The conservatory is a lovely spot, though it can get a bit chilly. The hot chocolate is just right for that.

Friendly welcome and the cakes look great. Had the avocado toast on olive bread - really liked the bread, good texture. Flat white was solid. Sat in the sunny courtyard, very pleasant.

Nice and quiet spot even when it&#39;s packed. Found a table at the back, away from all the market noise. Just what I needed for a quick lunch break.

Lovely, homely spot. The outdoor seating was perfect for a warm evening. I had a glass of their house red with the pasta special&mdash;simple but a really nice pairing. The mix of regulars and newcomers gives it a good vibe.

Decent spot for a casual catch-up by the river. Grabbed a coffee and a croissant with a friend, and the bill was pretty fair for the location. The view is the main draw, really. Just a nice, low-key place to hang.

The Middle Eastern breakfast plate was spot on. They had a nice selection of Turkish wines that paired really well with it.

The hash benedict was spot on. Perfectly poached eggs, the hollandaise had a nice zing, and the corned beef hash was crispy without being dry. That&#39;s why the place is always packed. I&#39;ll be back to tackle those pancakes next.

The healthy menu section is a nice touch. Had the breakfast smoothie today, it was really refreshing. Fresh juice options looked good too.

Decent coffee, better than the chains nearby. Tea and scone for under &pound;6 is fair for London.

The coffee here is roasted in-house. It&#39;s got a really nice, smooth flavour, not bitter at all. I just come for that. The downstairs is fine, but honestly, I&#39;m only paying attention to the cup in front of me.

Stopped in for breakfast. The full English was pretty good, everything tasted fresh. Service was decent too, though the coffee could have been a bit hotter. A solid start to the day.

Been coming here for years, and the lattes are always a solid size. Not those tiny cups you get elsewhere. Keeps me coming back, honestly.

Lovely chilled spot for a weekend lunch. The food was good, but the real star was the wine list. They had a fantastic local Pinot Noir that paired beautifully with my steak. A bit pricey, but the sommelier knew his stuff.

Popped in for a quick lunch, the chicken and avocado sandwich was spot on. What really hit the mark was their house iced tea&mdash;crisp and not too sweet, a perfect match for the sandwich on a warm day. Service was friendly as always.

Popped in for a flat white. It was good, nice and strong. But honestly, for the price, I was expecting a slightly larger cup. Felt a bit small for what you pay. The place itself is lovely and cosy though.

Popped in for a solo lunch, got the Caesar salad. It was fresh and tasty as always. But for &pound;14, the portion felt a bit on the small side for a main. Left me wanting just a little more.

The waffles here are spot on, crisp outside and fluffy inside. Good selection of hot and cold drinks to go with them. The space is comfortable, not cramped. A solid spot for a quick business breakfast or a casual meeting.

Been coming here for years. The view from the patio in summer is still the best around. Food is solid, fresh ingredients done right. A bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for that spot.

Their turmeric shots are a must for me. The carrot, coconut &amp; ginger soup was just right for a chilly afternoon - really hit the spot. I like how the space feels, it&#39;s got a nice relaxed vibe.

A great spot to bring my dog. The vibe is super chill, perfect for getting a bit of work done with a coffee. It does get a bit cramped when it&#39;s busy though.

The chicken pesto wrap is solid, loads of filling. It&#39;s family-run so there&#39;s usually a queue, but it moves quickly.

The coffee is always good and they have dairy-free options. The hot chocolate is really nice too.

The owner is so welcoming. His scratch-made dishes paired perfectly with a glass of their house red. Great atmosphere.

Simon the owner is so friendly, really makes you feel welcome. This place has such a good vibe for catching up with mates. The food is fresh and tasty, I had a great sandwich. A proper local spot.

Great pour-over selection here. The fruity, juicy beans they rotate through are a nice change from the usual dark roast.

Spotted it near Earls Court station. The almond croissant was lovely, and the seats were comfy enough to linger a while.

Valentina remembered my nut allergy from last time, which was really thoughtful. She suggested the grilled chicken salad, no nuts, and it was a good portion for the price.

Service was on point even with a full house. Staff were friendly, kept things moving, and didn&#39;t make us feel rushed at all. 👍

The coffee is pretty good and the staff are lovely. Just a bit pricey for London, and they sometimes use paper cups even if you&#39;re eating in.

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