This is a perfect place for a full English or a nice cup of coffee. I have been visiting this place…read morenow for over 10 years and never understood why people would go to coffee shops when they would get a proper Italian cappuccino at only £2 here. The full English was getting more expansive over time but at £7 including a hot drink is still a very good deal as is shown by many builders going to this place and mixing up with local office workers like myself. There is also a very personal feel to this place with the iconic owner and most staff being there for years if not decades. Within its category (Italian coffee bar and sandwich shop) this is 5 out of 5 for me!

If you walk into a grill & snack bar and the first sounds out of you are, mmmm, aaaaah, oooooh, you…read moreneed to get yourself a seat and get ordering. This busy lunch time diner had a sensational selection of fantastic looking sandwich fillings. Huge chicken kebabs, special tuna mixes, and a plethora of differently marinated chicken that looked divine. My eyes floated and saw pie. Cherry pie, apple pie, so much sweet goodness. Then I saw the grilled goods. Mixed grills, roast chicken and chips, homemade burgers... Wow, wow, wow! As I start to drool, I knew I had to make a quick decision. I went for the burger with an orange juice. When my juice arrived, I found myself looking at something I've never seen before. This wasn't orange drink, it wasn't juice from concentrate, it wasn't even freshly squeezed; no, this was liquidized oranges in a glass. It was awesome! When my burger arrived, complete with fries, salad, soft sesame seed bun and decidedly homemade looking meat mound, I went T-rex on the thing. I was in my element. It was tasty baby! The meal cost me £5.50, the juice was £2. Will I be back at Silva's with her cheap awesome food, great atmosphere and super service? You bet your ass I will.

Eggs Florentine - perfectly done and hot Coffee Americano -…read morehot and strong French toast w/bananas and walnuts- needed more soaking before frying resulting in very dry thick sliced bread. We've been there twice: once on a Saturday morning with a half hour wait (we were told that and they nailed it) and a second time during the week when the server couldn't have been nicer. Food both times were hot and fresh. This place is TINY and if you give it a chance, I think you'll really enjoy it.

Excellent eggs Benedict!! My coworker said the biscuit was hard, though. Superb salmon, spinach…read moreand scrambled eggs. They put a lot if spinach on there. Scrumptious world famous pancakes with cream and berries. Just be sure to ask for extra maple syrup if you are like us because we all thought the tiny serving they gave us wasn't quite enough. My friend ordered a breakfast stack, which came stacked, and she was disappointed, (so just know when they say stack they mean the food is literally stacked). The coffee is fantastic, but they only have size small to go cups. If I could offer a word of improvement to the establishment, I would say, get some large cups, and add a large to go coffee charge to the menu.

We stopped at Bonne Bouche for a little coffee and cake break and really enjoyed it! We tried the…read morecarrot cake, a rich dark chocolate cake with apricot filling, and an oat milk latte. Everything was delicious, service was friendly, prices were reasonable, and there was plenty of seating inside. I was also very happy to find an outlet so I could charge my dying phone! Such a nice little café and definitely worth a stop.

Stopped in for a desert and latte. Both were very good. Love all this small eateries. Tons to…read morechoose from. We chose well.

Tea and coffee at Cellarium was part of our Westminster tour…read more The service was prompt and helpful although I expected a bit more than the very simple pastries served. It felt slightly like stopping at a diner - a cup of coffee and basic black tea with cream and blocks of sugar as add ins. I would have loved some design to the cups the drinks were served in. Perhaps not high tea, but something a bit more fancy than very basic sturdy white. All in all, it was a perfectly okay experience. But nothing particularly of note to make me return.

