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4 years ago
a wonderful friendly shop in Walthamstow well worth the visit - It doesn't look impressive but there's a lovely patio out back and the staff is wonderful read more
8 Chingford Road
London E17 4PJ
United Kingdom
Walthamstow
020 8527 3652
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http://www.buhlerandco.com
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What time does Buhler and Co open?
Buhler and Co opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Buhler and Co opens at 9:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Buhler and Co close?
Buhler and Co closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday.Buhler and Co closes at 10:00 PM on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Mon-Wed 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMThu-Fri 8:00 AM - 10:00 PMSat 9:00 AM - 10:00 PMSun 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Does Buhler and Co serve alcohol?
Yes, Buhler and Co serves alcohol.
Does Buhler and Co have parking?
Yes, Buhler and Co has parking options.
Does Buhler and Co have free WiFi?
Yes, Buhler and Co has free WiFi.
People searched for Cafes 1,124 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
Setting is ok, and food prices are moderate, food was nice though. Seems best for locals onlyread more
This is, without a shadow of a doubt, the best place on a Walthamstow morning to grab a coffee and…read morea fresh croissant - these inevitably sell out by 8.30am, there are plenty who'll second that. Art Café is one of a handful of Muslim-run cafés in the neighbourhood, all of which - to the continued surprise of some bemused locals - fail to serve sausage sarnies and bacon-and-egg breakfasts but provide a great line in non-alcoholic hot drinks and high-quality French patisserie. What's special about Art Café is its delicious Algerian coffee. A cup of this and a freshly-baked croissant will set you back £2 - half what you'd pay halfway along the Victoria Line. For lunch, Panini and baked potatoes, with fairly predictable but generous fillings of spiced/regular tuna, cheese, roasted vegetables etc, cost no more than £3.50. Service is friendly, the café relaxed and comfortable, and it's a stone's throw from Walthamstow Central. Don't wait until you get into town for your morning shot of caffeine!
This a a really nice cafe. The Paninis taste really good.. The spicy Chicken is the best!! Try it…read moreguys
This place is no longer in business. It is now called Sage…read more Called here for lunch mid week and I can only say that it it should be called "cafe slow". Waited nearly an hour to get food which was rubbish considering that we were the only people in there. The guy who I assume to be the owner also needs a little bit of help with the customer interface. However the food, when it eventually arrived, was good but for what the portion sizes was over priced. I guess that's why the place was empty?
It a nice cozy place with friendly staff. I have been to this place every day for 2 weeks because…read moreof the free internet (mine was getting fixed) and the staff was accomodating. They serve delicious cakes and all of them are worth trying. Carrot cake is my favourite! They have a wide variety of teas & English breakfasts available with a lot of healthy options to pick as well. A delightful place to go for breakfast or brunch!
Yup! This is a nice little greasy spoon in Tottenham of all places, its got a very quirky but…read moreincredibly relaxed interior loads of books to read (if you speak Turkish) and very hot good food and pleasant staff try it its a cool little place
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This is not a cute cafe. This is a greasy spoon, that happens to serve food and coffee (from…read moreinstant and from a proper espresso machine) and is also situation in a 'I can't believe my luck' location by the canal. It's also on the sunny side in the morning making it a perfect early wake up weekend destination. So last weekend I took my very shiny new bike (and my mister on his very shiny new bike) and cycled until I could cycle no more. We got outside the M25. We went to Hertfordshire. It was fun. On the way we discovered a host of cafes and pubs, this being one right at the beginning. I like it. Actually, I love it. But, I like places like this. You won't go here for a treat, you'd pop by if you were a local. Me likes!
A small little cafe right on the water that serves a decent latte - works for me. I haven't had…read morebreakfast yet, so my review might change based on that. But at the moment I'm liking this place. The service is a bit slow, so don't be in a rush. Instead plan to sit down and enjoy the outdoor seating near the water, and take your time to drink your coffee.
Photo. August 2013.
Brilliant food all the time , great food, lamb shank and the beef pies... so good. Veg options a…read moregood to. The coffee is great. Staff are nice.
Fantastic cafe that has taken over the large corner plot on hoe Stree/Jewel Road that used to be…read moreCopycats. The owner and staff are extremely friendly and relaxed, which makes it a great place to meet with a group of friends coming and going at different times. Their freshly made sandwiches are great - and try having them in their homemade pancake/wraps rather than bread - these are especially yummy. They have a complete freezer full of Movenpick ice creams, make 'candy' milkshakes (Mars Bar milkshake anyone?) and their cakes are extremely scrummy. oh yes - and they make a bloomin' good cup of coffee!
Great cafe for people on a budget but that doesn't mean they sell sub standard refreshments. Au…read morecontraire their coffee is way above your average Starbucks or Pret standard and the food is hearty and delicious. That's why it's packed at lunchtime. As a bonus the staff girls are friendly and efficient always ready to smile at my silly jokes. Kick ass!
