Walked in on a Sunday with no reservations and the place was packed. We were given the option to…read morewait but we decided against it and waited outside for an Uber. Moments later a gentleman came out and said he made space for us. We were thankful for the gesture so we canceled our Uber immediately. Thankfully we did because the service, food and atmosphere was great! Service is fast, but not rushing. The folks working seemed to be working together and helping each other out. The same gentlemen who came outside to offer us a table was one of the best employees I have seen. He was courteous and friendly. I could see and hear him going out of his way talking to customers and making sure everything was okay. Four our meal, our party of four ordered two steak sandwiches plates, a scrambled egged plate and a chicken salad. Each plate was delicious. My salad was so filling yet light. My husbands steak was so juicy and tender. Our course I tried my nieces egg plate too and the first I noticed was how perfectly the scrambled eggs were cooked. We finished off with some "breakfast dessert." I'll say, they are a meal in itself but very very good. Juices and coffee were good too. There is good food in London but the top notch service here is what gives it a five star!

Cute little green house seating area that we enjoyed a bright evening in the summer…read more They have brunch menu until 5pm but we are too late for it. The dinner menu doesn't have much options and it's all very common British food. We got the burger which is surprisingly expensive. Everything taste great but the beef patty is a bit lacking flavor. We also got the fish with barley risotto. The risotto is quite hard and you can literally taste every piece of barley. But my preference in risotto is rather creamy so this is not for me. The fish is nicely seared tho and they give quite a big piece. The wait staff was really nice and attentive. There's not a lot of customers on a Thursday night so I don't reckon the service would be that bad. And the food come pretty quickly.

For coffee connoisseurs, this small shop is literally a hidden gem. Without any signage, the shop…read morename is actually RONDOR coffee. I received a Free coffee card and had to follow the map on the reverse side. My husband and I enjoyed rich and smooth flavorful cups of coffee, as it meant to be served. Other shops should take notes! Small fresh pastries and cold juices are also available.

New addition to the road. Teased us with free coffee but now that offer is over we still keep…read morecoming back. If you like coffee, served by friendly group of guys then this is the place for you. What else do the do? Coffee, teas and other soft drinks. Amazing brownies and bakewell tarts. As well as their soup of day. Salads and sandwiches. Worth a visit.

This place really is as good as it gets. Especially in Fulham which is surprisingly lacking…read more Brilliant service, lovely decor and tasty food. Highly recommend a visit if you're in the area.

Fulham really struggles for good coffee. There are plenty of good cafés, but they just just don't…read moreserve amazing coffee. This place does - from a 1961 Faema E61. Incidentally, the E61 was the first machine with a pump to pressurise the water, and this one was restored by the owner. Apart from good coffee, there are many delicious items baked on site, the fit-out is super cool, the music is happy, and the staff are super friendly. One last thing - there is a mini filing cabinet to leave your loyalty card here. Brilliant!

Food 8/10 A little taste of Californian brunch in London. I…read moregot the spicy scramble on sourdough toast, which was actually quite filing and something I've never had before in the states. Quite good as well, they should bring it over to America. A good touch of chili combined with fluffy eggs and arugula, feta, jalapeno. Solid choice in the area if you're ever craving this kind of food. Just don't get the lattes, they taste quite bland and watery. The cappucinos are a bit better, but coffee in England might just be too sour for my taste. Atmosphere 8/10 Light and airy feel, open restaurant with a decent amount of tables. Beachy vibes. Service 8/10 Friendly and smiley!

This place feels just like home! The decoration is lovely…read moreand it's the perfect place for a Sunday brunch with friends. I had amazing benedict eggs, the hot drinks we had were really good too. The staff is really friendly too... I'll come back soon!

Great view and nice place to hang around to grab a few drinks. Staff super friendly, very…read morewelcoming! If you're ever staying in this hotel, definitely check it out! It's quite a gem!

