This is my favourite spot to go to for a classic British fry up! I normally go for vegetarian…read moreoption (trying to watch my waistline) which includes two eggs, a generous portion of bake beans, mushrooms, two hashbrowns and toast. If I add a cup of tea, it comes out to be six quid. The toast deserves a special mention...they toast the bread on the panini grill. The pieces are nice and big. It has a crunch but the bread is still fluffy. The toast absorbs the last bit of the fry up nicely. Which is why I normally save it for last. If you don't like butter, but sure you mention that when you order. Besides doing a dynamite breakfast...Coffee Break offers several different kinds of sandwiches, paninis and guilt-free salads.

This is a really nice inviting café I went for brunch. The menu is fantastic. A wide range of…read morethings to try. It came out in good time and tasted very fresh. They also have a huge selection of cakes. It's not overly bougie. You don't have to dress up to go it's perfect for a casual good well fed brunch. It's a higher priced café, but I guess you get what you pay for

Lots of healthy, tasty choices and amazing for Sunday brunch. My family is in London from the San…read moreFrancisco area for four weeks and have been craving a healthy meal with fresh produce. After a morning touring around London, we decided to visit St.Johns Wood where a good friend lives. We stumbled upon Fego at ~2:00pm on a Sunday and the waitress put together two tables to accommodate our 4-person family outside. Salads: my wife and I split a "Chili Chicken salad" with avocado, sweet peppers, hamoulli cheese, shaved carrots and a light dressing. The chicken was tasty with a slight kick and the cheese was rich but not overpowering. My daughter got a salmon salad with avocado that was similarly tasty and healthy. Sandwich: We got an Italian panini with prosciutto, mozzarella, lettuce, pesto, avocado on a ciabatta roll. The roll was toasted (nice) but the cheese not really melted, which would have been nicer. Still, a very tasty and healthy sandwich. Finally, our 6-year old ordered pancakes with blueberries from the kids menu and was very happy dipping into maple syrup and coloring his menu. Our family tends to make lots of special orders ("avocado on the side, dressing on the side, pesto on the side,....") as we like to share and have different tastes. Our waitress got them all correct the first time and didn't make us feel badly at all. In addition to our great food and nice service, the menu had probably 2-3 items we each wanted but didn't order so we'll definitely go back. A nice mix of breakfast foods plus salads, sandwiches, pizzas and desserts (which looked decadent). Hope others enjoy Fego as much as we did.

Normally i don`t eat in cafe but a friend dragged me there for lunch. And i have to say i was…read morepleasantly surprised. I opted for the brunch option. Expecting the food to be covered in oil, but it wasn`t. It was cooked just right and the quality was surprisingly good. They also serve sandwiches, jacket potatoes and baguettes. Worth a try if your in the area.

This Cafe is sells the biggest jacket potatoes I have seen. There not shy with their portions…read moreeither. A lot of local residents go there for their lunch, and breakfast. The staff are friendly. The Cafe is clean, and you don't have to wait too long for your food. The prices are reasonable as well. The Café is infront of Nando's in the Arcade.

Stars off for the service the second night. Stars on for the food. Especially the dessert -- let me…read morejust skip to that lovely warm apple tart. They don't tell you ahead of time that it takes 15 minutes to prepare, but luckily I was staying there so I couldn't complain. The food is good. Really good. Don't get the bar food here (because they give you that option) -- stick to their menu.

This little restaurant plays host to the complimentary breakfast offered every morning. Scramble…read moreand fried eggs, black pudding, beans, mushrooms, grilled tomatoes, various pastries, toast, fruit juices, coffee, tea and a selection of cereal are whet is served up. In the evening the restaurant offers a slightly different menu than the bar just outside it's doors. Prices are decent and the seating is cozy and appropriately lit. While I don't find British fare all that appealing the food here is fairly good.

Only been open for a few months. Lounge type of interior, something you would expect in the central…read moreparts of the city rather than out in the suburbs. It's a really nice place interior wise. Too bad it was all empty. The theme is Indian food and cocktails, including breakfast options. The masala fries were my favourite. I thought they would be dry style with a masala powder, but they are lightly sauced and very tasty. The Hakka noodles were all right, but needed more noodles to get a good veg-noodle ratio. The Bhel puri was just OK, it needs a lot more sauce, more tamarind and coriander. Needs more tangy tang. Comes across as dry. All portion sizes surprisingly large. Food comes out quickly. The menu is more limited than most restaurants, but I think they have picked out a good selection. They have a drink called "Bloody Gandhi", their version of a bloody Mary, although the choice of name seems odd, don't know if it's supposed to be a pun that I wasn't getting. It's towards the end of the high street and near the train.

