It's a 4 star strictly for the way it looks. You're…read moreabsolutely immersed in 90's memories as soon as you walk in. The colors are bright red, green, yellow and blues. There's a fun Cereal photo op before you walk inside the cafe doors. The selection of cereal, although vast, it wasn't much that I haven't seen before. I was hoping for some bizarre or very rare cereals. I got a latte with fruit loops milk which basically just tasted like coffee with a few fruit loops on top. We also got two variety packs which is a selection of 8 cereals that you pick in itty bitty tiny bowls. My husband also got a large bowl of Trix. All this for almost 40 bucks. I get the gimmick but the price is still super high for just cereal. The setup is tight! Twin day beds to relax and eat a bowl of cereal on with bedsheets like looney toons, small old school TV'S playing save by the bell and so much amazing 90's music. Not to mention the Serial Killer posters like Hannibal and Dexter on the walls.

Average. As a huge cereal and icecream fan I was so excited to discover this place when on vacation…read morein Camden. However it was disappointing from the start as the service was awful (the lady at the register was just plain rude as I asked a few questions) and the pricing was SO not worth it. 7 euros for literally a bowl of cereal and then an additional 2.50 for a scoop of icecream on top. Like I said, I'm a huge cereal and icecream fan so I've been to many cereal/icecream cafes in the US that we're FAR superior. These places at least mix the icecream and cereal together.... unlike here where they just plop a scoop in a bowl. Would not return again.

Great quiche, smoothies and pastries. Friendly staff and nice environment. Worth a visit.read more

ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! The doughnut was really moist all…read morethroughout and the jam was really fresh. There was a variety of options to choose from including vegan options. Would definitely reccommend.

I've been to this place a number of times and have enjoyed their bagels but today I ordered a…read moresalmon and cream cheese bagel and it was the size of a small biscuit! I literally thought they gave me half a bagel before I opened the bag! And was charged 3 pounds for the pleasure!! I'm guessing times are pretty rough as their deli display is very lean. Makes me question the freshness of ingredients. Anyway I'll think twice about coming here again, unfortunately.

I've been going here since I was a kid. Even over time staff have changed and prices have gone up,…read moreit still has a welcoming and family run atmosphere. Go for a coffee or the lovely bagels, my fav is tuna and mayo, you will love them and not forgetting the banter with the lovely ladies. The bagels are soft, stuffed with your fav filling and cheaper than a bag of chips from across the road (well not entirely but you get what I mean). Happy days. If you're here in the area for a festival, show or an event make sure you a grab a quick bite to eat from here.

The little shop was surprisingly good despite it being a small place. I got the BBQ Meatball sub…read moreand it was good. Although the picture shows lots of cheese and I didn't get that. It also came with a free cookie which was good.

I'll admit it, when I saw that the waffle-and-smoothie kiosk where Argyll St meets Oxford St had…read morebegun selling Magic Corn, I definitely giggled. ("Healthy, Juicy, and Nutritious!" the little cartoon Corn Guy on the sign proclaims). Having now tried the delicious little cups of corn, though, and experimented with a variety of their flavourings, I am totally a fan. They still sell their same old waffles as well, but I would rather have a piping hot cup of crazily flavoured corn kernels any day. They somehow extract the kernels without cutting or puncturing the skin. So, each piece is a still-sealed, sweet, juicy, amazingly flavourful little packet of awesomeness. The sour cream & onion flavouring with no butter is my favourite, but I usually opt for "original" flavour (i.e., no flavouring. Just corn-flavoured. Because that's all it is.). I highly suggest waiting a minimum of 5 minutes before sampling your delicious little cup of corn because the inside juices are AMAZINGLY HOT. I have scalded my poor ol' tongue way too many times on these little bastards. OH MAN. In Googling "magic corn uk" to find their web address to list on Yelp, I was treated to a truly awesome low-budget, MIDI-soundtracked video on their website. It's a 6-7 minute introduction to How Corn is Made, and it's kind of hilarious. I highly suggest watching it. I learned all about the virtues of sweetcorn, "...one of the most fascinating varieties of corn!" as well as the nomenclature for the aforementioned cartoon corn cob... he's called Mr. Magic, in case you were wondering. Should you require multiple, possibly useless facts on the topic of corn harvesting in Malaysia, check out the website listed above. Your life will be all the richer for having done it. I've said the word "corn" too many times. It sounds funny in my head now.

During our lunch break, my friend and I were trying to figure out where to eat near Argyll St. We…read morewere walking, walking, walking, when all of a sudden I was hit with the devastating aroma of WAFFLES. All of a sudden I had to have one. I couldn't decide what I wanted (there's a decent array of toppings) so I ended up going with the plain for £2. The waffle was small-ish and came 'wrapped up' in a paper plate. It was crispy on the outside and slightly gooey on the inside. Normally that would concern me, as it would seem to be undercooked, but this one didn't bother me at all. In my head I compare it to the consistency of a perfect chocolate chip cookie - crunchy exterior, soft and chew underneath... ANYWAY, if you're looking for a sweet treat, check this place out.

Ordered: Banana & Biscoff Cookie Butter Crepe (~£7)…read more Aya's take: We were looking for a nice, light dessert to enjoy after dinner and La Crêperie de Hampstead was recommended by some locals we were with. The crepes are made fresh and they have so many sweet and savory options to choose from. We went with the Banana & Biscoff Cookie Butter Crepe which was unbelievably satisfying. Banana and cookie butter is such an amazing combination and the buttery crepe really brought it all together. There could've been more toppings throughout as most of the flavor was really in the middle (not the top) but other than that, it was a great try!

An amazing experience at a very unassuming creperie on Hampstead high street. Made to order, quick,…read moretasty and quality ingredients. Loved the mushroom asparagus combination. So glad I live far from it otherwise I would be there daily!!!

Egg bacon sausage sandwich was alright today. My coffee was not black like I ordered and was…read morehalfway full. Their fish and chips were not great when I went a few weeks ago. Not bad for a quick cafe, but I'm sure there are many comparable places nearby.

A nice cappucino but possibly the worst bacon and egg sandwiches in the history of breakfastdom. I…read moreseriously wondered if the bacon had ever been carved from pig. It was thin, greasy and wasn't so much fatty, but the meat and fat seemed to be mixed in. The egg had a smashed solid yolk. Does this man know nothing about the holy trinity of smoked back bacon, egg with runny yolk and buttered bread? Bermondsey is now hip, cool and full of financiers and media peeps, well this bit of it is, in the old days he'd probably have been stabbed by a local for serving something as awful as this.

Nice spot for a decent breakfast that comes in huge portions. Staff seemed friendly enough despite…read moreone other review saying otherwise. food was good, I got the #3 that came with sausage, eggs, blood sausage, beans and toast. Nothing to complain about. Eggs were cooked the way I like with runny yolk. Bacon was a little dry but otherwise good. And for the first time eating blood sausage, I'd say it was a pleasant experience.

A friend of mine lives in the area and she had heard about this restaurant from her flatmates. We…read moreate at around 10:30 am. The place was full, all tables were taken, which right away, was a good sign. We were seated fairly quickly as someone happened to be leaving. The menu offered a full English breakfast in three sizes--big, bigger and biggest. My friend and I both ordered "biggest," which consisted of two eggs, toast, two sausages, bacon, baked beans, tomatoes, a hash brown and a free tea or coffee. it seemed a little average-sized considering it was the "Biggest" option, but it was good and filling nonetheless. The place seemed to be popular, there were even groups of police officers and road workers, a sign that it was a local favorite. The price was the best part, 5 pound including the free coffee/tea.