This place is such a fun concept and is so well done - worth a visit for that alone. However,…read morewasn't super impressed with our shakes. We actually didn't like the lucky charms one at all.

So fun! What a great concept. I know there are a few around the London area already…read more There are many options - some pretty normal ones, like a bowl of cereal with milk. And then others that are more unique, like cereal with cereal milk ice cream. There is even coffee offered with a certain cereal milk. They also have non-cow milk offerings. I ordered a mix of the Reese's and cookie dough "special" bowls with almond milk. Took me right back to my 90s childhood. Literally the decor alone is enough to stop in - 90s cartoons on those old TVs that were super tiny; the menu came in magazine type books - my cover was Sabrina the teenage witch and my friends was Backstreet Boys. Even the seating - there were mainly normal chairs, but 2 tables even had the old beds kids used to have. Just go! It'll be an experience, even if it is just a bowl of cereal. I will say it could be a bit slow but it was jam packed on a Thursday morning.

What a find! This place does exactly what it says on the tin, you can enjoy a coffee surrounded by…read morephoto books. And not just coffee, tempting cakes and snacks during the day and drinks in the evening - you could easily spend a whole day here munching your way through the menu and browsing an amazing collection of photography books and zines you may not find elsewhere - slowly but surely growing into a comprehensive library of self published art books. They host regular events and I attended an exciting talk about a photographer's journey. There's something special about people who like books and you feel instantly welcome in this tiny place, sharing tables with people who won't be strangers by the end of the evening. We carried on talking well past the official curfew (currently 8-ish) without staff getting annoyed. Oh, and for the more serious photographers, there's a fully equipped lab downstairs ...

Cute motorcycle themed bar on Old Street. Visited here for lunch with my Best Friend and was…read moregreeted with a familiar feeling as it is exactly the same in Los Angeles. The food was very well cooked and service from the wait staff was fine. Shopping afterwards there were no size large men's shirts with LONDON on them and when asked the staff member was rude to let me know all they had was already out. The women's section was almost non existent with regard to actual gear - there was nothing. So don't shop here if you're a woman who rides.

Best place I've been in ages!!! Can ride your bike in an awesome atmosphere, great food and…read moreservice, guy in charge made sure you was having good time with everything you needed. Highly highly recommend 10/10

Great cafe! Wonderful and fun atmosphere (as long as you like musicals) and plenty of coffee and…read morepastry options. I ordered the chai latte and the brownie. Both were delicious. The brownie was super gooey and flavorful. The coffee was ready pretty quickly because the shop wasn't too busy. There are a good amount of tables but they were almost all taken when we got our drinks and had to look for a spot. Fortunately I was able to snag a table right after it was cleaned up. The reason I docked a star was because there was no complimentary wifi for customers. Even if we made a purchase there was no wifi option! I mean, that's why I go to coffee shops! When I travel it's my only chance to use it so we basically wasted a coffee purchase. Live and learn!

Modern sleek hotel. So close to Hyde Park that I could almost touch it…read more A 5 minute walk from Paddington station and PRESTO - you are there! If you are flying into Heathrow the journey is only 15 minutes from the airport to Paddington Station. Ask for a room with a view. I didn't have to ask for an upgrade, they did it anyway. Was it because I wore a beanie and a tie? Outstanding staff. Nuna and Alexandra are both superstars at the reception.m desk.

Reviewing the afternoon tea - for whatever reason, they've decided to make the afternoon tea into a…read morethree-course meal. On paper, that might work. But they serve the majority of your food all at once. So after you've finished the sandwiches, your cakes are just hanging there without any way of eating them because the staff insist on you doing things in a certain order, whenever they decide to pop over. The sandwiches and scones were good - cakes were dreadful and service was much worse. For "high tea" at such an expensive hotel, this felt like an absolute tourist trap where you're essentially sitting in the hotel lobby listening to hotel music. Avoid this at all costs - it simply doesn't work the way afternoon tea should.

The Forum Cafe is a small, Greco-Roman themed cafe, by the British Museum. It is quite a handsome…read morecafe. The counter is on the right as you come in. There are a few small tables alongside the wall, opposite the counter. Beyond there the is a larger dining room. I used to come during my first year when I had slept through breakfast, when I would come for salmon and scrabbled eggs and sit on one of the small tables by the counter. The eggs were good and cost £6, which I thought was expensive at the time. The service was brisk but not particularly amiable (although they did seem to be nicer to other people which I found a little perturbing). Still, it is a pleasant environment and the tables are a good size for food and a newspaper. The Forum Cafe is decent place for a snack if you are visiting the museum

I am a local resident and live just next door, I have had the displeasure of visiting this Cafe…read moretwice in four years. The staff are rude, but also aggressive and unfriendly. The prices are steep, with lack of quality and service. The Cafe is dark and gloomy . I would rather frequent the chain establishments as I know what I am getting and am not treated with disdain. My mother recently went in here and came out crying, she is elderly and said that the man was rude and made her feel " less than" This is an example of a poorly run independent Cafe and is why the likes of Starbucks, Costa and Nero have done so well. We no longer want bad food, bad environments and bad service. I am a paying customer and a local resident and am very disappointed with this Cafe, that makes its crust by ripping off tourists to the British Museum.

A quaint coffee shop in a lovely area, it appeared to have more locals than tourists. The baristas…read morewere very friendly and had good service. The baked goods served were creative and fresh. I was served a brilliant cappuccino. Would definitely go back.

Terrific breakfast and the owner and staff were wonderful. The coffee was great and the freshly…read moresqueezed juice was phenomenal.

Their espresso martini is devilishly and dangerously good. Such a fun spot for coffee and drinks. I…read morelove the area, and the shop itself is wonderful. Quick service, fair prices, and an overall great stop.