QUESTION: Where can you go to get a five-star hotel's afternoon champagne tea for £20?…read more ANSWER: The Wyndham Grand at Chelsea Harbour. It's as simple as that, folks. Because of the Wyndham Grand's out-of-the-way Imperial Wharf location, you, too, could enjoy the epic spread of afternoon tea (with posh finger sandwiches, two homemade warm raisin scones with clotted cream and jam and a spread of individually sized sweet pastries and other treats - too much food for a single person to reasonably consume, I assure you) along with a glass of bubbly at a leisurely pace whilst taking in the view of the harbour and its (billionaires') boats. I'm not entirely sure why the afternoon tea is so cheap, but it is. Tea without champagne is a measly 15 quid. I booked a place for tea online and arrived to a quiet lounge area at 3:00pm, with Sunday brunch winding down in the adjacent restaurant. The table was set, and the polished and besuited server greeted me graciously. The low-seated couches and armchairs were large and cosy, and my companions and I sipped, munched, supped and gluttonously indulged for THREE HOURS. Service wasn't without its faults: the server was a bit nervous for whatever reason, but she was certainly friendly and gracious; my first pot of tea was loose leaf, as one would expect of afternoon tea at a five-star hotel, but my second pot had a teabag chucked in (although said tea in teabag was aromatic and delicious); water and/or tea refills weren't forthcoming, but the server would have fetched these things if asked. Despite these lapses in service (nit-picky though they are), overall, the experience and value for money were outstanding. SUMMARY: Go here if you're a local, you want an indulgent yet inexpensive afternoon tea, you don't want to combat crowds of tourists who may or may not think that the clotted cream belongs in their teacups.* _______________________________________________________ *Although I do know that by posting this review the afternoon tea at the Wyndham Grand may very well become more busy than it was on my first visit, I remain confident that it will maintain its atmosphere of exclusivity due to its less-accessible location.

This place is pure joy. Food, service, and ambiance were on point. The coffee was delightful.read more

Breakfast sandwiches were good as was the coffee. Definitely a local spot. Take away does take a…read morebit of time so plan accordingly (we waited anywhere from 10-15 minutes). We went to this spot a couple times during our visit. In our 3rd visit, they did forget to make my coffee and gave me the wrong cupcake for my daughter's bday. This was a Sunday and it was a bit busy so stuff happens but overall a good spot, especially if not in a rush and you get a patio spot.

Great coffee Costa Rican beans…read moreColombian beans Vibes Service Barista .....

This small café is located just a few minutes' walk from the Fulham Broadway tube station, in an…read morearea with a number of other cafés and restaurants. It's a small space with a few tables inside and a few tables outside; I imagine it gets harder to get a table during prime brunch/lunch hours, but I was able to snag a table outside on a Saturday morning around 9 AM. There were a few customers having their coffee there, but most customers seemed to order takeaway. I got the scrambled eggs with toast and avocado and a small latte. The food came out fairly quickly and was a generous portion and well presented. The latte was great. The tables outside weren't terribly clean, as there were crumbs left over from the previous person, but it wasn't a big deal and was easy to mop up quickly. There are carafes of complimentary water inside.

Stopped in for a quick bite. Only one vegan option so that's what I went with. Vegan meatball wrap…read more It was a little on the dry side. It could have used more sauce on it but it's prepackaged and then microwaved so that wasn't an option. Avocado toast wasn't a choice since the sourdough bread isn't vegan. Also had a chai latte with oatmeal. Pretty standard, yet tasty.

Very ordinary coffee. Especially if it's the curly haired bloke who doesn't seem to have a clue…read more Pastries are ok but if you're after a coffee don't bother.

A tiny coffee shop and cafe right next to the Parsons green tube station. It serves excellent…read morecoffee and has a nice interesting sounding food menu. The staff are also very friendly and nice, and engaging with their customers. It's an Aussie style cafe in London. They have a nice selection of coffees and teas, and also a small selection of breakfast items. We only had coffee here and it was excellent. I would give the coffee here a 5 star rating. It's intense, flavorful and well made. I loved my cappuccino. I would come back here in a heartbeat and try the entire menu, and certainly for a coffee. In a city filled with chain shops this is a welcome small addition.

#thehive failing to notify patrons on their website that they are closed for business due to…read moreremodeling...thanks a lot. Not.

One of my favourite places in this area. They have an average coffee (in my opinion ofc!) but their…read morechai latte is first-rate! And the food is really good, I had a tart, salad, croissant, cookies and everything was great! Plus prices are affordable, the service is wonderful, they are caring and helpful and there is a free, actually working wifi! I truly recommend this place!