a deli (Italian) that has recently changed its name . This place could have got…read more4 or 5 stars but for some big howlers. On the plus side is a great place to chill and relax esp. on a Saturday morning. Airy, cool, open describes the interior and this places position is on a not too busy main road leading towards Southgate. There's a few tables and chairs outside for when the sun returns. Food and snacks are good, coffee and hot drinks OK but the service can sometimes be awful. I ordered a main course there once and what with me Italian pronunciation not being the best decided to point to the menu (a classic British trick) just to make sure that they had the right thing being served up. WRONG!!! They still got the order wrong and the waitress who delivered it (different one from the order taker) told me that this wasn't uncommon. They also have the hyper annoying habit of continually asking you what you would like to eat when you have only just sat down for a beer or a coffee take note Ciba if I want to order food with my drink I'll let you know thanks! Alll in all a nice cosy, chilled place to eat and drink let down (badly) by the two above points. Hope it improves to get get 4 or 5 stars PS The map displayed by QYPE is totall wrong and miles away just Bing the postcode!

I came here this morning to have my coffee. This is a…read morechilled cafe just 3 mins off Broadway Market towards St. Joseph's Hospice bus stop. Friendly staff and also they have coffee table fashion magazines, a detail that I like. It's not the eat coffee that i ve ad, but this place has a good vibe.

Dannys serves the kind of food that you expect from a authentic pie and mash shop. They also serve…read morea great Brekkie, my favorite includes egg, sausage, 2 bacon, beans, fried bread, plus an addition of mushrooms. My lunch standard has to be 1 pie and double mash with green liquor. The bangers and mash are also tasty. There are other pie and mash shops throughout London that are older such as L. Manze's in Walthamstow (I think the oldest in London), but if your looking for a clean shop with solid dependable food that also delivers good service look no further than Dannys. Staying in Redbridge a 10 minute walk to Gants Hill Tube and then a 10 minute bus ride gets me there!

Danny's pie and mash is a local treasure. Well it is if you live near it. If you live in Canada,…read morenot so much. When shoe shops, charity shops and gormless coffee shops are crowding the high street, it's a relief that we have something family-run and friendly like Danny's Pie & Mash. There isn't really a lot to say about this place - other than it's cheap, clean and tastes great. What else do you need to know?. It's as traditional as they come - and at a time when other small businesses in the high street are suffering; this place is always busy. I should also mention the breakfasts. If you're hungry and it's early; you should go get a 'Cockney Blowout' or 'The Biggest Breakfast In Barkingside'. More sausage, egg and bacon than you can handle!.

New, hip, minimalist cafe...moving Cheshire's gentrifiction further eastward towards my doorstep…read more JUST DON'T CROSS THAT THRESHOLD, I like keepin the rent low. Thanks a bil. Sorry for the hiatus peeps, grad stipend means I splurge for one month and starve for 2. Oh the days of a legit salary...nostalgic sigh. Cafe Vergnano beans (Italy in my mouth!), copa/rocket/sun-dried tomato bagels (from THE beigel bake down the Brick Lane way), and some great looking tramezzinos (diagonal cut sandwiches = triangle) that I didn't get to try. Big slabs of cured meats, packaged dry pastas and other good stuff for sale...and catering options. IN. A little pricey, but nice if you'd like to splurge for some fresh Italian ingredients. There is a daily special of soup and a main as well if you'd like a quick brunch with some East London character. People watch the fashion-confused patrons of Beyond Retro, or smile at the kids playing at the local primary school across the way. Careful - do not to look too pedo-y whilst doing the latter.

For a "Fry-up" which has good quality bacon, well cooked mushrooms and perfectly prepared eggs…read more(fried, poached or scrambled) plus beans, grilled tomatoes, tasty black pudding and " bubble" ( which really needs more cabbage and salt); All served with a friendly smile, then the Big Plate is for you. The tea is strong, the bread is thick sliced bloomer and the menu also caters well to vegetarians. My favourite Sunday morning treat!

I've passed this place so many times before, on my way to Starbucks. They usually have signs…read moreoutside that amuse me, so today I thought, I'd give it a try. It's a very small coffee shop, with limited seating. The church pew was already taked as was the only other low seated table. The only other alternatives were high bacless stools, eith on a high bench style table in the middle, or the same looking out of the window. I chose the window, although there was not much of a view. I decided on my usual wet skinny Latte It looked nice, and had a nice taste. It just was not hot enough for me though. When I come back (got to give it a second chance), I will be more explicit on the temperature of my coffee. It was a nice sized latte though,at a fair price. The atmosphere and decor of the shop were nice. As well as coffees, they offer a wide selection of cakes and muffins, also with gluten free choices. I noticed that they also do American sytle pancake stacks, which might be worth a try. I also liked the water station, where you can help yourself the cups of complimenty water. There were a few points that let this place down. The don't have any wifi. They also have no toilet facilities for customers. Also the apologetic sign, saying that they only accepting cash until their new machine arrives, looked as though it had been there a while. I will certainly come back. It was a bit ironic though, that I had to walk to Starbucks, to use their restroom.

Coffee is good but breakfast is very bad. Muffins used to be good now they serve yesterday's ones…read more Very very slow service. If you are looking for your morning coffee you'll definitely be late for work. They charge £0.20 for a card transaction no matter the amount you spend. Unacceptable.

The coffee here is very good, always fresh and a great way to start the day. Love their cappuccinos…read moretoo.

Great little shop in the station, the woman behind the counter works hard to ensure you get what…read moreyou ordered quickly. She even double checked after pulling my coffee that it was OK for me. Sweet! This location is tiny so it is important to move people through quickly which they do. Loved it!!