The food was delicious, the (mid-day on a Wednesday) wine was cheeky yet absolutely perfect, and…read morethe iced latte was exactly what I needed when I first arrived! The customer service was top notch as well. Everyone was so friendly & hospitable. I wish I got some names, but it doesn't matter because everyone was so kind. The place was absolutely packed! But even their cute and quaint outdoors seats were the perfect spot. As an American visiting London, I will definitely be coming back here!

The food here was fresh and delicious- no complaints there. I had some salmon and eggs, served with…read morea nice little salad with burrata, and fresh bread. No complaints there! Sort of a mid-sized place with plenty of seating and a bar if that's what you want in the morning. Service was a tad bit lacking- I tried to flag down our server multiple times to no avail. It took nearly 25 minutes to get ahold of our bill and our food took some waiting. If you have time

Great food and great staff!…read more The chai tea latte was one of the best I've ever had. The vibes in the restaurant were so good.

Cool and chic ambiance, sat outdoors in the courtyard area, small bistro table - bistro chair and…read morebench seating. Wait time to be seated was a solid 45 mins, very busy Saturday. Wait time to been asked for ordering was 10 mins, if you're gluten free you may order from the QR code. Food arrived nearly an hour later, I had to ask my server for it, I was told it was mixed up with someone else's order and was given to them. For inquiring about it was rushed and wait was 5 mins tops. Food was good- order the gluten free pancakes with fried egg, dining companion the aciaci bowl.

My partner and I enjoyed this restaurant around 11am on a Monday. We were looking for breakfast and…read moreI had this place on my list. Thankfully, there was no line and we grabbed a seat immediately. There were quite a bit of people outside Kuro Bagels and Kuro Coffee nearby! As a tourist, I didn't know anything about this place, I simply noted it as somewhere to have breakfast. It was really cozy inside and I loved the seating downstairs. The music was nice and added to the ambiance, the service was all very helpful too. I had a cappuccino and the Turkish eggs, everything was really good! Doesn't seem like much but really fills you. Happy to have been able to enjoy this place!

We arrived 15 minutes past 10 before the line started and was seated after around 5 minutes. I…read moreordered the spicy bbq pulled lamb and didn't like it. It was a little bitter for my taste. My husband had the egg bacon cheese toastie and I liked that more. The service was fast. There are more seats available downstairs.

Incredible Breakfast Really friendly staff…read moreNice vibes in the all coffee shop Just off Portobello Road, quite busy but you always get a table fairly quickly.

The food was delicious and the server was very attentive and sweet with our questions and…read moreaccommodations. The outdoor seating is great in an enclosed location with floors outside. Very easy to walk to from the tube and will swing by again next time I'm in London!

I'm a sucker for a good egg, and this spot appreciates eggs in all of its forms. But where it truly…read morestands out is when it's cooked over medium so it's golden, runny, and velvety dripping down your hands and soaking up in your sandwich. So make sure and have napkins handy. My husband had the bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich while I had the cheeseburger for breakfast since the "slut" specialty sandwich wasn't available. My husband said his sandwich reminded him of one his mom used to make at home growing up, which is a lovely sign. Mine was a slightly above an average burger with a touch of dijonnaise and pickles. We also had a side of the truffle hash browns and they were great! Just a classic, crispy hash brown with a hint of truffle flavor. I hope to try another sandwich before my trip ends. But if I don't, I'm pretty happy with my experience!

Love Love Love Love!!…read more I missed my opportunity to visit Egg Slut in Vegas so I was not only shocked but over the moon to try it in the UK! The line is long. Very long. Almost never-ending long and there is barely any seating upstairs or downstairs but never fear because outside directly infant of the store also has no seating lol My husband and I crossed the street after getting our food and sat on the benches outside. We absolutely loved every aspect of the meal. The sandwiches were filling and jammed packed with flavor. The price was average for the area and the hash browns are the best I have ever tasted. I cannot wait until I visit Egg Slut again

You don't have to be a soho house member to dine here. Also to highlight that their kitchen open…read moreuntil later than most restaurants! They have recently changed the menu to Mexican food which is bad news for me because I LOVE their burger. But the new menu is pretty we priced so I'm not too mad about it.

For anyone considering eating here, I would recommend you review all your options. I'm quite…read moredisappointed in my experience. Food was underwhelming and basic. Things were looking promising when I saw a vegetarian breakfast offered in lieu of the traditional English breakfast. I was drawn to the dish because it offered spinach and hash browns in lieu of all the meat in its partner dish. My friend ordered the regular Full English and her dish came out well before mine. I waited roughly 10-15 minutes longer for something that would appear to take less cook time. The plate came out and I noticed there was no spinach. I was not offered a choice as a substitute nor made aware of the situation. Long story short I ended up ordering the Full English and they forgot my black pudding. Waited additional time for that as well. Then they forgot I asked for the bill. Overall, I would not recommend it, especially if you're on a time schedule and multiple mishaps occurred. No cash accepted and 12.5% service charge automatically added to the final bill with the usual VAT.

