Although their hours have changed considerably, with them only being open until 4 on the weekdays,…read more6 on Saturdays, and being closed on Sundays, coming here is still always a treat. Their signature Vienna coffees remain some of the most decadent caffeinated concoctions in the area. They also have a delicious pastry selection baked fresh every day, from pistachio croissants to fluffy cinnamon buns. The space remains a bit rough to relax in given the limited seating and wooden chairs and tables, but in this area, you'll probably be eager to get into your next shopping trip or show, anyway.

I visited Qubic Cafe recently for a coffee. My first impressions were that it was clean and modern…read more Somebody had gone to a lot of trouble to create a trendy environment and it works beautifully. The theme is wood and frankly it's a really nice place to enjoy a coffee and the coffee was delicious and the staff were welcoming. There are a couple of personal downsides for me though. One is that my bony bum appreciates cushions so the wooden surface became uncomfortable very quickly. The second is that the music was not pleasant to listen to. It was a little too loud for my liking. These two issues shouldn't put anyone off going there though. As I said, they're personal to me. However there were other problems. I asked for a hot, skinny milk latte. They don't have skinny milk, only full cream or oat milk. During the debate about the milk the fact that I requested my coffee to be hot was forgotten so it arrived luke warm. As I said, the coffee was delicious but it wasn't hot as I'd asked. I could have taken it back but I just felt awkward about doing that which of course was down to me. I'm well aware that small businesses like this one work very hard to get them up and running and I don't want to put anyone off dropping in here. They deserve to succeed and I hope that they do. Incidentally my phone wouldn't work there so wifi would have been nice but maybe I'm pushing things a bit too far.

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.

Right around the corner from the Regent Street Apple store, this place was a total madhouse on a…read moremid-week evening. Possibly because one of the theatres nearby had just emptied when I was there The usual Starbucks that they have millions of here in the UK. Cooler of drinks and pastries and sandwiches, overpriced and overroasted coffee drinks, and free wifi with plentiful power outlets.

I drank the best cappucino at Starbucks I ever drink ! If you like cappucino, you can't miss it,…read moreand if you don't like it, try this one :) They also have very good sandwich, wrap and salads and delicious pastry! I love their muffin and carrot cake!

A quaint coffee shop in a lovely area, it appeared to have more locals than tourists. The baristas…read morewere very friendly and had good service. The baked goods served were creative and fresh. I was served a brilliant cappuccino. Would definitely go back.

Terrific breakfast and the owner and staff were wonderful. The coffee was great and the freshly…read moresqueezed juice was phenomenal.

Good coffee with a tasty egg burrito with full of great ingredients and they have a lot of fresh…read morepastries.

Great little coffee shop located off the beaten path of central London, walking distance to the…read moretower bridge. The pastry selection is awesome and the coffee is very well done. Would highly recommend if you're in the area.

A decent old fashioned cafe seems to be a dying breed in London, especially in the W9 area…read more I lived in the area for years before I ventured into this cafe. Now I just love coming here. I loove the fact, you get your mug of tea with the teagbag still in it, so that you can have your tea as weak or strong as you like, complete with ramekins on the table to desopse them in (I'm sure they are the same as the ones I had my Marke and Spencer Creme Brulee in the other night). What I like is that you can get your basic hangover food at a reasonable price and tastes good at the same time. The cafe itself is clean and light, with the formica tables you would expect at such an establishment. Love it!

I stayed at an AirBnB across the street from Sandros for a week, and I visited Sandros thrice. It's…read moretruly fantastic. The food is delicious, and well priced and the service is friendly and fast. I loved the mushroom and cheese toasts, and the freshly squeezed orange juice. The eggs were always cooked to perfection.

Crammed. Rustic. Charming. Overflowing. Amazing coffee. Gourmet foods. I love the individuality of…read morethis shop. 3 customers in the shop at once and it's pure chaos. I have no idea how the staff make and serve the food they do and still keep smiling. Service is always very friendly. Aside from the pates, imported Pierre Marcolini chocolate, oils and deli foods, they do stunning salad boxes and tasty sandwiches with fillings that spill over. My favourite is the goats cheese and grilled aubergine with balsamic. Slightly above everyday lunch prices but worth supporting an enterprise that is passionate about high quality food.

Service is great and friendly. The atmosphere and layout makes the setting very relaxing. It's an…read moreescape from the buzzing streets of spitalfield market. I feel like I'm in a different European city. The flat white is below average, a Nespresso could beat it (I think the milk was burnt). The Pierre Marcolini signature hot chocolate is tasty if you like dark chocolate. But it is not worth £5.75. I wouldn't race back here for seconds anytime soon. Still a good place to read a book or a chat with a mate.

The Oscar Wilde Bar at Hotel Café Royal dates back to 1865 and with its gilded interiors, mirrors…read moreand ornate Louis XVI decor, is probably London's most opulent setting for Afternoon Tea. A perfect fit for the awe-inspiring universe of Van Gogh afternoon tea experience. Experience the brilliance of one of history's greatest artists and immerse yourselves in the creative mind of Van Gogh. They will take you on a historical magical tasting journey through his most famous art works. In partnership with one of the most successful global immersive exhibitions to date. The Van Gogh afternoon tea will be served in the Oscar Wilde Lounge. Located in the Hotel Cafe Royal, in the heart of London's West End between Mayfair and Soho. Reservations is a must! Cheers

The pastry is so good, not too sweet, in good shape, but the staffs are …read more... I would buy take away anytime.