If you are in crayford and fancy a good wholesome food or a quick breakfast you cannot go wrong…read morewith Bubble's, the service is quick, the food is good and in a perfect location between Crayford Tower Retail centre & Sainsbury's. Very good value for money Highly Recommended.

This is a fairly decent little coffee shop, sure it's a heartless chain that's probably putting…read morepeople out of business but hey, they do a good latte. Nothing that outstanding about it, reasonably priced, decent coffee, relaxed atmosphere and some comfy leather chairs. Pretty much all you need from a coffee shop, they do have some nice artwork in there too!

A nice little place to go have a drink and eat. A very easy place to get to in a busy area so its…read moregreat if you have gone out and you want a rest somewhere. Nice drinks at reasonable prices and a wide range of food and snacks. The staff are really friendly and the place has a really nice atmosphere.

A really sweet cake shop (no pun intended!) with an excellent selection of pastries and savouries…read more They also have a sickeningly sweet North Kent speciality colloquially known as the 'Gypsy Tart' - a kind of lethal whipped and fluffy caramel in pastry. A cafe at the back offers civilised lunches and snacks with a good selection of coffees and teas during opening hours. Service is always good and the bill never comes as a shock. A treat.

Eggs Florentine with bacon and a cup of cappuccino. This was the weekly supplement we looked…read moreforward to on a Saturday afternoon. Although a busy dining room meant a longer wait for our meals, it was still worth it. The only sandwich we've ever tried in the deli is the chicken tarragon, we really enjoyed it because the portion was perfect. Bakery goods were mediocre and definitely weren't produced by themselves. Sausage rolls were dry and probably more than a day old.

I have only been here once but i have to say their sandwiches and their rolls are very nice indeed…read more The one thing that caught my eye though, and it's going to sound silly i know, is that they serve crisps with the sandwiches and rolls which i found is actually pretty neat, as i love crisps with my sandwiches. Price's are good too, and the staff are very friendly.

I go here for my lunch at work most days. They have started a 'roll of the day' which is a…read morebrilliant idea only costing you £1.99. They do such a large variety of fillings and you can also make it a meal deal. My favourtie has always been the chicken mayo with salad. They also serve soup, jacket potatoes, sauage rolls, pasties, tea and coffee and lots more! There are a few tables and chairs when you can sit down and eat it although the food for sitting in is dearer that it would be to take away. The service is always very quick and polite I sometimes wonder how they remember everyones order. Brilliant service, very tasty food!

This small cafe in the middle of Southchurch Village is a little gem. It's a proper neighbourhood…read morecafe but very trendy too (it is, after all, in the village). The exterior is hot pink and blue and the interior is all pale wood, smooth lines and huge pictures of flowers. It has changed hands twice in the past few years and the last change-over led to a decline in service, but thankfully that's been rectified. They're open Monday to Saturday day-time only, although they do sometimes trial Friday and Saturday evening openings with live music. I guess it never proves popular enough because they go back to day-time only after a few weeks. In addition to the tasty food, they always have a selection of fantastic home-made cakes and pastries so it's a nice place to stop by for a coffee and something sweet. It can get very busy, especially during weekends in the summer when the rear garden is jammed with people enjoying leisurely lunches. The service can be painfully slow, but it's all part of the laid-back vibe so you have to just accept it, sit back and relax.

This used to be a fantastic place for coffee, lunch or a meal. In fact we had our wedding reception…read morethere which was fabulous. Sadly since the cafe was taken over a couple of years ago things have gone down hill. There is no longer access to the rear garden - sitting out the front on one of the busiest roads through town is not that appealing. Also the standard of food has deteriorated - cheap baked beans the most noticeable! Inside the decor is not what it was. Some of the tables seem scorched and past their best, and the fake flowers would be better not bothering with. Having said that the service is good, and it is child - friendly with high chairs and a children's menu

Once you've stumbled across it, you can hardly believe this place exists. A true Italian café,…read morecomplete with a sleekish sheen, smack on rough-around-the-edges Roman Road; it's almost mind-boggling. Yet, spectacularly, there it is, and it's the real deal. Expect friendly, familiar and helpful counter-service. Expect espresso, cappuccino, even flavoured lattes that are strong, authentic, and worth-sipping. And perhaps most marvelously, expect the best panini in the whole of London. That's a pretty lofty list of expectations to jot down, I realize, but oh, I am so not kidding on that last point. I dream of these panini: substantial, delectably filled, toasted to crispy perfection, and then wrapped up in white parchment like a wonderful present you can't wait to open. Make sure they make you one on the focaccia so that you can savor the depth of flavour and airy texture that the olive oil-laced bread imparts. I almost always go for the roasted vegetables and sun dried tomatoes combination - then ask them to add fresh mozzarella. Divine. I mean, where else in London can such edible excellence be had for less than four pounds?? Caveats: As I said, the place is authentically Italian, which tends to mean the service is slow (but worth it!). Also, I would avoid ordering ice blended coffees here; they usually come out extremely weak and watery - again, authentically Italian, Starbucks this is not. And don't forget (as I have) they're closed on Sunday... most, most unfortunately.

Chicchi is a fabulous Italian café at the middle intersection of Roman Road. Although a café it has…read morea cool, sophisticated feel to it and the menu selection is excellent. For sandwiches and toasties there is a great selection of breads and fillings. They also do a good range of hot meals like, lasagne and carbonara. For those feeling a little naughty the cakes are lovely with a few traditional Italian options to try. The price is very reasonable and they have a few computer terminals in the back for internet access. Chicchi is a great café and totally unexpected for the area.

Making a huge, big comeback to there wonderful store and adding new products and a slushy machine…read morein service

There isn't too much to say about Sandwich Express except for it being a great stop off when you…read morewant an easy lunch with a friend. They make some great sandwiches and baguettes and make a nice coffee sorted!