I love the cafe! Food is nice and people is very friendly. breads are really fresh more than I…read moreexpected. They serve fresh drinks and foods. Very comfortable place. I recommend for mothers who have kids. They have kids menu.

I stopped in here for some coffee after doing some shopping at the nearby Waitrose. I had seen it…read morewhile driving by, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered a cappuccino to go (it's my standard order). It was surprisingly tasty. The selection of food and drink looked pretty amazing too, but I passed today. They do have a selection of daily specials too. It's nice that there's such a place in a world of chain coffee shops.

I come here often. I like the rich tasty coffee. I like the very welcoming friendly atmosphere, and…read moreespecially the manager who makes sure you're comfortable when your there more than once a day.

This little cafe on the corner is so gorgeous inside and the food is amazing as well. Everything…read morewas well cooked and came quickly! I had a chicken pesto penne and an oreo vanilla milkshake which was amazingly made. They have a large selection of foods and they serve breakfast all day! The staff was friendly and nice, this cafe is a must for brunch!

While staying in Golders Green, we had the pleasure to have breakfast here three times in just one…read moreweek - yep, that's how much we liked it. They offer a variety of egg dishes, made to your liking, paired with veggies and breads, etc. Their avocado smash is delicious with some scrambled eggs. Our breakfast-brunches usually ran around £40-45 for 4 people, including coffees and macarons. The cafe is small, quiet, has many tables for 2 and 3 ppl, and a few tables that will seat 4-6. The vibe is chill, service is good, and the ladies running the place are lovely.

The owner of this quaint restaurant truly wants to please her customers…read more I was visiting family that lived close by. We went twice; once for lunch and a few days later, went back for breakfast! I highly recommend this gem!

Well established organic style bistro cafe. My family and…read morefriends all love this restaurant. The cuisine here is fist class and combined with the excellent service, charming atmosphere, and reasonable prices, this is definitely a place to stop off for breakfast or lunch.

This patisserie has a friendly staff and comfortable low key interior that has just the right…read moreatmosphere for a cafe/patisserie. It's a piece of Europe in Tally Ho. Most importantly the food is excellent. You can sit here without being hassled for as long as you want. It's great value. An oasis only during the weekdays.

We went there on a Saturday afternoon with my husband for the first time. From the very moment we…read morearrived, it was very busy, no seat were available so we were thinking to leave.Suddenly the staff asked us to have a seat.Very friendly. However they were really busy.I recommend you not to go on Saturday morning.... The food was really nice and fresh. We had a pastries which were "Apple tart" and "Cherry Financier" We both loved "Apple tart". Financier is okay but not for twice. We are really want to come back the cafe again.

Amazing breakfast and brunch/lunch!!…read more Tucked away off the main street, this hidden gem is super cosy and comfortable, perfect for sharing food, coffee and stories with a couple of friends. Fresh, super tasty and lots of rich flavours. We shared the vegetarian breakfast, pancakes with jam and maple syrup as well as the bread selection, all delicious! The cornbread is particularly tasty. I'd love a place like this in my own neighbourhood!

The ubiquitous coffee shop this is not. Every ounce of KrisKitch shouts "hand-crafted"…read more From the fabulous furniture - chat to the owner about where he sourced the butcher's block, the heavy wooden work benches and the retro chairs (it's astonishing that he didn't keel over after paying for the re-upholstery). To the delectable baked cakes and breads. Everything just feels so tactile and earthy. There's lovely light streaming in the huge front windows if you're sitting inside. Or sit out in the front in the sun. There are brollies in the summer and blankets in the autumn. Pointer - have the tea. Even if you feel like coffee, have the tea! Honestly it's an experience. An olive-wood board with a selection of painstakingly-sourced ingredients : honey, lemongrass, cardamom, fresh mint, cinnamon stick, the list goes on, and a pot of hot water. Yes, you have the option of using the dull little bag of tea leaves you ordered BUT you'll be sacrificing your ingenuity and an opportunity to create a flavour-extravaganza. Throw the bag away, you don't need it! Customers are overwhelmingly mums, grandparents and girlfriends meeting to natter. Recently I sat next to two laptops with people connected to them, but they're a minority.

I love Finchely Kitchen, Because…read more... Firstly I love the people in Finchely kitchen. They are extremely friendly. Every time I drop in, I feel happy. Secondly their food is very fresh, hot enough, and big portion. My favorite is their Burrito! It's enormous! Above all, I encourage you to try this heart warmed local business.

We just returned from a week in London and Cardiff, but I wanted to give a shout out to Finchley…read moreKitchen. As the only proper English breakfast we managed to take in during our stay in London, Finchley Kitchen was a fantastic example. The entire meal was well executed, correctly cooked and appropriately seasoned. We ordered the Traditional. They offer larger portion sizes of this breakfast, but the Traditional is a large amount of food on it's own and a great deal for the price. The owners were a very high-energy man and woman working the counter and grill. The decor is kind of 1950's/1960's post-war Baby Boomer look and feel, but with photos of punk pin-ups. It's definitely a unique look for a random cafe, but it works. Thank you again Finchley Kitchen for the fantastic meal and excellent service! We recommended you to some local American Ex-pats we were staying with, so hopefully they become regulars.

I liked this place! I popped in here for a quick lunch and it looked like the only semi- decent…read morecafe around. I opted for a vegetarian lasagne which was really quite tasty! The portion was really big and filling and it also tasted fresh - not dry. For the veggie lasagne and a can of Coke it came to around £5. A bit prices but hey, it's a one off! And the portion was MASSIVE! The staff were friendly and attentive when you walk in which was nice. Cute little place!

I am unfairly comparing this to the places you get in Soho that do excellent coffee and organic…read moresandwiches. Bittes tries to emulate this, but being in Finchley has to alter itself somewhat to cater for local tastes. Unfortunately it would appear the locals prefer burnt coffee. Everything else about this place is good, and admittedly it's called bites, not sips, but if you're going to have a coffee house you need to get the coffee right. Bites is so close yet so far! Come on guys, you can do better! :)

Nice local place with cheap prices. Food is normal but don't expect anything special. Chicken…read moreburger is not so tasty. Sirloin steak is good but not excellent. Place is alcohol free, so it is suitable for kids. Portions are huge.

A simple restaurant with excellent, well-prepared food. They're open 7 days a week. We ate there on…read moreEaster Sunday and Monday when most other eateries were closed. They have a wide menu of breakfasts, lunches, and dinners all day long. The owner and staff are very friendly and during our 3 days in Finchley, we ate there once a day for £6 to £9 each.

Cozy little cafe in the heart of Finchley, with additional seating room towards the back. They can…read moreaccommodate a lot more people than you would think from the outside. The menu here is lunch oriented, with sandwiches, salads, and some pasta dishes. Good vegetarian options and everything is available for takeaway. For meat lovers, try the meatball sandwich, covered in cheese!

Nice atmosphere and good service. I had an omelete with salad and freshly squeezed orange juice…read more(which just hit the spot on a hot day). Excellent food, though not sure why there was tinned corn on the salad - perhaps it is a local specialty of Church End, as the Finchkey Kitchen puts tinned corn on everything too. A reasonable range of beers, and overall, I'd really recommend this place.