The best thing about this place was the lovely indoor/outdoor-ness to this place. You walk down a…read morecorridor to the dining room but then right before you enter there's no ceiling. We sat right next the door, which was nice because we're still masking to be COVID cautious, and it felt nice to be able to sit here safe and unmasked. We had the beef lasagna, canneloni, and mushroom pizza. I don't remember much about them but everything was good. We also liked the bread.

We had a great time here. I came with my Italian friends and they mentioned that it feels quite…read morelike you're in Italy. Such a verification! We celebrated my friend's birthday and the service was amazing the whole time throughout the meal. When we ask them to add candle to the tiramisu for our friend, they did it with a smile on their face. One last note - Please get their pizza!

Came here because of all the great reviews on the food and the owner. Upon arrival, we discovered…read morenew owners took over the shop. A mom and son. Both very sweet and eager to help serve us. There weren't very many customers, so we had the pick of restaurant in terms of tables we choose a really nice one in a zen feeling room. The son upon asking us about drinks told us they make a really good chai. So my daughter and I ordered that. True to word they do and they included a cookie for us to try with it! The sandwiches, paninis and bagels we ordered were good as well with one hiccup...My daughter ordered an egg and avocado sandwich and the avocado was not ripe, so that was disappointing to her. My husband and I enjoyed our food. They had some games at the table so it was fun to play those while we waited. Overall, a good experience, it was relaxing and as we were leaving the son gave my daughter a pastry and said he was sorry about the avocado. We thought that was a really nice gesture and it was appreciated.

My husband and I stopped by here before our flight back home. We were greeted by the owner who was…read morethe sweetest man I might have ever met. We had coffee, cheese and ham croissants, a cinnamon and raisin pastry, and something filled with feta and spinach. Everything was delicious! The restaurant felt so cozy and nice! Loved all the plants and pictures on the wall. We were so sad to have found this place on the last day of our trip. Can't wait to go back!

Quaint breakfast nook. I was in the area looking for quick coffee and pastry…read more Very tight fit not quite suited ergonomically for quick step in with any line. I tried an iced latte and carrot cake. The Carrot cake different than I have had before and made with maybe a white buttercream frosting? Espresso shots were soapy to me. I do know brew method they use, or water type m. But, I am also realizing England has great tea. I have yet to find great coffee with good extraction. Preference in the end no harm, or foul This review is purely that one latte and a personal preference

This is some of the best coffee I've had in 6 months or more. Bear in mind, I'm from Portland,…read moreOregon -- one of the coffee capitals of the world. We're quite proud of our coffee scene, and Butter Bakery could beat out most of the options in Portland. I had an oat milk latte and an americano, plus a few food items. Let's start with the americano. Now, I'll admit, I'm not the most skilled barista. I have some sense of how to pull a shot of espresso, but I'm not brilliant at it. With that as context: I do not exaggerate when I say there was more of that delicious creamy head on the americano than I've managed on some straight shots I've pulled. The espresso roast was subtle and sweet -- I waited too long to write this review, so I couldn't cite precise notes, but this is definitely a roast I could enjoy sipping on and slowly analyzing, while still being very approachable. The americano was perhaps a tiny hair more diluted than I would have liked, but it didn't quite reach "watery" either. I choose to see this as a deliberate choice to further open up the profile of the espresso. The oat latte was expertly foamed, with the right amount of oat milk so as not to overwhelm the espresso. It was on the dry side, almost a cappuccino, which is exactly what I prefer in a latte (if I wanted a cortado, I'd ask for a cortado). I don't know which oat milk they use, but it was sweet and creamy and simple and complemented the espresso beautifully. There's also a food menu that, while not hugely extensive, is packed full of gems. I very much enjoyed the pesto mozzarella tomato panini with extremely its fresh ingredients. It's about the size you'd expect for a cafe panini, and thus a bit more expensive than I'm comfortable with, but I'll chalk that up to the location -- compared with other local options, Butter Bakery Bar and Cafe is absolutely a contender for a budget lunch. Lastly, I'll just mention: I did not try the Mediterranean mains options, so I can't speak to their quality, but seeing things like mezze on a cafe menu is a nice change of pace.

Great experience. We tried to enter without a reservation in the evening, and they couldn't…read moreaccommodate us. We learned about their general reservation policy. Came back the next day for breakfast, which generally doesn't require a reservation. The food was good. Pretty quiet atmosphere. No complaints. It's a good place for a simple vegan meal and conversation. They take all forms of credit cards, so no issues there. Basically, I would recommend it especially if you're on a vegan style diet.

I have been to Farmacy 3 times and this will be my last time. First of all the women that took…read moremy order forgot to tell the waitress that was on break that I also had a main dish. The food was really not that good. The appetizer was a cauliflower dish and it was so crunchy it was like it wasn't cooked. The main was basically spaghetti, which I can make better at home. I like to go out to get plant based food that I can't make at home. The tiramisu and the drink were good. They also charge you a discretionary fee. I would be glad to tip, but don't just add a fee on my bill. Not worth the $79/USD.