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.

Fantastic cafe! Hot tasty food with good clean seating and reasonable prices, recommendread more

If you like a big breakfast this is a great place. The…read moreplates are huge, the prices is good. English breakfasts any way you like it. Nice friendly service.

A lovely coffee shop with outside seatingoverlooking the square in Woolwich town centre…read more Good coffee and a wide selection of rolls, paninis and cakes. A great place to grab porridge and honey on the way into work too.

This is a good value "workingman's" cafe near to Whipps Cross Hospital. If you need to visit the…read morehospital, eat here, it's cheaper and better value. You get a great "full English", sandwiches, filling main meals, omlettes, and desserts. The clientele are mostly in the building trade and so you are guaranteed great value and large portions.

Quick glance: + cheap and no frills takeaways…read more+ panini is hot and crispy - pricing a bit random Full review: Tuckers is nestled in Fetter Lane and offers cheap toast, sandwiches, baguettes, panini, jacket potato, chips, coffees, tea and the likes. It's a takeaway place and the quality is OK - you get what you pay for. Compared with the cafes and restaurants next door, Tuckers offer a great alternative for cheap breakfast and lunch. What I liked about Tuckers was the ham and cheese panini I ordered. OK, so the ham and the cheese tasted cheap, but at least they took care to cook my panini long enough so it was hot and crispy (rather than warm and soggy like I've had from another sandwich shop in the area). The two guys who work in the kitchen are really friendly too. However, I have no idea how the pricing works, as what is charged doesn't seem to match with the menu, but it's only off by a few pence so no big deal.

Bloody cheap greasy spoon breakfast…read more after cycling from Brixton to the City after a fasting cholesterol test, I was starving. lo and behold, for £3.75, Tuckers managed to get 2 sausages, 2 eggs, 2 bacon, and a pile of baked beans into a polystyrene container, thus undoing all the good I'd done with exercise over the last weeks. 80p tea (it is the City after all) and coffee. No frills. Decent, but definitely on the greasy side.

This is a typical english style cafe, the staff are very friendly and the food is reasonably priced…read moreand tasty. Varied menu, sandwiches , grills, all day breakfast, etc. I had the gammon steak which i cant fault at the price. The place is clean but a little warm today.

It's surprising that there aren't more cafes in Epsom as this place does a good brisk breakfast…read moretrade. Sometimes you just need a good British fry up to get you going and the cardiologists in trade! Cafe 1 is located towards the southern end of town and has nice decor and ambiance. The full English is large, reasonably priced and available all day. There are also cakes available but I've not been here for morning elevenses or afternoon tea. It's worth a look for those days you fancy a cholesterol splurge!

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

I recently went here with a friend who was waiting for a train. I normally avoid Costa cafes; I've…read morehad a few bad coffees there in the past but was pleasantly surprised. The soya latte I had was very good and I liked the cafe - it was as good as a coffee chain can get, with comfortable seats - and it was warm inside despite the front door being open, which was so much better than waiting in the cold and drafty train station. It is right next to King's Cross station, open until late, and a good place to escape the winter cold for a while.

Local to me great space for working and for little ones to run around. Service a little slow but…read moregood place if your not in a rush