I love this little shop in Vicky Park Village! With a good cheese selection in the back, it…read morecompletes the 'village' feel of the area, complementing the nearby butcher, fishmonger, greengrocers, dry cleaner, and pharmacy. There's a good selection of cordials and juice, olives and antipasto as well as organic dry goods. The Deli is also home to a cafe so you can stop by and relax with a tea or coffee. Prices are reasonable and you can, of course, buy everything in small quantities.

We had a rare Monday off work. The sun was shining, we'd had a walk around Victoria Park and we…read morefancied a brunch-y type offering but couldn't deal with the hoardes of children at the Pavilion Cafe. The Refreshment Room at the Deli Downstairs provided the answer. Amazing Croque Madame (only quibble would be the fried egg was a leeetle bit underdone), a bacon sandwich on really good bread with nice thick bacon and two yummy flat whites. We sat outside on recycled tables, drinking from re-purposed yoghurt pots (the posh terracotta French kind- not plastic pots!) and admired the selection of tea towels they had for sale. Service was fast and friendly, the food tasty and filling and the whole thing cost less than £15. Two happy campers!

Lured by the quiche and baguette in the window, I popped in to L'Artisan last week for a look-see…read more What I saw was a mini-delight. This very cosy cafe offers a wonderful, little selection of French edibles from imported chestnut spread to cheeses to pate. There was a large pot of made-from-scratch soup to warm the bones on offer, too. After chatting with the very amiable and knowledgeable French proprietor, I purchased a few different cured meats and a lovely, somewhat stinky cheese. Not only did I leave feeling like I'd had a good interaction, but I'd also left with incredibly tasty food stuffs of good quality. This place is a breath of fresh air amid a rather congested Trafalgar Road. Ah

L'Artisan (shall we call him that?) has taken pride in his work down to the last detail, and looked…read moreafter you as well as in any flash restaurant. Beautiful pear tarts came out of the kitchen as we went to pay and leave. Are these what you serve in the afternoon, I asked L'Artisan. No, I was told. He proudly runs out of food throughout the day. The batch was arriving now, because everything is cooked on the premises and cannot be supplied to demand. He does fresh soup every day and a different Plat du Jour for takeaway with salad... I quietly wished to myself that I worked next door to L'Artisan. The full Review is here: http://blackheathcoffeeshops.wordpress.com/category/lartisan/

The signboard on the street reads... 'best coffee in London'. A big statement, and being slightly…read moreaddicted to caffeine I had to put this too the test. The deli/wine bar/restaurant was not particularly busy (about two sets of tables were being occupied). I approached the barista and was handed a coffee and asked to pay £2.50. I hadn't even placed my order yet? The barista looked shocked and I was puzzled (Awkward moment alert!). Apparently someone had ordered a coffee, she didn't see their face and so she assumed it was me? Okay fine these things happen, I guess? After receiving the coffee I did actually order, I was not blown away, it was good, but not the best I've had in London. The atmosphere inside was lacking Italian charm and music also the staff members were yelling to each other about some meat in the deli. On the plus side they have a sunny outdoor area, it is right under the London Fields rail tracks however, so maybe not the place to go if you want to go to escape the hustle and bustle.

Away from the increasingly touristy Broadway Market is this unassuming Italian Lombardi restaurant…read more The menu is simple - just 3 options per course - but the food is outstanding. It's obviously not a hidden secret amongst local Italians. Definitely recommend. Also, for those with kids, the outside area has a playground and is in a small development so the ids can run around in full visibility and safety whilst you dine. Two thumbs up

I didn't know what a Benugo was until yesterday, and I didn't feel like experimenting, but this…read moreplace has located in my area and I had to try the enemy. The restaurant looks very fancy on the inside, so I was expecting high prices and tiny portions. I wasn't even planning to order food, but then I saw they had burgers on their brunch menu. Honestly, £14 for a burger doesn't sound reasonable at all, but trust me when I say this: the Benugo Burger is something that you must experience. I proud myself for tasting almost all the burgers in the London area and I can tell when I've stumbled upon something really good. They really mastered the recipe of this burger and the combination of ingredients. I mean, how many restaurants can offer you a burger with two types of meat, fresh veggies, smoked Cheddar, fried egg, fries and damn, even grilled pineapple. This was actually the first burger in my life that contained a fruit and you never forget about your first times.

Awesome place for a pizza. Plenty to choose from as far as menu items go. Everything made after…read moreordered. This was the downstairs option to eat for our travel group. Staff was friendly and the decor was comfortable. If you're in the area drop in!