Unacceptable and Disgusting Behaviour from Scootercaffe Staff…read more I've lived locally and supported Scootercaffe on Lower Marsh for over six years. It has always been a part of my routine -- a local spot I chose to give my business to. That is no longer the case. On Wednesday, 19th June at 1:28 PM, I came in for a drink and something to eat. I was polite, calm, friendly, and approached the counter with a simple question: I asked what paninis were available. The woman behind the bar, approximately 5'7", mid-20s, mixed heritage, British, responded curtly with: "We don't sell paninis." Her tone was aggressive, dismissive, and unnecessarily sharp. I responded that I thought they served food, and she snapped again that they only serve toasties -- in an even more unpleasant tone. It was not only rude, it was disgustingly rude. There was no professionalism, no effort to help, no basic courtesy. Just attitude. Despite this, I still placed an order and sat down. I waited 25 minutes with no food, no communication. I returned to the bar and spoke to another staff member -- a man, approximately 5'9", mid-30s, white, Scottish accent, medium build -- who informed me that: "My colleague forgot to put your order through." No apology. No explanation. Just more cold indifference. I waited an additional 15 minutes. Still nothing. At this point, I had waited 37 minutes. I calmly asked for a refund. He replied: "We don't give refunds." That is categorically false. As someone who owns and runs multiple businesses, including cashless venues, I know exactly how systems work. After a back-and-forth, he reluctantly refunded me -- using coins from the tip jar. One-pound coins and 50p pieces, handed over without so much as a basic "sorry." Moments later, the toastie appeared -- brought out by the same woman. Not to my table, not with a word of apology. Just shoved into my hands at the bar like I was a nuisance. At this point I made it clear I no longer wanted the food and that I was leaving. As I walked out, I calmly said I would be writing a review. The man laughed and replied: "Looking forward to it." Both staff members laughed as I left. Let me be clear: this was not just unprofessional -- it was humiliating. I was mocked by two staff members for daring to speak up after receiving disgustingly rude service and being left without food for nearly 40 minutes. The energy was juvenile, passive-aggressive, and bullying in nature. It was appalling. This Review Is to Hold Them Accountable This isn't about a wrong order or a slow day. This is about the way human beings are treated. I run businesses and manage teams -- I understand pressure. But what I experienced wasn't pressure. It was contempt. Mocking a customer to their face, offering no apology, and showing zero responsibility is shameful. The behaviour of both staff members was disgraceful, and they must be held accountable. I did not stay quiet. I visited several neighbouring businesses and shared what happened, Greensmiths Deli was one of them. The reactions from staff and owners nearby made it clear this is not the first time someone has flagged rude behaviour at this café. On top of that, I have a social media following of 1.5 million. If necessary, I can share this experience with a wide audience quickly. I take hospitality and service seriously, and I won't stay silent when customers are treated this way. To the Owners This is your team. They represent your name and your café. If this is how you allow your staff to treat paying customers -- laughing at them, insulting them, embarrassing them -- you are complicit. These employees were not just rude. They were disgustingly rude. There was no excuse for it. None. Why I Included Staff Descriptions I've included brief physical descriptions so that if you happen to be served by these individuals, you can be fully aware. If your experience is anything like mine, it is only fair that you know in advance. These people should not be in public-facing roles, and they should be held responsible for their disgraceful conduct. Final Word Scootercaffe may have charm as a venue, but that is meaningless when the staff treat locals with contempt and bullying behaviour. I strongly advise against going there. Spend your money elsewhere -- there are plenty of other brilliant independent cafés on Lower Marsh where customers are treated with basic dignity and respect. This review is not just a warning. It is a record. A record of how some businesses fail at the most fundamental level: treating people like human beings.

Yum coffee! I wish they open locations in NY. This spot in Marylebone is super cute. Started our…read moreday with a coffee and pastry from here, and we were happy for several hours. Keen to try their other locations as seen in the pic!

Loved this little cafe! Got a hot hazelnut latte and iced hazelnut latte with oatmilk- beautifully…read moredone and delicious, as well as friendly staff. Best to walk here, and get take away, as there is not much seating. There is more seating downstairs if you want to dine in. Highly recommend!

We've passed by this place several times when passing through the Graffiti Tunnel, and from the…read morename alone, we thought it was a pub bar. It was our 7th and last night in London, and the other bars near us were showing the England Futbol game & was packed with tons of people. This was the only one that seemed calm, so we walked in. I was surprised at how nice it was inside: wooden bookcases with games. People at the tables actually playing board games! How cool was that. Unfortunately, we were there mainly to feed our 5.5 year old son & get something to eat ourselves, so we turned down the $9 fee per person to play games. I ordered Nachos Grande with pulled pork. The pork was great, and I think it would have been delicious in a sandwich. My husband ordered the Ribsteak double cheeseburger, which he liked. There was a kids' menu, and my kid had their cheeseburger, fries, and ice cream. Everything was devoured. For dessert, I asked for the Sticky Toffee Pudding, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The server was amazing; he gave us some kid friendly games to try "on the house." He took the time to explain how each game is played. I would probably never buy these games in the future, but it was fun trying them out!

Staff was amazingly friendly with quick service, the location was awesome and the library of games…read moreextensive. There was no way to just order water when ordering other things (i had one beer and wanted to add it). The staff did bring some after asking but didn't offer to refill. The games themselves really need some love and care. All games were missing some piece or another and 2 out of the 3 games we played were missing instructions. One game had duplicate cards making it hard to complete rounds. We only came for the board game space to which we had to prepay so it was a little disappointing. This place has so many awesome things going for it so I hope the shop can take the time to give the board games the love they need.