Wow!! Just finished our amazing breakfast here! We did not have a reservation, but were seated…read morepromptly and had superb service. We started with a mimosa carafe. Delicious! I ordered pancakes with blueberries and bacon, my daughter ordered sea-salt caramel marshmallow pancakes with bananas. Wow! Both of our plates were clean when we finished, and the mimosa carafe was empty as well! Ambiance = awesome as well. All around it was a fabulous breakfast for our last day in London! Definitely recommend!!

We arrived in London early in the morning and needed to kill some time before we could get into our…read moreAirbnb. This place was around the block from where we going to stay. The staff was very attentive and our food was delicious. We had a side of breakfast sausage and shared an offering for people who didn't want pancakes. It had a polenta corn "pancake" with guacamole, arugula and preserved lemon. Delicious! We also enjoyed a very tasty cappuccino and an American coffee. There was a larger group at the table beside us. They loved their pancake dishes. The bacon looked fantastic.....next time. Oh, no! I forgot to take a photo.

Great breakfast/brunch spot near Borough Market and London Bridge. We appreciated the diner style…read moremenu. I had the eggs all day with an over easy egg, bacon, and mushrooms. The kids enjoyed french toast and waffles and the hubs got their fried chicken with bacon and waffles. I really enjoyed my iced matcha that was made with oat milk and we also got one of their strawberry ripple thick shakes made with five scoops of vanilla ice cream. Our server was super nice and accommodating.

My husband and I went to this place today to try the breakfast. My husband ordered the big stack…read moreand I had blueberry pancakes with bacon. We got our food and I cut a piece of my husband's big stack and it was good. I started to eat my blueberry pancakes. The pancakes were overcooked that the edges of the pancakes could not be cut with a knife. That's how dry they were. The lady who serviced us was vey nice and kept checking in on us and the ambiance was very nice especially the 80's music that was playing.

Insanely delicious!!!! Wow!…read more Had the Baron Bigod and it was exactly what I needed after our pub crawl last night... waffles super crispy and the cheese (like brie) with the truffle honey and bacon and grape chutney and greens.... Omgosh!!!!! Delish

The Table Cafe is a gorgeous little eatery in London's Bankside neighborhood…read more The space is welcoming, with a warm red ceiling, light wood furniture and plants hanging and growing all over to give it a very natural feel. Their fare is also very light and natural tasting. We visited at lunch and I got the Table Brunch Burger which had egg, avocado, spinach, and tomato compote. So even though it was a burger, there were a lot of fresh ingredients in it! My friend got the Table Burger and loved her chicken too. We each got different fries to try - I got the sweet potato fries and she got the normal fries (chips). Both were great but I slightly preferred the sweet potato fries since they were something different that I'm not used to. The Table serves brunch too and that menu looked fantastic. We were there more toward lunch time though, so dang. Now the only downside is that it's not the cheapest place in existence to eat, but what in London is? I would definitely recommend checking out The Table for their very nice interior vibe and the delicious food offerings!

Cute little cafe a stones throw away from Waterloo station. Comfy seating in a relaxing…read moreenvironment. My friend and I stumbled across this cafe en route to an event and dropped in on our way home to try it. We both had a cup of herbal tea and I had a slice of cake. Staff were really friendly and it was a nice spot to spend an hour or so. The cafe also has various items for sale including plants, crockery, candles and kids items, however I found they were priced pretty high. This is why I dropped a star on my review as I found it was on the pricier side. Tea was £2 and a slice of cake/cupcake/pastry was £3. I did enjoy my tea and cake and the cake was homemade but it was a bit of a small portion to justify the £3 price. However I appreciate the vicinity of the cafe probably warrants the price and it is in quite a touristy area with the London Eye a 5 min walk away. The cafe has been there 4 months and it makes a change to visit a local business vs a chain cafe, hopefully it is here to stick around. So give it a go! Hopefully they will become a bit more generous with the portion sizes!!

Located directly across from the Boots and M&S Foodhall is a hidden gem! We stopped in on our way…read moreto the London Eye, and this place is fantastic! Perfect seating area with electric fireplace, light jazz instrumentals, perfectly brewed tea and coffee, and just calming atmosphere. There isn't a huge sign that shouts where this place is, so I suggest you come and enjoy it before it gets too popular! This is truly a hidden gem and relaxing place to read a book, talk to friends, or just enjoy some time to yourself.

