Finally an independent coffee specialty cafe in Watford Hooray!!! And bloody great one at that too…read more The cafe is run by a lovely couple who are passionate about coffee and food. The cafe has that beautiful wooden floor finish, both in flooring and seating. They also have stools by the window if you want to watch the world go by. They have quirky lighting and lovely counter where you can see all that delicious food. Their are also framed photographs from the couple's worldly travels. I tried their Latte and I was in Heaven I had to sip that slow. I also had their festive porridge with the currents/sultanas on top, which was delicious. Their banana bread is to die for! Please get it toasted. I've also tried their homemade cake's which was a carrot cake and brownie which was lovely too. I also got to try their juicy, well seasoned sausage roll. They have an in and out pricing on their food it's roughly between £2-£5 but also do deals as well like coffee and bacon roll £3.10 from 8am to 11am. They have a corner where you can pick up flyers/leaflet of local events, and also a independent coffee magazine. The the also provide daily newspaper, and free wifi Its medium in size, so when it is packed, they do encourage you to share tables. The staff are friendly and have great customer service. I love the atmosphere in here, they have a really good playlist and love the fact that it gives a little bit of London in Watford.

The team at the shop is friendly and welcoming. I was greeted with a smile and a warm welcome. The…read moreshop is inviting and it's easy to sit back and relax while you enjoy your coffee. There isn't anything else like it in the area. It's a nice place to unwind or catch up with friends.

Basic cafe setting without much decor. It wasn't busy. Service a little 'blah' - not too lively…read more Food tasted good

I absolutely love Harris And Hoole it is my favorite chain cofee shop…read more This shop is inside Tesco Extra an is not hard to spot. I like the atmosphere of Harris and Hoole depending on what time you come though. If Tesco is busy then Harris & Hoole is and if it is quiet which is my favorite time to come it is blissful. I love the quirky lighting and the the different seating like your armchairs, settees and wooden chairs. The tables vary to coffee tables to working tables. They have local art on the walls to pictures enticing you about their delicious coffee. You can buy their own coffee beans and cups etc. I love how they support the local community by raising funds each month, currently it's a homeless charity. You order at the counter and wait for your name to be called for your beverage or food if your waiting for it to be heated up. Latte = Smooth and slightly bitter just the way I like it. Scone = Big, juicy raisins and delicious especially heated up. Banana Bread = Just good. Sausage in a crusty roll = A little tough the roll but the sausage was great. Sausage roll = Beautifull pastry with well seasoned sausage. Chai latte = Smooth, lightly spiced and not too sweet. Hot chocolate = Deliciously devine. Bramley Apple slice = lightly spiced apple with a moderate sweetness. I took time to enjoy this little morsel of pleasure. The staff are incredibly kind and friendly and a credit to Harris and Hoole. Tesco could learn a few tips on customer service from them.

Ideally located, nestled in amongst the Spar parade in Croxley Green is a really fantastic Italian…read moreCafé Ristorante, The café opens 8am for the best lattés and cappuccinos around. And stunning breakfasts. I got there about 750am and the place filled up fast just after 8am... even on the weekdays which was suprising. Thoroughlly recommend the Amici Special breakfast full of everything you would imagine and includes coffee/tea or Juice. Under £7!!!! Among the fantastic pasta dishes you will also find salads, sandwiches and jacket potatoes! Family owned, Guy makes a great Latte, Cappacino and a fantastic breakfast special!!! Café Amici also has a little Italian produce section.

Not a huge fan of the decor in here, it's kind of dark and there's no air conditioning so it gets…read morerather warm during the summer. However, it has a great location right across from the London School of Economics and has a fairly reasonably priced menu. My friend ordered the baked potato with baked beans today. It was a pretty large portion, costing 3.60 pounds to eat in (it's around 15% cheaper if you order for take-out). Although there's nothing that really stands out about this place, the food isn't bad, there are a variety of drink options (including smoothies) and it fits a student's budget. If you're really in the mood for a baked potato, I recommend this place. I only wish the skin was a little more crispy and well done.

Only ever been for Breakfast - but never had a disappointing meal. Staff are helpful and friendly,…read moreand accommodate us when we haven't booked!

Excellent quality european café food. Great coffee & breakfasts. Great range of teas too…read more Good service & always willing to accommodate. They are open seven days a week with Sunday roasts at on Sunday and in the evening changes to a restaurant.

Lovely small cafe - great part of the towns cultural and creative underground. Great coffee, good…read morefood, and brilliant tunes.

I absolutely love this place, i love the Strawberry Frappuccino which is what i always get, you…read moreshould go here if you haven't tried it! You'd love it!

Finally a Starbucks that outside of INTU. This branch is big and spacious- almost soulless at…read moretimes. The staff can be a little distracted at times, just talking amongst themselves but pleasent all the same. I've ordered their Apple and Walnut muffin which God recommended to me which is moist and absolutely delicious. From their Christmas drinks I tried Honey and Almond drink-the merry joy this drink bought to my soul. Smooth, creamy and sweet. It was good to know to know they have dairy alternatives being Coconut milk and Soya milk. I'm delighted at the fact that their the only coffee shop in town that close late everyday at 9:30pm except Sunday's. I'm still going to come here, because I prefer it better than the small noisy one inside the shopping centre.

Probably one of the best restaurants in Warford. Mainly italian food but you can find Serbia…read morePlaskjavica here.

Nice intimate cafe / dinner. Stooped in for a quick lunch. Bangers n mash were delicious and peroni…read morebeers there to wash it down. good meal, good service = I'd go back on next visit to watford

I wrote a previous review on this where I didn't rate it but I've been back since and it's gone up…read morein my estimations. I'm putting the previous bad experience down to the fact that it was midweek, and it's not their usual time for punters so maybe they didn't have the best chefs and waiters working. I went back recently on a Saturday night and sat in the beer garden and the atmosphere was incredible! There was a bellydancer in the middle of the courtyard and great music. Service was definitely good and the waitress was very friendly. The menu isn't as broad as some other Lebanese restaurants but to be honest, you come here for the vibes and the BYOB! The food was definitely tasty and we ordered so much of it and it came to £15 each across 4 of us. We stayed there drinking for hours and weren't rushed or kicked out. Looking forward to my next visit!

You really should try the Arayes, and Bill also makes an alternative version with his own sweet…read morechilli sauce which I think is even better (and I don't like highly spiced food). Check to see if the shawarma wrap is available as well! If you're there in the evening, you should also have some of the Lebanese coffee medium sweet, if you're not used to it. Great atmosphere and lovely people as well, and such good value. On second thoughts, don't go and I'll keep the place to myself