The owner of this quaint restaurant truly wants to please her customers…read more I was visiting family that lived close by. We went twice; once for lunch and a few days later, went back for breakfast! I highly recommend this gem!

Well established organic style bistro cafe. My family and…read morefriends all love this restaurant. The cuisine here is fist class and combined with the excellent service, charming atmosphere, and reasonable prices, this is definitely a place to stop off for breakfast or lunch.

The best café in north Finchley all stuff they are very friendly and positive the food is…read moreabsolutely amazing and delicious big portions and decorating amazing big thanks for the Ladi chef she is amazing

This is the best coffee in town. It's a very relaxing environment and the people that work there…read moreare very nice and welcoming.

We were in search of a decent cup of coffee and came across this establishment- Not being familiar…read morewith the area (we're from California), it was such a nice surprise! Coffee was great, friendly atmosphere, just a really nice respite from the busy days (London!!) we had been encountering. Wonderful experience! We're the "Half-Caf" couple, BTW... : )

Very good coffee, friendly stuff and exceptionally good bread with tasty soups! Personally, I found…read moreit to be a hidden gem

I liked this place! I popped in here for a quick lunch and it looked like the only semi- decent…read morecafe around. I opted for a vegetarian lasagne which was really quite tasty! The portion was really big and filling and it also tasted fresh - not dry. For the veggie lasagne and a can of Coke it came to around £5. A bit prices but hey, it's a one off! And the portion was MASSIVE! The staff were friendly and attentive when you walk in which was nice. Cute little place!

I am unfairly comparing this to the places you get in Soho that do excellent coffee and organic…read moresandwiches. Bittes tries to emulate this, but being in Finchley has to alter itself somewhat to cater for local tastes. Unfortunately it would appear the locals prefer burnt coffee. Everything else about this place is good, and admittedly it's called bites, not sips, but if you're going to have a coffee house you need to get the coffee right. Bites is so close yet so far! Come on guys, you can do better! :)

Now a Moroccan Cafe called El Bazaar and it is beautiful insideread more

I have a coffee ever time I deliver there I will say its the best coffee in London the food…read morelooks good to I would highly recommend it good service too

We got coffee and pastries here on our way to the local park. The flat white was exceptionally…read morecreamy, and my chocolate croissant hit the spot. It looks like a cozy place to hang indoors, too. Prices were affordable, and the staff was friendly.

I love the cafe! Food is nice and people is very friendly. breads are really fresh more than I…read moreexpected. They serve fresh drinks and foods. Very comfortable place. I recommend for mothers who have kids. They have kids menu.

I stopped in here for some coffee after doing some shopping at the nearby Waitrose. I had seen it…read morewhile driving by, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered a cappuccino to go (it's my standard order). It was surprisingly tasty. The selection of food and drink looked pretty amazing too, but I passed today. They do have a selection of daily specials too. It's nice that there's such a place in a world of chain coffee shops.

I am quite pleased with this Starbucks. It is spacious and has a really nice atmosphere. The staff…read moreare friendly and professional, the music volume is just right and there is a friendly buzz of voices. The coffee is Starbucks... the same as everywhere. Now that Starbucks have got their quality consistency set, its as good as anywhere else. I find this particular branch a great place to get some studying done.

Sorry. We need some balance here people…read more The staff at this branch are pretty good, to be fair. I got dragged in by a local friend who only seems to like Starbucks. It's been a couple of years since I've given this corporate behemoth a chance so I thought I'd see if they'd improved. They haven't. The coffee sucks, people. It's burnt. It's hideous. It's overpriced. McDonald's does better coffee for half the price. Yes, the staff are friendly and that helps. But I don't want to go to a coffee shop and have to drink water as it's the only thing they do that tastes like it should. Still, at least I don't have to try it again until 2011

If you're looking for a cool, smooth, icy coffee drink on a humid London summer's day... don't go…read moreto this Costa. They're perpetually out of ice. Four out of the last five times I tried to get a frozen drink here in summer, they had a "broken ice machine". (Seems to be a problem quite a bit at English coffee shops. Not sure where they're getting their machines, I get iced coffees a lot more often in America and have never in my life been told the ice machine was broken there.) If you're looking for a hot drink to warm you up in winter, well, probably don't go here either. Last time I went, I was the only customer, I ordered two simple drinks, and they still couldn't get them right. I just barely managed to stop the girl from putting milk into the Americano that we'd specifically said we wanted black. Then she wanted to know if I wanted coffee in my white mocha or not (last I checked mocha is always coffee), and proceeded to make me a regular (not white) mocha instead. I'm not someone who would demand a new drink, so I just left, but I'll probably find somewhere else to get my coffee next time.

My previous review only gave these guys 3 stars and pointed out issues with the baristas technique…read moreto attain a frothy top on my latte. I'm happy to report things have improved and I'm consistently getting a good latte. I'm a happy customer once again.