Was wondering around, wanted coffee and cake... Nice place, friendly staff, beautiful cakes, love…read moreto come back on summer time, they have amazing backyard terrace :)
Nice, friendly greasy spoon style cafe owned by an ageing Italian couple who you'd want to adopt…read more Fantastic really
Since moving to Leyton, Deeney's has easily become my favourite spot for breakfast. The staff are…read moreamazingly friendly and hardworking. The food is always great. I recommend the smoked salmon and avocado on toast :) They have a nice selection of teas and coffee, and everything on the menu is wonderful. It's a great place to come relax and enjoy a nice meal.
From the owner: Deeney's Cafe is a local cafe specializing in delicious breakfasts and lunches. Come and try our…read morefamous 'Macbeth' Haggis Toastie! Voted one of London's best sandwiches by Timeout and Evening Standard. Deeney's has a huge range of cakes and treats and offers speciality coffee from local roasters.
Macbeth tostie, Haggis and cheese.
Smoked salmon and avocado on toast, and egg and bacon on toast. A latte and blueberry lemon tea to drink.
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Mudchute kitchen is based in mudchute city farm. The farm is free and has a wide range of animals…read moreto see, all set in a pretty green space. The farm and cafe is a very short walk from mudchute dlr station, so day out to the farm or just visiting the cafe is easy. staff were friendly and the food was good, although my one bad point is it needed seasoning and the tables had no salt or pepper. The quality of produce was very high. I can recommend this as a pleasent place for tea and ( home made ) cakes which looked very yum, lunch or breakfast.
An oasis. Twice as nice for being so unexpected in the middle of docklands/canary wharf. Great cafe…read morewith lots of good things made on the premises.
This place has won awards for its breakfasts, but the best thing about the place is its fabulously…read morerun down and eccentric decor. The walls are pasted with old posters and memorabilia, and if you're new to the place you'll spend most of your time there staring at the walls and ceiling, taking it all in. It's very 'diner' in style and this is pretty novel for Camberwell. They provide a fairly standard cooked brekkie and builders tea. A good experience.
I'm always looking for an exciting new local cafe, so when Pauline opened up I went to try it…read morealmost immedietly. I was impressed by its chic decor- with its little white wooden chairs and bunting outside it really looks the part and is nice to sit in there, and in terms of the service, the staff are generally quite welcoming and friendly. The food is decent, but I found out that it isn't fresh, and has instead been brought in from the high-street chain Paul, as apparently they have some kind of deal. I found this a little disappointing from a boutique-cafe like this, but overall it is still a good, fairly cheap little cafe.
This is a small cafe in a great location, situated just off the a13 motorway and situated right…read morenext to newham leisure centre. Most trade is through building workers and anyone just needing a break. They sell a huge selection of breakfast,lunch and dinner.Plus they sell tea,coffee or soft drinks. The staff are very friendly but do take there time which can be a bit long. Food takes a little longer than average to come to your table. Excellent quality food so worth the wait. Parking is terrible as it has no car park, you cant park on the road as its a bicycle lane so the only place to park is back streets which are always full. However i would reccommend this place for a quick bite to eat.
This is a great little cafe situated in an adult education building. Rafik, who runs the business,…read morealways provides an excellent service with a wide selection of snacks and main meals too suit all tastes. Rafik is very good in offering not just the standard fare, but tailoring his service to individual tastes. He does great cakes as well The cafe is conveniently located near to the Thames and some good pubs as well as a delightful park
Hello, I popped in for a full english breakfast today and…read morewas really impressed. Not only was it delicious but the staff were fantastic. I saw three members of staff and each one had a huge smile which was really refreshing. The layout of the shop itself is lovely, really light and spacious and the staff have created a lovely atmosphere in there. Thumbs up! Many Thanks Nicola
Miracles is really great although not a great secret. Food is always delicious and the service is…read moreusually very good too. It is likely to be very busy, sometimes a little too busy as it can get a little too loud to chat. But I do think that it shows how many people love this place and with good reason, the winning combination of good food, good staff and relaxed vibes.
What a great cafe in Chase cross Road good food friendly staff olive Tree cafe at good pricesread more
Nice little cafe. Open about 6 months from the time of this review. Several sandwiches and paninis…read moreof the type you'd expect: smoked salmon and sour cream, chorizo and prosciutto, goat's cheese and pesto, etc. All around the £4-£5 mark. They've also got home-made soup, good coffee, and all-day breakfasts on the weekend. Friendly little spot with a few tables inside and just room for one out on the pavement. It's right on the busy St Mary's/South Ealing Rd, though. Not bad for a quick sandwich, not a place that's nice to linger given the nearby traffic. The desserts looked great, though I didn't try any today. Kid-friendly; they have high chairs.
I've been here for breakfast a few times and really enjoyed it. The cafe has a television, bar and…read morelovely garden at the back. Service has always been friendly and food reasonably priced. I think it's one of the nicer looking cafes in the area.
Small, independently-run coffee shop and cafe, serving a wide range of home-made sandwiches, rolls,…read moretoasted paninis, cakes etc as well as hot and cold drinks. Friendly staff. Not a bad latte here, and with the big bonus that it's not a 'chain' cafe, so prices are rather more modest - for example, a bacon and egg baguette with a tea or coffee is £3.95. Friends working nearby are regular users. They have seating inside and out and, while the view isn't very exciting, it is right next to the Church Street stop of Croydon Tramlink.