Such a pretty outdoor patio! Food and drinks were yummy. Victoria was sure to help us get our…read moredrinks right when we asked for a modification in our mojitos. Very helpful staff!

Cute place located near the Victoria Embankment Gardens in London. Stopped by for lunch. Overall,…read morefood was decent but nothing to rave about. It's convenient to stop by if you're in the Victoria Embankment Gardens. There is outdoor seating... so be sure to soak up some sun on a nice day! 1) http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz_photos/aPIgLbPaeeOExFK4quC54Q?select=b48JGv7XHWPABJdzNIh5Ng 2) Fish & Chips - http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz_photos/aPIgLbPaeeOExFK4quC54Q?select=_mh0-1xNyXdwZOP0gvMkvA 3) Embankment Burger (with no bacon) - http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz_photos/aPIgLbPaeeOExFK4quC54Q?select=5g9jVJP0LBArZ-SgV0GS2w

Mudchute kitchen is based in mudchute city farm. The farm is free and has a wide range of animals…read moreto see, all set in a pretty green space. The farm and cafe is a very short walk from mudchute dlr station, so day out to the farm or just visiting the cafe is easy. staff were friendly and the food was good, although my one bad point is it needed seasoning and the tables had no salt or pepper. The quality of produce was very high. I can recommend this as a pleasent place for tea and ( home made ) cakes which looked very yum, lunch or breakfast.

An oasis. Twice as nice for being so unexpected in the middle of docklands/canary wharf. Great cafe…read morewith lots of good things made on the premises.

Avoid this place for your safety and if you don't want to give your money to a bad person, please…read more It calls itself pet friendly and is so friendly that they allow dogs of aggressive breeds in without a muzzle (which is clearly illegal). Result? I was starting lunch, while my dog was tied up under the table sleeping, and another dog without the owner's leash and supervision (a drunk woman who is a frequent customer according to the restaurant, and who was also seating in the restaurant's garden) went straight to attack my dog on the neck, leaving marks and biting my fingers. The employees were very kind in trying to help, and when they saw that I didn't eat anything, they offered to remake my meal. Do you think I wanted to stay in a restaurant like this or that I was hungry after this situation? I told them that if they wanted to do something, they could give me my money back. The owner of the restaurant only showed up when I asked for the refund. The owner is probably the rudest person I have ever met. I was clearly shocked after being attacked by this dog and he came to me with a tone clearly not understanding his client was attacked and bitten by a dog in his restaurant. He said "it's not my fault, I don't have to give you your money back". As he didn't show up at first and sent his employees to help during the attack, he said that my dog was off leash.... omg he didn't know anything about the situation. I asked his employee to tell him what happened, but he said "don't try, she can't talk, she works for me". I can understand that he only cares about money and that's why he was so inhumane to treat a customer like that in a situation like this, of course you can imagine what kind of person he is when he told me "I have a lot of money". However, there is still no record in my bank that he has made the refund. He has so much money that apart from not providing security measures for his customers, he scammed me by saying he would refund me... The police tried to check the CCTV. This restaurant does not cover its entire area and the police could not see where I was sitting. Conclusion: avoid this restaurant not only for your safety but also for not giving money to an inhuman, swindling and rude "person". Thanks to the employees who helped me and I am very sorry you have a boss like this.

With an exemplary full English breakfast this place is fast becoming my new favourite local cafe…read more Lovely views of the Olympic Park from the gorgeous garden and great service add to the experience of this hidden gem.

Impressive ambiance and decent food in the heart of Farringdon, but at Farringdon prices…read more If you are a sucker for "artisan minimalist" decor like I now know myself to be (now that I have made this a genre), you will find the stumbling service forgivable and the passable food pleasant. Pop into this shop for a quiet hour or two with a tea or coffee, and do some quality creative thinking worthy of the host building, the Goldsmith's Centre. Check out the jewelry cabinet in the lobby on the way out.

So this place is a little beauty at the side of the Goldsmiths Centre in Farringdon. It's Bench by…read morename and Bench by nature. A lot of the tables are old work benches which take me back to my school days. The coffee is spot on, one of the best in the area and there's a lot of other good choices as well nearby but this place for coffee really does stands out. However, the service is just a bit wishy washy. It's really slow and attention to detail on the basics isn't great. There were only 4 customers in the whole place (it's pretty big for a coffee shop) the other day, 2 of them were my table. They brought over my colleagues drink and then 10 minutes later I'm still waiting for mine whilst the staff have a chat behind the counter. I went up to ask where my drink was and they brought it over, plonked it on my table in a hurry and I got a mumbled quiet sorry. That aside, it's a 15 second walk from my office and the coffee is good so I will be back!

Afternoon tea at Thomas was very pleasant, they don't have it on the menu online, but I paid about…read more46 pound and after vat it was closer to 52 pound or so which is not for the faint of heart. I did not come in intending to pay that much, but I truly had a great time. The service was impeccable and some of the sandwiches and desserts were very good. And I mean very good. First they started with warmed bread with a green sauce (which was heavenly), then two tiers of sweets and savory, followed by scones. This is a lot of food and I was beyond full. I think tea for 1 is in reality the perfect size for 2. They explain to you what every item is, and my favorites were the curry chicken on toasted bread, salmon with caviar, and the strawberry desert. Overall it was a really elegant experience and I would recommend it if you're really looking to treat yourself.

If you are coming all the way to Burberry on Regent Street in London, then you need to have lunch…read moreat Thomas. The portions are bigger than expected and the prices are not outrageous. The food is well thought out and plated beautifully. I enjoyed the ambience inside and had a wonderful window seat overlooking the busy street outside. I will definitely come back on my next visit to London and revisit this great little cafe.

This is the recently refurbished St George's cafe in Mottingham. To tell the truth, I am not a big…read morefan of English style cafes and the traditional english breakfast - however the light, airy atmosphere of this place and the fact that you can mix and match what you like makes this quite a pleasant and relaxed place to go for a weekend breakfast. The other nice thing is that for those who need their caffeine fix and a cup of tea won't cut it, they serve cappucinos and other 'fancier' coffees

This place is very stylish in a simple, contemporary way…read more Everything is fresh and seems to be made on the premises. All the lunch choices look so nice it's hard to choose. I saw other people having the same problem. Today I had a salmon sandwich on Focaccia bread and the salmon was fresh and succulent and the bread top notch and tasty. My cappucino was also very good...in a paper cup. This is one of the best places to snack along the South Bank and I'll keep coming back.

Fantastic location for a summer evening drink - great view (we were lucky and got a red sky sunset…read morethe other day), laid back and surprisingly uncrowded (though it was a Monday). There is a lot of seating, and the staff are friendly. Only downside - drinks from the outside bar are breathtakingly expensive. 7 quid for a (plastic) glass of wine. Ouch.

Every time I visit London I try to schedule time for breakfast at the Pavilion Cafe. I rent a…read morebicycle and pedal over to the park along the canal. This place is hygge. You just feel like you are living your best life. You can sit by the lake and watch geese paddle by as you eat food that is wholesome and beautifully prepared. Put a pause in your life. Slow down and enjoy your surroundings. Visit the pavilion fill your stomach and your soul.

This is the first cafe my boyfriend and I came to after landing in London and were so glad we found…read moreit. This cafe is small and quiet, it's located inside a park which gave us beautiful views of the lake outside. They had a DELICIOUS assortment of breads to choose from. We got a cardamom bun(10/10), pancakes(6/10), avacado and poached egg(10/10) and two lattes (10/10). Everything was great and if we ever find our selves in London again we will be sure to return. Much love from San Francisco!