Avoid at all cost, The manager is so arrogant, his name is Kush, he has no clue on customer…read moreservice. Ordered chicken biryani came a hour late, than 6 little pieces of chicken no taste what so ever. When I called to give feedback, The manager swore at me over the phone called me names, put the phone down on me when I tried to give feed back. Never ever go to this place avoid at all cost His rude and arrogant why give business to people When they are rude. he needs to go on a customer service course. He also called us customers dumb over the phone which has been documented will look for further Legal advice on this.

We went for my 70th birthday. We really loved the tasty food and liked the way the service was…read moreprovided. All the staff were very friendly

Came here for Namaste Lounge's brunch, which they also host on weekdays which is awesome since most…read morerestaurants in Long Island only offer brunch on weekends. My parents and cousin were excited to go here since it's her favorite restaurant so we made reservations and were pleasantly surprised. The restaurant had massive windows with tons of natural light coming in by the dining area, which was really nice and refreshing even with the rainy weather. They also have a nice outdoor space (probably only open in the summer?) which looked nice. I let my cousin order the brunch dishes for herself and my parents, and I ordered the lamb biryani because it sounded delicious and my cousin highly recommended it. The brunch items were pretty good, even though they're dishes I normally don't like to eat. Those fries were delicious, drenched in this addictive tangy sauce and cooked perfectly. (Not crispy though) That biryani was amazing and this may be oddly weird, but that layer of dough on top to keep it hot and juicy, fell in my biryani and got mixed in by accident, but it tasted really good too- it soaked up the thick spices on the lamb. That biryani was the best I've had in my life so, highly recommend that! Side note - use the chutneys they give you. They're flavor boosters and delicious! Cons: slow service but I've noticed it's a British thing...

This is a ok place for breakfast, you will find a whole range of people here in the morning getting…read moretheir morning food. Ranging from builders, taxi driver and business people. I guess this means it can't be too bad, since these guys know how to spot both a bargain and a decent breakfast.

You will spot this cafe by its familiar logo. The famous macdonalds arches, upside down! A well run…read morecafe. Expect to find builders here as it seems a hit with the tradesman. Staff are great, always greet you and make you feel welcolme. Food is as you would expect from a cafevery fattening, but you wont be able to resist!

Great facility, and a quaint little gem in the Eastcote/Pinner area. I prefer the traditional…read moreEnglish breakfast, with a tall glass of o.j. to start my day when in these parts.

Delicious full English here, proper fry up, not greasy, reasonably priced and the inside of the…read moreplace is clean and welcoming. Owners were polite and friendly. Anytime I'm back in the UK I'll definitely stop at this joint for a proper nosh and a coffee.

I should disclose my bias upfront that I try to eat healthy, so I sometimes feel a bit out of my…read moreelement where the selection is fried, burgers, or at least served with chips as with this establishment. They did have salads on the menu, but I didn't feel confident that they would be fresh or flavorful as there wasn't much in the way of other fresh produce on the menu. The omelette is absolutely massive, for between 4.45-5.50£, of which my partner said the highlight was the chips. I myself had the cream of tomato soup for £3.50, which was served with a roll. Unfortunately for me, I didn't realize there was a danger of the roll coming pre-margarined, or else I would have requested it on the side. As it was, I didn't end up trying the roll. The soup, I am fairly confident, was prepared directly from a Campbell's soup can, albeit masterfully and without lumps the way I never could achieve at home, which perhaps is exactly what other people might have expected to receive when they ordered it. But, alas, I wasn't prepared to pay that kind of price for having perfected the art of re-hydrating condensed soup. Anyway, I would say the portions are reasonably large, and the service not neglectful but neither attentive, and the prices just a bit more than I would prefer to pay at a greasy spoon type eatery. It was, however, very clean and nice. Two stars. But why would you go here when the rest of Pinner is at your disposal?

Ordered via Uber eats. Came very hot. But the food wasn't great. Most upset because it seems like…read morehotdogs not sausage

The Village Cafe opened in late 2016 beneath the Highpoint Village housing development, a massive…read moreblock of flats and upmarket residences next to Hayes and Harlington station. It is a slightly spartan cafe offering a limited choice of food. Main meals are confined to burgers and breakfast - type meals, omelets etc. There is a fair range of cakes and sandwiches. Service was acceptable and my tea and cake were good. It benefits from a canalside location and being close to the station. However it never seems to be busy and I opine that the owners have made a key error in marketing here and aimed at the wrong audience. A proper restaurant would do well here aimed at the well-heeled residents above who can doubtless afford to eat out often. There are not many restaurants in Hayes and none selling European food are within a short walk, but loads of places sell fast food. Recommended for coffee and cake or a light lunch.