The Good: The food was pretty good. It wasn't what I was expecting, but sometimes having your…read moreexpectations challenged can work in your favor. I had the Salmon & Eggs which was delicious. I wasn't sure it would be enough to fill me up, so I got the Halloumi/Sausage/Avocado Toast, too. Everything was great, especially, the tea! The Bad: The service wasn't very inviting nor was it attentive or even kind. I'm not sure of why our server/host was so abrasive, but he was. I didn't feel at all like I was in a cafe, but rather more like I was in the home of a host who was not expecting my arrival...in New York. Overall, this was a good change of pace and good tea. While I will applaud the food and tea, I can't suggest coming here without having rather low expectations regarding service and host attitude. Maybe it was just a bad day, and having one unpopular experience isn't fair to this location. As of today, I give the food/tea a "4" but the service gets a poor "2."

I recently had a birthday tea here with three friends. We all enjoyed our choices and the ambiance…read moreof this establishment. The staff are attentive but not obtrusive. We'll definitely be back.

Loved this place! Inside was clean and beautifully decorated. Service was great, very warm and…read morewelcoming staff. And the food was as delicious as it was gorgeously plated. Unique coffee options that were made to perfection.

Really adorable tiny tea and biscuit shop. Great ambiance, super friendly staff, and delicious…read morecakes (vegan options too!) and tea & coffee. It's tiny so seats can be at a premium, but we really enjoyed it.

This adorable little coffee shop is beautifully quirky and everything I was looking for on a Sunday…read moremorning. The arty decor with the decadent red couches and the vinyl records creates a very relaxing atmosphere and the beverages complete the cosy feeling that gets created. The hot drinks are served in pretty vintage looking cups and they taste great. The staff were very friendly as well and happy to help. I enjoyed the general atmosphere inside the shop and I would gladly go back if I'm in the area again.

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.

Lovely shop x cafe rolled into one! It's cute and has some seating. Good coffee. For those picky…read moreabout alt milks, last I checked they use Rude Health :)

Thought this was a coffee shop, but it seemed to be a retail store. Definitely cuter shops in the…read morearea such as Nyoka or Pret if you are looking for a guaranteed good drink or food. Not sure why it is rated so highly!

I love entrepeneurs. And I love good coffee…read more Kalopsia Coffee offers both. The owner, Matt, shared his story with me over a cup of wonderful coffee during my last visit to London. Matt has outfitted an old van and operates as a mobile cart selling what was, IMHO, his coffee was the closest thing to a Seattle latte (where I live) that I came across in Europe. I don't believe that his stand is open all days at the Royal Victoria docks, but if he is there (and you will know he is because he has great on-site marketing), it would certainly be a worthwhile investment to stop by and grab a cuppa joe. Way better than any other options in the area, at least that we were able to discover.

It's a fine cup of irreverent coffee served here & as you can tell, they are no fans of Starbucks…read more My husband had to have their coffee cup merch... If you want a tasty, rebellious mug of top-notch brew this is the place. They have pretty good pastries too.

I would like to pack this place up and bring it home to NY with me…read more I came here for the name but stayed because the drinks and service are top notch. Everything here is retro and fun and inviting. My chai latte (iced) with a choice of milk (almond) was the second best I have ever had (number 1 spot is a coffee shop in Iceland). The ham and cheese croissant hit the spot when we were sick of hotel restaurant breakfast. Tons of seating with plenty of people working from home on laptops. The decor is fun to look at as you drink your coffee or tea. They also offer frappes and smoothies! Nestled within a cute little part of London with a park nearby. Please bring Fuckoffee to NY.

I was excited to be this close to the Dome when I first arrived for a conference at Ravensbourne…read moreyesterday. Everything looks so new and clean at first sight - more Belgium than London. Needless to say but my excitement waned as soon as I tried to find a decent place to meet a friend for a quick coffee. Chains only on Greenwich Peninsula. Costa is my least favourite of the big players at the best of times ... I struggled with the plastic -y sandwich choices opting for a toasted one, may as well have them warm it up for the eat-in Surcharge! Unfortunately it was absolutely devoid of flavour and not worth the long wait. Service was appalling, how do they cope when they have more than three customers? The maestro (yes,it says so on his t-shirt) ignored me while handling what must have been a very involved order and just turned his back when he realised he missed me, serving the guy behind instead. And it carried on ... too many words for a simple coffee shop already. Try and avoid!

Very cramped seating makes enjoying a meal impossible. The food in my opinion is very lack lustre…read morewith packaged sandwiches with more fillings than substance. I think my sandwich was chicken - although it was rather elusive to my tastebuds.The tea was alright but have sampled better at our local greasy spoon cafe.

Cute little place was originally a church, and still currently doing some church work. And some…read morebooks around you can read and chill. A lot of seats available. With some arts around the wall and cozy setting. With big wall window facing the street with a lot of natural light coming in. Good coffee and pastry. Good for study/work/chill.

Unmatching furniture that looked like it was pick up at a vintage store... CHECK!…read moreOld books, probably donated from various patrons, creating a mini-library feel... CHECK! Community reaching events and special programs for non-English speaking neighbours... CHECK! Changing art exhibits sprinkled on the walls... CHECK! Poetry and Yoga classes... CHECK! Oh... I suppose I should also mention cheap but great coffee, food and baked sweets... CHECK CHECK CHECK!!! Husk is the hipster nest that could only be born from a crossbred coffee drinking unicorn-kitten. Luckily for us Limehousians, we don't have to travel to hipster country to enjoy this cafe(teria) as it is directly across from the DLR station! As you can see from the five star rating, I love this place almost as much as I like gummy bears when they are slightly melted from over exposure to the heat coming from my thighs while they are in my almost too skinny fit pants. I love the large windows in the front overlooking a glamorous view of an asphalt trail and a rainbow of ethnicities passing by as they peer from the other side observing my drooling smile as I take the first bite into my yummy avocado toast. Combine that with great coffee, fun staff, homemade food and random books to read... I couldn't have asked for a better local cafe!!! Side tidbit, there's also a Dutch dude working here dus kunnen je ook in het Nederlands bestellen! :)