Good= excellent Service= excellent…read moreAmbiance = excellent Prices=excellent. The owner is VERY pleasant!

I had a great experience here the coffee was rich and flavorful. The staff was so friendly,…read morewelcoming and made my coffee experience a relaxing atmosphere.

After traipsing up and down Welling on a cold rainy afternoon, I really wanted somewhere to rest…read morefor a bit and relax. I spied Espresso Bar and decided that this would be ideal. It was quiet, there were plenty of seats (including some comfy sofas) and provided an escape from the busy street outside. I was a little sceptical about how nice a coffee bar would do in Welling as Starbucks and the other usual suspects have seen fit not to open branches there. But this one worked. It was calm and relaxing with some local radio providing the soundtrack and was also very welled priced. My tea was only £1 which is much cheaper than its High Street rivals. I wasn't hungry but fresh sandwiches and baps were on offer which looked quite appetising. The staff were really pleasant, smiling and made sure I was comfortable. The toilets were also impressively clean. It's not far from Welling station and if you are on your way to or from work, it is worth popping into to unwind.

Lovely food great coffee great service…read more Feels like being on holiday not in welling lol

I love this place a bit too much. I am always in a quandry as to whether to go here to starbucks…read more The food is nice and coffee is always good but sometimes the service can be a bit odd. They have one particular woman there who barks at you - I dont think she means to its just her way. I am fine with it but it could put a few people off. This time of year they have started to do gift boxes of thier syrups - 5 for £5.95 so you can make your fav at home.

Love Costa, try to go there quite often as live locally. The coffee is very good, now they have…read morethat delicious Flat White with a very rich flavour and it looks very pretty as well. Service... obviously could be better. They have a guy there who just doesn't have any idea how to speak to women, really puts you off when you hear his "jokes".. I think he's algerian or smth. Another one keeps screaming all the time trying to be funny, i just don't get it really. Wish they had more nice people there.

The Bakery in Pickford Lane is a great place to pick up a filling lunch at a reasonable price. The…read moreusual baked goods are available as well as filled baguettes with a range of fillings to choose from and hot and cold drinks all to take away. Unlike most bakeries there is an option to sit and eat in. It's quite a charming and intimate place to have lunch, ideal for conversation and a catch up. Their meal deal makes The Bakery affordable, around £4.20 for a baguette, cake and a hot drink which is tastier, cheaper and more filling than most other High Street delis. It's close to Bexleyheath station and so is great for grabbing food on the way to and from work. There is are a few parking spaces in the street next to the shop.

The Bakery on Pickford Lane is a great place for any baked goods you can imagine…read more The Staff are very friendly and experienced and will get you served as quick as they can. I would go to the Bakery any day of the week over all the high street chain "fake" bakeries that lay around town. Their bread is so fresh and tasty, and i am a sucker for their farmhouse loaf. Their fresh cream cakes are to die for, as well as the remaining of the cakes they have to offer. Also, warm cups of tea and coffee can be found here. The Bakery is a prime example of why traditional family bakeries are better than chain bakeries and a reason you should continue getting your fresh bread from here.

Luckily my friend knew where to take me during my solo trip to London as I was severely unprepared…read morefor this. I kept hearing about this traditional pie place located on a lower level of the Covent Garden Market and apparently you gotta have a pie when visiting. I decided to go with the chicken and mushroom pie since I couldn't man up enough to try the steak and kidney pie. Only organ meat I will consider is foie gras otherwise please keep all the kidney, brain, heart and any other Jeffrey Dahmer bag items away from me please. Overall, the pie was pretty good! flaky shell pastry and chunks of chicken inside. What else can you ask for in a savory pie. Also got a beer... because every meal in London has to have a beer on the side.

A great english cafe with a fantastic range of breafasts and lunches…read more The cafe is family friendly and given how busy this place is from very early morning through to late afternoon the staff are both friendly and helpful

Melucci's is a really nice deli, on Bexley Village High Street…read more its a nice size with a good italian section where you can buy coffee beans etc. they do great food and coffee and have a great selection to take away and eat in. a short bus ride from bexleyheath and sidcup, half an hour from greenwich and bromley.

Me and my boyfriend LOVE this deli - especially the toasted ciabattas on a Saturday morning-…read moredelicious fresh ingredients. They have an array of tasty pastries and hearty hot savoury dishes - and a huge selection of meats, cheeses, olives and the rest! I'm not big fan of coffee myself but they do smell nice also. Very authentic and well worth a visit. I think they sometimes do an evening menu with BYOB (bring your own booze). I haven't tried it out but need to go there soon!