This is a wonderful little neighborhood cafe. Cozy, with friendly staff and friendly local…read morecustomers. As tourists staying in Colliers Wood, we felt very welcome here, and will definitely be back several times before we have to leave London. Our group had pastries, breakfast sandwiches and a variety of drinks, and everything was great. My cortado and egg and bacon bagel were a great start to a busy day!

Very friendly staff, make you feel welcome when you walk in the front door!…read moreLovely little coffee shop in colliers wood that's well worth the quick walk up from the station!

Loved this little whole in the wall. I was so comfortable here and the decor and drinks are amazing.read more

I'm not sure how I haven't reviewed this place yet?…read more I love it in here, they have really gone all out with the decor, they have old British Empire maps on the walls, the menus, food and drinks are all colonial inspired, a lot of thought and care has gone in to the smaller details. They are open in the mornings for tea, coffee, Masala Chai and breakfast foods, they do a great range of pastries and cakes, paninis etc... If you go in the evening I recommend the Masala Chai Martini, it's happiness in a martini glass, their wine selection is a little lacking and the drinks are a little on the expensive side, but you are definitely paying for the experience and atmosphere. They also serve food in the evening you have to order at the Cardamon Club a few doors down and it's cash only. You can book the areas at the back and you can even buy a bottle of spirit at the bar and they'll make you drinks with it all night, perfect for a night out with your friends. Only a couple of things prevent it being 5 stars, it's very small so it's gets very cramped very quickly, on Saturday when we went they obviously had a small party in the back area, and diners in the front so it meant lots of people were kind of hovering/sitting at the bar. The bar staff are friendly and welcoming, although one particularly barman Saturday night was clearly showing off a little for some customers, which meant at one point he accidentally splashed gin up my neck, when making a cocktail. Then a few minutes later he shattered a bottle of tonic when he 'couldn't find' the bottle opener (which was nearby) and tried to open the tonic with a cocktail shaker, considering how busy the bar area was, it seemed a little stupid. No one begrudges anyone having fun at work (really I don't) but it just seemed stupid to me. Overall awesome place, definitely need to go back slightly earlier in the night, perhaps order some food and more guarantee of a table to sit at, looking forward to my next visit and more Masala Chai Martini's.

Best place on Garrett lane drag for coffee, cake, brunch, pizza, booze.... I love bean and hop…read more Great staff, great music, great atmosphere - oh and great food.

Good breakfast place - I brought my daughter and I had a nice cappuccino and we both shared an…read moreomelette and a waffle with sliced strawberries and Nutella. When the waitress saw we were sharing she brought us an extra plate without me having to ask. Tasty food, reasonable prices. Super convenient for St. George's.

From the owner: -breakfast -lunch…read more-fresh pastries -freshly made sandwiches/paninis/rolls/baguettes -beer -cocktails

We were looking for pretty much any caf or restaurant that served hamburgers. So we passed…read more"Tartine Artisanal" turned back around again, and said "let's give it a try. I'm so please we did. Joe, our server, was amazing. He was, pleasant, patient and just the type of guy you like to be your server. The restaurant itself is cosy letting you know you can relax, chat and eat. When our burgers came, we couldn't wait to dig in. I'm sorry I didn't take a photo but they did look photo worthy - they were hamburger with cheese and bacon!! Thanks guys at Tartine Artisanal! You made our day with the best burgers I've tasted in London!! Oh, and I hope to go back again soon. Gloria

My keen Yelper's eye was caught by Tartine Artisanal's soft opening sign outside the shop. A little…read morereasearch on Yelp shows that it's the latest in a chain of bakeires in the local area I like the slightly funky air inside. Lots of traditional wood flooring with a mixture of dining/sitting areas, some with chairs and some with sofas. Looks like a place to hang out with friends The sign outside said bakery and eatery. At the front, you'll find the baked goods and coffee/drinks options. These are written up on a high blackboad so that it's easy for everyone waiting to see them and choose A bit further in, you'll find more substantial food options. These are of the heat up again variety rather than cook from scratch variety. Looks like a nice addition to the area

Bliss Coffee is a nice lunch spot, right between Wimbledon station and Wimbledon South tube…read morestation. They do decent flat whites, using beans from the excellent Allpress coffee roaster. I was very happy when I found out that a new coffee shop supplied by Allpress opened around the corner of my office. Since Bliss Coffee launched, I have been heading there for lunch about once a week. Besides coffee, they also have a small lunch menu, mostly sandwiches, but also some other dishes. The staff are very friendly and the place is bigger than it looks at first. It seems that Bliss Coffee quickly became a destination for locals either living or working in the neighbourhood. Before Bliss Coffee opened, I found it hard to get a good flat white in my lunch break. Using Allpress beans, I think they are definitely one of the best coffee shops in Wimbledon. If you like good coffee and are nearby, don't look any further.

i enjoy a recovery cup of coffee and sometimes a toasted sandwich as well after a training swim at…read morethe nearby better gym. and make a visit to enjoy the jazz on month end a really great place

managers need to pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness of this site. Rihanna is very rude to…read morecustomers and the way she calls name. very disappointed with my sour frappe as well

The queue in this Starbucks is always insanely long in my experience, and the cafe itself always…read morefull. However the chirpy friendly staff and, perhaps more importantly, way they make decent coffees, makes up for it. It's probably the best place to have a sit down after experiencing what the Tandem Centre has to offer (chaos, mostly).

Yayyyyy an amazing coffee place has just opened up near my flat! Celebrations everybody…read more I came here on a Sunday morning, ordered iced latte and granola for me and iced latte and ham and cheese croissant for my friend. Both breakfasts came out quickly and were deliiiiicious. The iced lattes were also yummy despite a couple of white bits floating around. We sat outside to enjoy the sun even though inside looked really cool with plugs everywhere for phones and laptops. They also have a book corner with some sofas for when it gets chillier. A well thought out place. Overall a great coffee place which I can't wait to return to. I do hope they stay open. Streatham hill needed this sort of cafe.

I could think of a million other places better to have breakfast other than Streatham on a Sunday…read moremorning, however this place is a diamond amongst the ruff. Great breakfast if your looking for something more of the healthy variety.

Mica has cured a fair few hang overs in the past and i love them for it. Their English breakfast is…read moresimple, tasty, packed full of carbs and calories and filling. Finished off with a hit of caffeine this cafe will do for me! There's nothing fancy or stylish about the place, it's just your typical tea room/cafe environment. They serve good easy food like jacket potatoes but they also offer up some seafood and meat dishes as well that i have yet to try. The prices are good, the service equally good and it's in the centre of town. I have nothing negative to say about this lovely little cafe and neither will you as long as you don't go with high expectations of gourmet food and Michelin star menus.

Decent no thrills cafe with good food and decent coffee!…read more I was pretty hungover after a few too many Gin's on a night out in London and waking up I was craving some bacon, sausage and egg alongside a cup of black coffee to put some life back into me. Mica cafe was just around the corner from where I was staying and it had some decent reviews so I thought I'd give it a go. Staff in there are really friendly and it is a real old school cafe but the quality isn't compromised. I had a bacon, sausage and egg baguette and a black coffee (just as I'd wanted ;-)) and it was great. Affordable pricing too as that cost me about £6. Great spot.

Loveliest place in Balham to drink your coffee. There's lots of breakfast choices and everything is…read moredelicious. As mentioned below the free WiFi is a nice addition to the wholesome great experience that is this coffee shop.

In my humble opinion this shop makes the best coffee in London. Their cakes are also good and the…read moreservice is friendly. Only sat in once and the space is not very inspiring but the coffee is beyond excellent so it matters little.