This is a nice little coffee shop / bakery on the high street, you can find a whole range of…read moreartisan breads, cakes and pastries all freshly made and very tasty. They also have a good range of teas and coffees which are of high quality. The staff are always friendly, and they use the wallspace inside for exhibiting the work of local artists which is a nice way to get involved with the local community. The only drawbacks are firstly that it's a bit pricey, but then these places usually are so that's only to be expected. Secondly though, if you're eating in the seating area always feels a bit claustrophobic - quite simply because it is a very small space! I'm not sure if there's anything they could do about it, but it would be great if sometime in the future they moved to a bigger shop and had a more roomy seating area.

Lovely flat white, Portuguese tart and chill vibes. Cute spot, and I'll go again when in that area.read more

Brilliant food all the time , great food, lamb shank and the beef pies... so good. Veg options a…read moregood to. The coffee is great. Staff are nice.

Fantastic cafe that has taken over the large corner plot on hoe Stree/Jewel Road that used to be…read moreCopycats. The owner and staff are extremely friendly and relaxed, which makes it a great place to meet with a group of friends coming and going at different times. Their freshly made sandwiches are great - and try having them in their homemade pancake/wraps rather than bread - these are especially yummy. They have a complete freezer full of Movenpick ice creams, make 'candy' milkshakes (Mars Bar milkshake anyone?) and their cakes are extremely scrummy. oh yes - and they make a bloomin' good cup of coffee!

The gallery has only just reopened following a major refurbishment in fact parts of the grounds…read moreand Lloyd Park are still not quite completed yet! The new look is fantastic and currently sporting Grayson Perry's wonderful Walthamstow Tapestry for another few weeks. There is far more interaction, more history about William Morris himself, and Morris &Co, including big fat books of Morris designs. And it's all free! You can very easily get round the beautiful venue in 40minutes if you're not lingering about too much, but there is also a fabulously well-appointed cafe now, giving a great reason to just hang out and chill, overlooking the beautiful grounds. Highly recommended and almost on my doorstep!

This is a gallery founded in a house once occupied by the titular Morris, and is mostly concerned…read morewith him and his Pre-Raphaelite colleagues. It is in a creaky old building and access is a problem, there is a manual ramp which has to be trundled out by staff to let in wheelchairs, and then the visit is limited to the ground floor. Recent reductions in opening has also limited visiting this gallery. Saying that it is set in a large park, which also until recently was a pleasure to visit, now it is very dowdy and uncared for. There is a cafe and toilets in the park, but have very limited opening hours and are quite far away. With all this against it the exhibits are glorious and well worth the effort of a visit

I agree with the other Yelp reviewer this place is great. This is my second time visiting! The…read morefirst time was early on a Sunday morning; when everything else was closed. I was with my friend, who is vegan, and she really delighted in their vegan treats. We felt very comfortable here and ended up staying much longer than expected. The coffee was of a high standard. The only issue was parking as I had to park quite far away and walk down. Though it's worth the walk!!!! The second time was even more enjoyable than the first. This time, I visited on my own and indulged in a bowl of soup on a cold day. The soup was huge with two very nice slices of bread! They do a whole range of soup, salad, and sandwiches that are vegetarian, vegan, and meat lover friendly! They will even custom make sandwiches. The guy behind the counter (Charlie) was very nice and easy going. The best part of this coffee shop are the big glass windows that overlook the street. There's something very pleasant about watching the world go by with a cup of coffee. Overall, this is a fantastic coffee shop that hits all the right notes! I would definitely recommend stopping here if you're looking for a place to relax. It's a great addition to Walthamstow!

Top coffee spot in town small family run business with superb team serving coffee cakes sandwiches…read moreand many more

Visited on Monday for lunch with my mother. Tough critic…read moreindeed she gave her grilled chicken gravy and veg the home made 5 * seal of approval. Followed by apple crumble and custard she was over the moon n. I had spicy lamb burger and delicious chips.'excellent value for money. Can't wait for planned expansion coming up including cocktail bar.

ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!…read more It's a place I have been visiting for a good 7 years now and not once have I walked out thinking 'what on earth was that?'. The food is amazing, the music is great and the best thing of all is that it won't burn your pocket. I can't really think of a downside, If you're visiting East London and find yourself craving for some delicious Mediterranean food then this could be the right place.

Since moving to Leyton, Deeney's has easily become my favourite spot for breakfast. The staff are…read moreamazingly friendly and hardworking. The food is always great. I recommend the smoked salmon and avocado on toast :) They have a nice selection of teas and coffee, and everything on the menu is wonderful. It's a great place to come relax and enjoy a nice meal.

From the owner: Deeney's Cafe is a local cafe specializing in delicious breakfasts and lunches. Come and try our…read morefamous 'Macbeth' Haggis Toastie! Voted one of London's best sandwiches by Timeout and Evening Standard. Deeney's has a huge range of cakes and treats and offers speciality coffee from local roasters.

This is, without a shadow of a doubt, the best place on a Walthamstow morning to grab a coffee and…read morea fresh croissant - these inevitably sell out by 8.30am, there are plenty who'll second that. Art Café is one of a handful of Muslim-run cafés in the neighbourhood, all of which - to the continued surprise of some bemused locals - fail to serve sausage sarnies and bacon-and-egg breakfasts but provide a great line in non-alcoholic hot drinks and high-quality French patisserie. What's special about Art Café is its delicious Algerian coffee. A cup of this and a freshly-baked croissant will set you back £2 - half what you'd pay halfway along the Victoria Line. For lunch, Panini and baked potatoes, with fairly predictable but generous fillings of spiced/regular tuna, cheese, roasted vegetables etc, cost no more than £3.50. Service is friendly, the café relaxed and comfortable, and it's a stone's throw from Walthamstow Central. Don't wait until you get into town for your morning shot of caffeine!

This a a really nice cafe. The Paninis taste really good.. The spicy Chicken is the best!! Try it…read moreguys

Yup! This is a nice little greasy spoon in Tottenham of all places, its got a very quirky but…read moreincredibly relaxed interior loads of books to read (if you speak Turkish) and very hot good food and pleasant staff try it its a cool little place

A friend and I stopped in one day for a coffee and found this to be a very nice place. We had a bit…read moreof trouble figuring out what door to enter through but once we made it past that we were very happy with the friendly service and the good coffee. Inside they have a nice set of tables and chairs to sit back, relax, and enjoy a coffee. And, any dog-friendly place that lets people bring in their fuzziest family member is a good place in my books. On my second visit, I booked a half day in the downstairs desk sharing space and found it to be a handy place to work from when I need to change locations.

From the owner: Amazing cakes, danish's and all-day brunch.read more