Was recommended as a local place for breakfast, after stopping in and checking out the menu we…read moredecided to head over to another place that felt jt better fit our needs. But I don't do anything without coffee, so I ordered a flat white for take away. It for sure wasn't the best flat white I had in covent garden. It was just meh. If I had to pin point the difference I would say it was the espresso. It felt weak.

So, I'm a coffee nerd…read more And love bikes. This place has both (kind of) and damn, is it ever good! Flat white, cappuccino, macchiato... everything satisfied. Smooth espresso, properly pulled, and topped with just the right amount of foamy milky goodness. Breakfast options were healthy, tasty, and priced fairly. Porridge bar was a fun touch. Lunch pre packed sandwiches were good, though the prepared salads might be where it's at. Whatever way you take your caffeine (and they've got plenty of options), they'll do you good with plenty of brightly lit seating to boot.

As an aspiring coffee snob, I love Tap. There's so much about it that appeals to my artistic (or…read morethere lack of) senses. From the bicycle hanging on the shop front to not actually having a name and cups that held jam in their past lives. But Tap has the substance to match the snobbery. Great baristas who do great lattes, filter coffee and cold brews. Tap does the best ice latte I've had the privilege of tasting and I've admittedly enjoyed quite a few. There's no better place to hang out between 5-6pm on a Sunday (most coffee shops are closed by this time!) Granted this isn't the most holistic review as I've never eaten here. But if I wanted a coffee fix, this would definitely hit the spot. To top it all off, they put their toilet brush in a massive Starbucks mug. Hipsters.

Great coffee, chill bohemian vibe, and surprisingly friendly staff for this part of the world. The…read moreunique juxtaposition of the chill coffeeshop atmosphere with a serious love of music makes this one of the cooler coffee shops you'll find around this area, and the food is nothing to turn your nose up at, either. They have a modest menu of great quality coffees, made to near-perfection, and a menu boasting of both healthy and not-so-healthy bagels and pastries, which are all equally delicious, (yes, the healthy ones, too). They have decadent toffee cheesecakes and big vegan cookies made with oats and coconut, chewy brownies and high-quality chocolates. Pick your poison, they all pair perfectly with their java. Check out their social media pages, as I hear they usually hold special events that you don't want to miss if you're ever in the area. So, take a chill pill and enjoy.

Very cute coffee shop hidden in exmouth market. I walked from kings cross station and needed a…read moreplace to grab some drinks and rest. I ordered ice latte with oat milk, which is pretty impressive as I didn't expect much anyway. It's quite "milky" but since it's plant based, it doesn't make my stomach suffer from digesting the drink (like I usually have to). I like the ratio of coffee and milk in my latte, the drink tastes creamy but neither of the flavor is overpowering. Overall it is a chill, warm, and cozy local cafe. It's also a good spot for 2-3 people to sit down and chat on weekend afternoon!

My wife is polish and we watched Poland vs. Brazil in the world championships volleyball ... It's…read moregreat they have a place like this where polish people away from home can be in touch with their culture and also come together to cheer on their team for victory! :) deco is a bit dated, but atmosphere was great :)

You don't have to be Polish to visit here as you might think, and the surprising thing about this…read moreplace for me was the cafÈ and restaurant hidden inside near the back of the building.(The front of the building is a bit decieving) The cafe has great food with dinners for under five pounds, the pork meatballs in mushroom sauce is nice and are served with salad and potato included in the price. The sweets are delicious too. The atmosphere is relaxed. Upstairs, there is a bar and the restaurant is a bit more formal with traditional Polish music, it is still a relaxed feel though. The chicken liver pate garnished with apples was recommended to me as a starter and even though I am not keen on pate this one I will eat again. Also good is the fried trout with almonds.

Ah, the good old English caf! Upper Street is full of eateries and it's difficult to know exactly…read morewhat to go for. But sometimes, it's worth just going back to basics - a classic fry up, no pretence, good value and a mug of tea. That's all you need, isn't it?! This place does it extremely well and is a good place to go to should you be torn between any of the fanicer establishments nearby. You'll have to travel up Holloway Road for its nearest rival, so it has got a great location. The menu is actually pretty varied, so you can get pretty much anything you fancy, from fry ups, to salads and sandwiches to spaghetti and lasagna. It's not gourmet - but then it doesn't pretend to be anything than it actually is!

We popped in here at the end of the day, so it was hot chocolate only for me, and I can't really…read morecomment on the menu. The hot chocolate hit the spot anyway! It was a little more cramped than some, with 'burger bar' style fixed tables and benches that you had to wriggle a bit to get into. Nice and friendly though. Another typical, good, basic local café.

This is the forth time we have been here. My wife discovered this hidden cafe a few months ago and…read moreit's just what the area needs. Just wish there were a few more like this in the area. Enjoyed the food on offer both for breakfast and lunch. It's not the cheapest but quality is good and love the opportunity to buy something from the bakery.

I've been going to this local bakery right outside of Harlow since I moved to the UK…read more It's honestly a great bakery with good lunch food. Breads and pastries made daily, plus they have a good selection of specialty foods, cheeses, jams, etc. Hell, Rod Stewart and Paul Hollywood have been here too! Plus, there's Churchgate Sausages next door selling top notch sausages. If I were you, I would ignore that bad review and give them a try (Really? Greggs?). If you have working taste buds, you'll love this place. FYI, they are busy for Mother's Day, Easter and Christmas... for good reason.

Excellent desert!!!! The chocolate salami was wonderful! I would come back to try the pizza next…read moretime.

Firstly let me say the food was good. Very good. And the right amount. I'm a little sick of some…read moreplaces not serving up enough food. Having said that there were two issues that frustrated me and they both affected the waiting staff. That involved getting their attention. It would be a tad unkind to say that they all seemed to have perfected the art of signal avoiding. Nevertheless it took quite some time to get noticed after I arrived and the same thing happened when I wanted to pay. Regarding the latter I did manage to resist the temptation to stick my foot out as they hurried past. I considered placing myself bodily in front of the till just to get noticed. I don't want to make too much of this as my star rating reflects my overall opinion which gave a pretty high rating. If it wasn't for the slowness of getting noticed I would have happily given them five stars

I've been living in Kennington for 10 years, and I usually go to Due Amici Garden Cafe, but I…read moredecided to try this place next door--and I regretted it the moment I walked in. As soon as I sat down at a table with two chairs, I was immediately scolded and told to move to an uncomfortable window seat that felt like sitting on a roadside bollard. When I moved back to my original table, I was met with scrutiny from the manager, while he was casually chatting with other customers--who, by the way, were also sitting at two-chair tables without issue. At the end, the manager lectured me about waiting to be seated, revealing that he had taken offence from the start because I "ignored" a sign I never even saw. He was insistent on having the last word, and that attitude was the last straw. They seem to think they're running a fine dining restaurant rather than a café in Kennington. This kind of snobby gentrification is not welcome here. And then there was the food. For £19, I got a tiny portion of rocket salad, some tasteless beetroot hummus spread so thin it could have been a spill, and a coffee served in a cup so small it was barely a sip. Yes, I sat at a table for two, and it seems they charged me for two as well. This place is an absolute rip-off. The staff are rude, entitled, and unwelcoming. Avoid it. Terrible vibe, service from a mouthy stuck-up wanna be Michelin concierge. The restaurant next door is friendlier, cheaper, and infinitely better.

We had a delicious breakfast with fresh squeezed OJ, banana bread, a huge croissant, and a protein…read morebowl. When there is good weather, you can sit outside on the beautiful patio. It was a new favorite place.