Located outside Westminster Abbey, within the grounds. as you exit, you can follow signs to…read moreCellarium. They close at 4:30pm. best for lunch or brunch. Their menu options offer a good selection and inclusive of people with allergies such as dairy or gluten or other products. The staff is attentive in helping you to getting the order that is free of your allergy. The lactose free ravioli was delicious. The salads were fresh and well seasoned. It can get quite busy so reservation is recommended or you have to wait. Service can be slow when they are busy. They gave us the wrong dish the first time but quickly fixed it. The ravioli was worth the wait

Really good english breakfast, nice people, and pretty sizable portions for a reasonable price…read more The restaurant itself is very casual - like corner sandwich/donut store with some benches for seating, and you can order food to takeaway or sit down on the benches and the people working there will take your order. We both got the BB (Brunos' breakfast) for 13 £ and it is a lot of food. They give you two pieces of buttered toast and tea with milk as a part of the meal. The BB is a lot of food - an egg, two pieces of bacon, a large sausage, two hashbrowns, a bubble and squeak (mashed potatoes with peas/green veggie patty), and baked beans. I added mushrooms but honestly was not needed. Highly recommend coming here for a hearty breakfast and welcoming service.

Down & dirty British home cooking in Soho? Yes please. Big full English breakfast served all day,…read moreplus a variety of traditional stews, roasts, sausages and sandwiches

EAT is my favourite sandwich shop chain. I think the soups, baguettes and sandwiches are actually…read morequite nice for this kind of place. I mean, you can't expect top quality and some of the foods are a bit pricey, but they are better than most of the other chains. Drinks are good as well. Coffee is not my favourite but prices are OK. The best for me is that they do matcha latte and that they don't charge extra for soya milk, which for lactose intolerant people as me, gives them a lot of extra points. This branch in Notting Hill is a bit small and not better/worse than other branches. A good choice for weekday lunches, quick bites and cheap, not too bad hot drinks.

I've reviewed EAT before, but a few specific things about this location in particular:…read more 1. Upstairs seating area that many forget exists - go there! Get a flat white! Work! 2. The staff is lovely. I wish we didn't live in a world where warm displays of humanity are notable, but here goes: I've seen a lot of special care given to seniors / customers trying to navigate the small space in a wheel chair. Gives me warm-and-fuzzies before I even order my soup. On that note: ...holiday season means "Christmas dinner" soup, which warms up both stomach and soul. Yelp note: genius points go to the person who decided to sell chunks of mango with fresh wedges of lime at EAT. Peeling mangoes is my Everest, so I'm more than happy to pay for someone to present them to me neatly in a clear plastic pot.

Incredible food, coffee, ambiance, and staff. We visited London from NY and made sure to come here…read moreevery morning. Can't wait to visit again!

Amazing brunch experience. Their menu is fun and extensive - not just your regular breakfast and…read moreeggs benedicts, but also lovely sandwich combinations, Mediterranean, and Spanish influences like tortilla and shaksouka. We got the avocado toast with poached eggs and feta cheese, scrambled eggs and crispy bacon, and croque monseiur. The avocado toast was perfect and the eggs were runny, the scrambled eggs were cooked mediumrare which Ioved, and the croque monseiur was cut in little finger sandwich slices! As for the tea, it came in a nice aesthetic japanese pot. The owners and chefs had an amazing and welcoming attitude, loved this cafe!

I had a really nice brunch here with my friend on our last full day in London. It's a cute little…read morecafe that is bright and cheerful, and everyone there seemed to be just be so happy and enjoying their mornings. We asked for iced coffees, and were served a delicious, creamy, sweet drink that was definitely more indulgent than regular iced coffee, but so tasty. We both also ordered the french toast, because it just sounded SO good and we couldn't resist. The bread was hearty and thick, with plenty of delicious cinnamon and vanilla flavor. It was topped with blueberries, bananas, and of course maple syrup. We opted to add bacon, which added a really great salty element to the otherwise sweet dish. I usually prefer savory breakfasts, but this was perfect! Definitely worth a visit if you're nearby and hungry!

Avocado toast was good but the toast was cold. I also asked for the eggs over-medium but they were…read moreover-easy. Did not bother to ask for a new one.