On March 1, 2025, I went in and ordered two coffees--an Americano and a Mocha. The so-called "black…read moreAmericano" wasn't actually coffee; instead, we were given the leftover dregs from the previous brew. The so-called coffee was practically transparent--it couldn't even be called coffee. I'm sure the Mocha was made the same way. When we asked why the coffee looked so bad, we were told it had "a lot of water," but in reality, it was just old leftovers from another coffee. Another employee--a young man--remade the coffee, and this time it actually tasted like coffee. However, they didn't replace the Mocha. The person who originally made our coffee had a rude and arrogant attitude, insisting that the coffee was fine in her opinion. From the very beginning, the service was terrible. I live in this area, but I will never step foot in this place again. Avoid this cafe, you'll be extremely disappointed!

Good service! Great ice drinks there, really enjoy the quick service too…read more Cozy little local cafe

Food, service, and environment thoroughly stunning. Been to the Greenwich branch several times and…read moreintroduced my parents to it as well. Always fantastic, high quality experience. A must on the itinerary.

Overall a sadly overpriced, overrated place. I really want to love it for its uniqueness in…read moreGreenwich but... the cheese and meat place has minimal cheese compared to meat (and it's fatty). The ratafia is tasty but again pricey for how much you get. And the service is AWFUL. Waiters ignoring you and having to wait quite a while. Won't return.

Firstly, deli/restaurant is a bit of an understated and misleading way to describe this place. This…read moreis more of a café/lunch stop/large amazing house with great study and chatting spaces/deli. If I lived in Greenwich this could easily become my favourite café/weekend reading place/social spot. They serve a full selection of coffees, teas, desserts, pastries, cookies, and cannolis. They also have a wide selection of sandwiches, pastas, salads, and savoury pastries. You could fully spend breakfast, lunch, and dinner here. And they also actually do sell sausages (which is what I associate with a deli, anyway). [ décor / vibe ] This place feels more like someone's really awesome home than a restaurant. The space is large but well-used and well-lit. Enough tables for everyone without feeling cramped. There are three floors - whether you want a quiet nook to lose yourself in a book for hours or a place to chat with a group of friends around a table, you'll find the perfect spot. Servers have charming accents and are very nice. Will gently warn you when the place is about to close without being overbearing. Clean, well-lit, neat photos, whimsical produce crates nailed to the walls with jars and packages of pasta, etc. Charming. [ food ] Order at the front counter and your food will be brought to you. Wish we had a chance to try more of the food, but we only stopped in for tea and a snack. The feta pastry we split was fantastic. Would love to go back and try the cannolis. [ conclusion ] A gem of a spot that you could spend so many weekends exploring. Bring a book and/or a really good friend and stay for hours. Lovely place.

Food was nice, the place is very nice too..but the service was a tad bit toooo slow. I only ordered…read morescrambled eggs woth smoked salmon and took more than half an hour. It was Valentines though so maybe just cos of the busy occasion?

Cute little restaurant and I would absolutely recommend their breakfast. Their pancakes are to die…read morefor but I couldn't recommend their lunch and dinner menu. The food was average. The service itself was lovely and the staff were very friendly and kind.

My first meal after getting off the plane from a flight from NYC. I was staying in the area and my…read morejetlagged self was too lazy to hunt for a decent lunch. Pear Tree came up on Yelp and I was sold on their breakfast all day thing they do. I had a soy latte (because caffeine is so necessary after two hours of crappy airplane shuteye), and the salmon avocado sandwich, which I turned into salmon avocado toast. I have to say it was fresh and the service was good and fast, the food was decent, and the restaurant is very cute, just not something to write home about. It's a good casual spot for a quick bite, some coffee, and some pastries.

This deli started as a shop that also sold cappuccinos.... The seats were added later, so they are…read moresimple, nestled amongst the black and white posters of tourist Italy. But I love them. In reality La Salumeria is a treasure trove of store cupboard delicacies. Waitrose pasta selection be shamed... Nothing in Jamie Oliver can beat me now. Full review: http://blackheathcoffeeshops.wordpress.com/category/la-salumeria/

Very charming and unique coffee spot! The latte I ordered was great and the passion fruit pastry I…read moretried was delicious as well. I came here to do homework, however there was no WiFi available! It did not end up being a problem because I had a book to read, but keep that in mind if you are planning to use the internet. Staff was friendly, pricing was similar to any other coffee shop, and the quality was fantastic! The covered outdoor seating area in the back added to my experience immensely, but there are also both upstairs and downstairs seating inside. I would consider this a very instagrammable spot that is great for a date, homework, or catching up with friends!

more could you ask for? Great coffee, good cakes and a lovely little seating area hidden out the…read moreback. I stumbled across this place with friends on a Sunday afternoon and was pleased to see like some it didn't shut at 4pm. The shop is charming, but very small with seating for only a few. However the shop has a little garden area with ample seating, an awning covering the area and infrared heaters. It was so cosy (even on a cold and wet day) that we stayed there for a good few hours and enjoyed more than one drink! An excellent little place to meet for coffee with friends.