I've been coming here for 18 months or so now and would like to say that the breakfasts are…read moreconsistently excellent along with the customer service. The waitress remembered I didn't have milk in my tea from the 1st time I'd been there! There wasn't any hassle about changing the fixed breakfast to suit my food intolerances. You get the big fat 'proper' sausages too. In fact, all the ingredients are of a high quality. All this and it's one of the cheapest cafes around! Couldn't recommend it highly enough. They are so friendly I feel like one of the family! My only regret is that I can't get there often enough!!

Nice cool funky Coffe shop that doubles as a music store as well...read more

When I first started coming to the art town cafe I loved it and I came very regularly but then it…read morestarted to downfall ever since. For starters the new layout is terrible because if you're sitting in a certain place in the cafe you barely get asked for more drinks Secondly the food takes a very long time to come and so do drinks even though it's mainly water or coke for me And lastly the staff are very flirtatious, one of the staff members began flirting with me and preceded to whisper in my ear disgraceful..

Can't believe someone finally gets it! As you could see from my other reviews, I was getting fed up…read moreof uninspiring cafes in Enfield. Chain coffee houses or cafes with very little thought put into atmosphere to making it a place you want to hang out in. Zippola has really raised the bar for cafes in Enfield and cafe owners are going to have to work very hard to keep up with their creativity, coffee skills and interior design. The cafe itself is a fantastically put together space with vintage furniture and cosy lighting. I particularly like the water bar as a vintage bar with whiskey decanters. I'm sure I could spend all day in there. Food is great and coffee is really great. Keep it up zippola!

Our first time for breakfast and had a pleasant experience! The ambiance makes one feel at home. If…read moreyour place is limited in space to entertain or have get togethers, Zippola can accommodate. You have living room space with comfortable sofas, and dining room with antique furnishings that adds character /warmth. For breakfast we ordered cappuccino/americano coffees, scrambled eggs/bacon/toast, and eggs benedict. Service is friendly. Music is not too loud, folks can have their own private conversations without a need to yell. This will definitely be a place for us when we visit relatives in Enfield. Note: free wifi

Our most local cafe so handy to try. Very nice coffee, friendly laid back staff who make you feel…read morewelcome and don't pressure you to leave. Have also had breakfast here which was really good. It's a Portuguese establishment so I think you can order some Portuguese specialties. All together it's the best and only nice cafe up this end of Enfield. Update; ive decided to change my review because the truth is I never go to this cafe anymore. I think its because although the staff are really nice and there really isn't that pressure to leave, the actual atmosphere doesn't really entice me back. What me and OH are really looking for in this area is one of those cafes with reclaimed furniture, rather than PU leather dining chairs. Pictures from local artists (of which there are loads!) and fresh flowers. Home made food rather then just deli sandwiches. I'm thinking soups, stews, baked eggs, cakes, biscuits etc. That would entice me and really put Enfield on the map. Maybe open in the evening or for the early morning commuters? Keep the coffee though. The coffee is great.

My mum wanted to try this place and we went there for a quick lunch. My first impression was that…read morethe place wasn't very clean, second the cakes didn't look very fresh. We decided to order the soup of the day which was tomato soup. We sat down inside the cafe. We were very surprised when the guy started opening two tins of heinz tomato soup. We were shocked but didn't say anything. What he did was he just poured the soup into plastic plates and put them into the microwave and then the "soup of the day" was ready. We paid £6.00 for two soups. They need to learn the term soup of the day which means freshly prepared soup ready to be served. I wouldn't recommend this place to my friends.

Mmmm, breakfast! I…read morethink an English breakfast is the best breakfast and the Cheshunt Pond Cafe doesn't disappoint. There are many choices for breakfast, including four vegetarian options (all are delish!). The cafe itself is very small, but clean and friendly. Outside seating is available for warm spring days. Service is quick, prices are low and breakfast is served all day. What more could you want? Lunch and dinner are served as well though I have yet to try it. I intend to do that soon!

I've eaten here a few times. I can only describe the food here as average. I found it to be quite…read moregreasy and not that tasty. The menu is very fairly priced and you do get served large portions. You get served quickly and the staff are friendly enough.

Food here is ok but the portions are like child's portions…read more Decor is good and they always have great music playing. I've been here a few times and have no complaints about the service. The low rating from me is really just down to the tiny amounts of food they serve. I always come away hungry.

Great service and great food. Recommend for everyone of all ages but it does come to a price as…read moreeverything else does in this world but you can't blame them as the service is very good.

I wasn't sure what to order and they were super friendly and walked me through the menu and helped…read moreme decide. Ultimately I'm not sure I chose well, but if I was back in the neighborhood I would probably go there again.

The coffee is very rich and flavorful. This is the only coffee I drink now. I think everyone should…read moretry it at least once.

Solid and reliable food from this well-run, bright, clean and spacious cafe. Cottage Pie, Fish &…read moreChips, bacon rolls, sausage butties . . . name a dish from the british caff lexicon, and I'm pretty sure this place does it. We arrived hungry and thirsty the owners spotted this straight away and immediately offered us some lovely buttered toast to keep you going as they told us (and it was free of charge!). The hugest amount of tea swiftly followed and was nice and strong too. Our bacon rolls were lovely thick cuts of bacon, not that watery stuff. The bread from toast to rolls was quality stuff. The service was friendlly, warm and welcoming. There are daily lunch specials lamb chops with chips, peas and gravy when we were there prices are incredibly reasonable and the service superb. The Narrowboat Cafe makes a great starting point for any walk into the Lee Valley Park. We left it feeling very well looked after. Our comment, amongst ourselves, was 'why do people bother going to MacDonald's when you can get food as good as this?'. Please go to the Narrowboat Cafe next time you're in this neck of the woods.

This was my go to spot my entire vacation. The food was amazing! All freshly made to order. The…read moretraditional breakfast was a must have. Service was absolutely superb, I had no desire to explore the many other options in the area. This spot is a must do!

I often stop in here to grab a quick coffee on weekends when I'm heading into London. It's directly…read moreon the way to the train station, so it's quite easy to pop in. Plus the coffee is much better than the free stuff they give you at Waitrose. I'd much rather pay the £1.80 for a drink than get a crappy free drink. So yay for them! They also do breakfast and lunch, and I keep thinking we should try the breakfast out sometime, but we've never been in. But it always looks nice, and on the weekends there are always several people in there eating. The staff is always really friendly and welcoming when I come in as well.

The farm's tea shop does the best breakfast I've had in the area…read more I went for poached eggs on toast with a couple of 'Speldhurst' sausages on the side. The breakfast menu is simple but the quality of the core produce is way better than anything I've tasted nearby - to date. I've also experienced a number of poached egg disasters at restaurants recently, but these guys nailed it. Hallelujah for the soft warm yolky loveliness... The service was great too - young and friendly staff who were happy to serve and help. I didn't get to see the lunch menu so can't comment on this, but I was also intrigued to learn that Masterchef finalist Chris Georgiou uses this place for a gourmet burger night which takes place from Wednesday - Saturday called Gastronomical. I'll be giving that a try for sure.

As a tea room-cum-cafe this place is a snap post walking nearby Trent Park. Sourcing ingredients…read morelocally is a plus. My first trip here I choose the vegetarian soup which was broccoli and Stilton while my wife also went veggie soup with their vegetable soup. Both hit the spot. Service was quick and friendly despite being busy. We'll be back! NB - Wednesday to Saturday evening the venue is taken over by Masterchef finalist Chris Georgiou with Gastronomical serving burgers and desserts. We will have to give that a go!!