Authentic Moroccan cafe with friendly service near Borough Market. I tried the lamb tagine and the…read morechicken and kofta salad. The tagine was very authentic and tasted just like the ones I had in Morocco. The lamb was nice and tender and was cooked in the traditional clay pot. The chicken and kofta salad was pretty good as well with a generous portion size, including veggies and rice. I also got a fresh orange juice, which I saw them freshly squeeze. It was around 35 GBP for all this, which is a pretty good value. The guy running the cafe, who I presume is the owner, is a very friendly man who is helpful with answering any questions (and I think he is probably Moroccan). The service speed is pretty quick as well. The only critique about this cafe is I have to say the environment is not all that nice. Aside from the fact that there is construction going on outside, the inside feels slightly dated. However, this actually kind of adds to the local / authentic vibe, so I didn't mind too much. Overall, I think Shrigley's is a great option if you are interested in trying some authentic Moroccan food in a casual environment.

Wow! Food is delicious, portions are good, price is great as well. Employees here are very friendly…read moreand helpful. Loved the hummus and chicken here, very flavorful. Shared one order with another person, we were both happily full. Limited seating inside, most people get takeout orders to go. Restroom located in back of restaurant.

Super friendly wait staff, service was impeccable. If you come earlier in the day (around 9am),…read morethere isn't much wait time, as we were able to be seated relatively quickly. But we did see a line quickly forming soon after. The food did take quite a bit to come out, but it was pretty good! The portions are pretty big and everything tastes fresh. Only "complaint" is that I've had better black pudding elsewhere, but still a very satisfying meal!

A perfect place for a proper English breakfast. The "standard" or "the works" will more than fill…read moreyou up. Great tea as well. You won't be disappointed! Service was excellent and a cozy environment. Do get reservations for breakfast but they do have a bar side for first come first serve as well.

The pork schnitzel was phenomenal! The crust had a nice crunchy and the mashed potatoes and veg…read morewere the perfect consistently. Good was served hot and tasty. The hints of rosemary were not overpowering or offensive. But just right. #MuyYum

With our company office right around the corner, we ended up here one night for an event. Billed…read moreas "New Zealand cuisine", I came in generally not knowing what to expect. We ended up ordering a wide variety of dishes: Pizza, croquettes, burrata, cauliflower, and seabass. All the dishes were well prepared with good flavor. Supposedly the brunch is where this place really shines, will definitely return and try it. Service was great and wine selection was impressive.

Excellent coffee! If…read moreyou buy a bag they give you a drink on the house. Very small space inside.

When the line is too long at Monmouth, this is a decent backup. I went with an oat milk flat white,…read morewhich was tasty. Note that they don't have seating other than a bench outside, so this is better for grab and go.

Small neighborhood coffee shop (part of a small chain). Name is edgy and coffee is strong and good…read more Raspberry white chocolate muffin and an americano didn't break the bank at all. Prices are better than back home in LA so that's a huge plus. Jazz playing, comfy mismatched couches, edgy but tasteful decor. Friendly and efficient service. Couldn't ask for a better way to start my day as commuters were bustling in and out and I got to enjoy a leisurely writing session among upscale loafers.

It's a fine cup of irreverent coffee served here & as you can tell, they are no fans of Starbucks…read more My husband had to have their coffee cup merch... If you want a tasty, rebellious mug of top-notch brew this is the place. They have pretty good pastries too.

Mmmmm......Donuts! (Said in the voice of Homer Simpson.)…read more They do donuts so righteous here. As we were walking around Borough Market we saw the line for Bread Ahead and realized it was for the donut stand they had outside along the street. We had to jump on line and drool over the display of sugary goodness. We each tried a different donut and was not disappointed! So many varieties to choose from - coconut, lemon curd, blackcurrant cheesecake, seasalt caramel and honeycomb, and others. They don't skimp on the fillings as each bite was flavorful. Yum!

The borough market bakery. They have a stall inside the market an a bakery right outside the market…read morehall. I'd reccomend checking out the bakery as this is where the fresh goodies are made and you're more likely to get the fresh batch here. Price wise, it's a bit steep. At 5£ per donut and 6.50£ for a piece of focaccia. But you're in a tourist area so high prices should be expected. We opted for the cheese focaccia that came right out from the oven. For 6£, it's not bad. It's pretty sizable and a good shareable snack! It's a good crusty bread and had a subtle garlic flavor with a blend of stringy cheese. If you like cheesy garlic bread, this is for you! Out of all the snacks you could get in the borough market, this is a solid option! But I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.