Solid coffee spot. Hot drinks are good, solid pastry selection. Staff friendly, wifi works. Just a bit cramped inside.

The gingerbread latte is the standout. Real spice, not just syrup. The foam holds up, doesn&#39;t go flat. Coffee&#39;s good too, but that latte is the one I keep going back for.

The cheese and ham toastie is my new favourite. They make it fresh, so the bread is perfectly crispy and the cheese is all melty. Staff were really attentive too, checking in just at the right moment.

The seafood pie and beet salad I ordered were flavorful and filling, setting a new standard for museum caf&eacute;s. Despite the busy atmosphere, the experience was enjoyable and worth a return visit.

Managed to snag a walk-in table! The pan y fruta was a lovely surprise, really fresh and vibrant.

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This cafe offers excellent service and the food quality is outstanding. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great dining experience.

Was our first afternoon tea in London and while reading uther reviews we were a little worried as some folks seemed to have mixed experiences.  However our experience was perfect.  The service and ambience were great and the tea and food were amazing. So very glad this was our first afternoon tea as it a memory we will carry for ever

Restaurant in The Montague on the Gardens

Service was prompt and attentive. Coffee arrived in under ten minutes, still piping hot. The vibe is perfect for a quiet morning with a book or some laptop work. They even had a decent breakfast wine list, which was a pleasant surprise.

Our waiter was amazing , tentative but not too over tentative, food was in abundance and the savouries were lovely, particularly the salmon quiche. So much nicer than the usual salmon sandwiches! The restaurant itself has a 1990&rsquo;s feel about it, not really to my taste but I guess it&rsquo;s aimed more at families and kids! Great afternoon tea!

Stopped by for a quick lunch. The menu&#39;s huge, had the beef stew. Really filling, couldn&#39;t finish it all. Good spot if you&#39;re hungry.

very wonderful  meals that one can  be able to enjoy

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Lovely little spot, really cosy. The staff are so friendly and welcoming - it just makes you feel at ease the moment you walk in. A nice, warm atmosphere for a chilled evening.

Asrin Chopani was so welcoming, really set a lovely tone. Her warmth made the whole evening feel relaxed. I had a glass of their house red with the lamb, and the pairing was spot on. A very pleasant visit.

The Reuben here is my new go-to. The meat was so tender, and the bread had this nice crisp to it. Just the right amount of cheese and kraut so it wasn&#39;t too heavy. A solid lunch spot!

Perfect for a quick catch-up over coffee! The staff were lovely and the food came out fast. Just a bit cosy inside, tables are close.

The English breakfast was generous and delicious. Staff were kind and quick, which made for a really comfortable visit.

When I booked this, it escaped me that it was situated in the Caf&eacute; Royal Hotel. What a beautiful setting, on the balcony of the main reception to the hotel; and what history. Adorning the walls are memorabilia of days gone by and the rich and famous, who frequented the hotel. For instance, adjacent the dining area is an annexe that was home to the final performance of David Bowie as his alter ego, Ziggy Stardust. Elsewhere, there are pictures of Lulu, Mick Jagger and Lou Reed and many others. We chose to eat from the set menu and the food was superb. Service was swift without being rushed, and tables are well spaced so even when busy there is no feeling of being cramped, indeed quite intimate at our generous round (as many of them are) table. I would thoroughly recommend this restaurant as a must see place, and we&rsquo;ll be back too as it&rsquo;s just too good for a one off visit. As a post matinee theatre dinner, this was perfect for us, a haven in an otherwise bustling area of London.

Had the full English breakfast here. Portions are generous for the price, and the staff were really welcoming. The bacon was cooked just right, not too crispy. A solid, classic breakfast spot.

A decent spot for a quiet coffee. The selection of savouries and cakes is fine, and the location is pretty good. Coffee portions are generous. It felt a bit tucked away, but that adds to the relaxed feel.

A solid spot for a quick bite before a flight. The scones were good, tea was hot. Full breakfast and tea service available. Prices are fair. Convenient location made it a repeat stop for me.

The seafood linguine was the standout. Fresh clams, perfectly al dente pasta, a light but flavourful white wine sauce. Really hit the spot. They do have a decent gluten-free pasta option too, which is good to see. The place was packed, so things did take a while.

Flat white&#39;s always on point. Kennedy&#39;s a legend, makes you feel right at home. Good spot to park up with the laptop for a bit. Quick, no fuss.

Nice quick lunch spot. The chicken schnitzel came out fast and was crispy. Good portion for the price. Staff were friendly, got my order right away. The brownie was decent, a bit dry though. Solid for a quick bite.

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