This is a warm friendly family run business that serves excellent English breakfast and other hot…read moresandwiches etc. Thoroughly recommended

Adorable little coffee shop. My friend and I were lucky enough to pop in on the day they were…read morereopening (they had been burgled a fortnight previously, but luckily community spirit and a good crowdfunding campaign put them right back on track) and we ended up getting our drinks for free because of this, but I would happily have paid their prices, so I left a few coins in the charity pot and will definitely be going again. The decor is quirky and retro without being unnecessarily hipster, and they do cream teas and all sorts of yummies. Quick service, friendly staff, and a really cute (but small and easy to miss) spot for afternoon tea or brunch.

I loved the milkshakes and the adorable little library in the back! it was so cute and the service…read morewas great. we ordered 2 milkshakes and it only took about 5 minutes. the workers were so kind and considerate!

Amazing looking food. Woman sitting next to me got served eggs Florentine with salmon and spinach…read more I had immediate food envy as it looked sooooo good. I had a latte ( needed an extra shot added) and a yummy bread and butter pudding slice. Good atmosphere and an amazing array of counter food that all looked delicious. Some interesting specials too .... earl grey tea and gin, or Baileys latte mmmm

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.

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.

Its not often i take the time to do a review but on this occasion I just have to. I was working in…read moreLondon for the week and found just by chance a 1st class cafe named The GMT. So at 06.30 in the morning I opened the door and walked in and found a spotless and clean dining area so I went to the counter and ordered a coffee and for just £1.30 it was one of the best coffee"s I have had for many years. I also noticed the kitchen and food preparation area behind the counter was also very clean. So on my break i went back with a work mate for a cooked breakfast, the service was spot on fast and efficient and the food was of a really high quality and cooked perfectly and there is loads on the menu to choose from. The staff are friendly and polite and i could see they take a pride in running a good clean top notch restaurant / cafe. I would without a doubt if I lived any where near the GMT Cafe not only eat there on a regular basis but would be happy to take my family there for a meal. And if i happen in the future to be working in the Greenwich area then I will most definitely be eating at the GMT Cafe again. Posted by Keith from Suffolk.

The GMT Cafe in London Greenwich Woolwich Road is very close to my home，therefore I and my wife eat…read morein it several times in recent months. All the breakfast dishes are wonderful foods: the dishes were generous in portion size,and excellent colour and flavor .

WHY have I only just checked this place out? Seriously, this is my biggest mistake of the summer…read more Why? Because they have to most magical secret patio garden I've ever found. My cafes of choice were a bit busy (there are so many cafes in Greenwich, I have six favourites) so I popped in. And then remembered I'd heard about their little patio. It's amazing. So many plants and flowers and little rickety tables and loveliness. It's like eating amongst the wilderness. And the best bit? I'd actually come to the cafe to work and type away on my laptop. There's a scheme thing in Greenwich that means locals share their wi-fi (I know, aren't we friendly), so yes, I was sat in a garden with flowers and bees with wi-fi on my laptop in the sunshine. Utter Siany happiness. The latte was excellent, all foamy and yum (£2) and the food looked great as it went by to another table. Quiche, soups, sandwiches, that kinda thing. Oh, and that cute little tabby kitty? Friendly as anything, but a little bit camera shy. I'm so taken with this little cafe. But mostly because of the garden. I think I've missed the best of the sunshine now. Wish I'd popped in sooner. This might be my best find of 2010. It's certainly my favourite cafe in Greenwich at the moment.

Very nice cafe. Very friendly service and good cakes. The best part is the hidden garden. So nice…read moreand quite and so many flowers!

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.

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.

This hipster, cool place hits all the boxes for me: dog-friendly, great-tasting and well-priced…read morefood and drinks and music that is not too loud at night you can't have a conversation. My husband and I stopped here last night and got settled on the comfy couch with our chi. I ordered the green refresher to start (lime, honey and soda water) and he an Aperol Spritz. I got the Chardonnay then and was pleasantly surprised how dry and smooth it was. Our food arrived shortly: my butternut squash and feta flatbread and his sweet peppers and mozzarella on sourdough. I was surprised how my dish was presented as I expected one large piece of flatbread with feta and squash atop. Instead the squash and flatbread are cut into chunks presented on the wooden serving plate with the feta serving as a dipping sauce. It's an easily shareable portion size so I'm kinda of a piggy in eating nearly all of it. But the squash chunks were roasted perfectly. It was delicious as was the creamy feta. My husband said his dish was good as well but mine was definitely the star. The only downer was the brownie: it looks great and fudgy but is nothing special. The place has eclectic furnishings, with lots of cool events happening frequently. Definitely a worthwhile addition to SE!

I have been here a few times and found the staff very friendly and efficient. The. coffee is…read moreexcellent along with their brunch/lunch menu. In the evening the snack/share menu looks good with the Local beer. It has bi-monthly exhibitions, bench space to work remotely and decks for small music events. It also has a small courtyard for those warmer days

I was thrilled when an early morning surprise consisted of going to Billingsgate Fish Market! You…read moremay not believe me, but I was thrilled, it is true. And my first visit to Piggy's Cafe made the trip even more enjoyable and rewarding. After perusing through the wonders of the fish market, stopping off in Piggy's Cafe seemed like the right thing to do.We'd compared, we'd (tried to) haggle, and now we just fancied a sit down before heading home and going back to bed again - we'd left the house at 4:30am. We both knew what we wanted, and seeing as we were surrounded by thousands of fresh fish goods, we were certainly going to order fish in here. I ordered the Smoked Salmon and Creamcheese bagel (£3.00) and Joe ordered the Scallop and Bacon Bagel (£3.50). We could have ordered a lovely cuppa, but didn't want any caffeine effecting our sleep we knew we would be having in a few hours. You order at the kitchen, and then wait for your food at the table you've chosen to sit at. The buzz and the atmosphere in this place is mesmerising; I found myself looking at every detail of this cafe and loving it all! The customers, the staff, the food, the drink, the noises - it was great! It was amusing to see 2 Weetabix in milk being served to an elderly fish seller, especially after being in the microwave. Just how my mum used to make it for me! There was also a gentleman eating sliced banana on toast! I've never seen that outside of a home, and would never expect it to be served in a cafe. Piggy's, you continue to impress me! Our food came quick enough, and boy was it tasty! My smoked salmon did taste fresh, and it was fishy too, in a good way obviously! I knew the bagel wouldn't be as delicious as those from Brick Lane, but it was surprisingly firm and doughy either way. Joe's Scallop and Bacon Bagel was greasy but good! Salty but good too! Check out my pictures. Other things on the menu, that we glanced at, were the Haddock Breakfast, your classic Smoked Salmon & Scrambled Eggs, and then the Scallop Melt. I think I saw someone with this Scallop Melt, and it involved cheese and scallops, and maybe some scrambled eggs and bacon mixed in there too, yum! Overall, Piggy's Cafe is a number one joint to visit. I'm sure their fry ups are delicious, and I would love to go back to try something else on their menu. I'd dip, sip and tip at this fishy (in a good way!) joint! Menu not available online, but their telephone number is: 0207 987 1068