Popped in early for a coffee. It&#39;s a proper local spot, full of Londoners grabbing breakfast. Opens at 7am, which is handy. Got a seat by the window, just watched the street wake up.

The matcha latte is authentic and not too sweet. The seats are really comfortable, which is a nice bonus.

The location&#39;s brilliant, just steps from the Tube. It&#39;s my go-to for a proper coffee when I&#39;m rushing. The space is small though, so you might have to wait a minute for a seat if you want to stay.

The ribs were spot on, just fell right off the bone. Really appreciated how they handled our allergies without a fuss.

The brie and bacon sandwich was the star. The cheese was perfectly melted and gooey, and the bacon had a nice crisp to it. Really hit the spot. Coffee was decent too.

A solid local Italian grocer. The selection is pretty good, with a decent range of cheeses and some nice fresh focaccia. The wines are fine too. It&#39;s a handy spot for those bits and pieces.

The shakshuka was incredible, so rich and filling. Eggs were perfectly runny, and the portion was huge. Coffee hit the spot too. Just a bit pricey for brunch, but I left stuffed.

Steffi&#39;s a gem. Got the iced latte she suggested, proper good. And the fish finger wrap&#39;s back on the menu, which is great news. Always a friendly chat when she&#39;s around.

Bella&#39;s a gem. Always smiling, helps you pick a drink when you&#39;re stuck. Makes the whole quick lunch run smoother. Friendly staff really makes a difference when you&#39;re in a rush.

Been coming here for ages. Their cappuccino is consistently good, much better than the chains.

Small space, mostly counter seating. Casual, unfussy vibe. Good for a relaxed lunch, or when you just want to focus on the food.

The restaurant offers a beautiful setting with a luxurious atmosphere, perfect for a special occasion or a relaxing evening.

Friendly staff, no doubt. But honestly, for the portion sizes you get, the prices are a bit steep. My main was tasty, but I was still peckish afterwards. You&#39;re definitely paying for the vibe here.

Love the location by the river for a relaxed brunch. Had the eggs benedict, which was spot on. Their house bloody mary was a great pairing, really kicked off the afternoon. Service was friendly and quick.

The hash browns in their full English breakfast are so good - crispy outside, fluffy inside. Really makes the meal. The rest of it was pretty standard, but those hash browns are a standout.

Tania&rsquo;s service is so lovely &mdash; she remembered our table from last time and made it feel like a proper catch-up spot.

The festive menu at this restaurant was delightful, with a nice ambiance inside. Although the service was a bit slow, the friendly staff made up for it.

Been coming here for years, and the morning buffet is still the reason. Under &pound;20, you get that solid mix of Malaysian dishes and your usual breakfast favourites. It&rsquo;s always consistent.

Connaught Patisserie offers a beautiful selection of pastries that are not only visually stunning but also delicious. The hot chocolate is rich and the quality of ingredients is evident in every bite.

Restaurant in The Connaught, Maybourne Hotel Collection

A real gem, that breakfast burger was the star. Juicy patty, the mushrooms were a nice touch. Salad on the side was fresh. Plenty of other tempting choices on the menu too. Will be back for the sweet options next time.

Bite Cafe is a hidden gem with a cozy atmosphere and friendly, welcoming staff. The food is delicious, especially the eggs Florentine, which I highly recommend!

Pleasant place to have a afternoon tea. Great staff a d service. Lovely selection of cakes. Truly stuffed after the whole 3 tier. The glass of fizz finished it off nicely.

Stopped in for a late breakfast and got the Acai bowl. Really liked the texture, not too icy, and the granola had a good crunch. The banana pudding was a nice sweet finish. Latte was solid. Ended up staying a couple hours to get some work done, very relaxed spot.

Such a lovely little spot! Only about ten tables, so it feels really intimate. The owners, Ina and Roberto, are so warm and friendly. Perfect for a chilled catch-up with a friend.

The lamb tajine was lovely, with a rich gravy full of almonds and dried fruits. The pita bread was fresh and perfect for scooping it all up.

Good oat milk latte. Pastries are decent. The industrial decor is a nice change of pace.

Found this place near Kensington High Street. The baklava was fresh, not too sweet. Good portion for the price, felt like a proper treat without breaking the bank. Coffee was strong, just how I like it. Sat there for a good hour, no rush.

Stopped in for a coffee and was really impressed. The espresso had a lovely, rich crema on top that I don&#39;t always find. It&#39;s a perfect little spot to warm up.

The English breakfast here is the main draw. Sausages are properly browned, eggs runny, and the black pudding has that coarse, iron-rich texture. Coffee&#39;s strong and cuts through the richness. Place could be a bit warmer on a cold day, but the plate itself is solid.

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