The best proached egg brunch I have tried so far!! Those running egg yolk is so yummy! After check reviews, I also tried the sweetcorn fritters, interesting texture, like those two drops of green chilly sauces. Pancake is fluffy, huge and thick , but I may prefer the smaller round shape ones with more creams and fruits in other venue. I am too full to try their famous waffle, will surely come back to try it! Their smoothie is good but suggest to have more choices. My Friend tried the burger, but complain the Bacon is too salty and affect the overall taste of beef. Setting is casual and relaxed, but due to the table layout, it can be noisy sometimes if u want to catch up with your friend when the place is busy. Still recommend for a Sunny day! read more

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we were seated immediately at 8am on a wednesday (as we should). soooooo glad we hit this place before we left london. after trying all the full english breakfasts, wacky black pudding n french fries w/every meal, this was the best breakfast in london! the waffle batter was so tasty delicious n done w/a perfect crispy outside n soft inside, just the way i love it! the perfectly poached egg went well w/the smoked salmon. unfortunately i left behind some toast in lieu of the waffle, but the bites i had with all the ingredients was a taste sensation in my mouth. i couldn't stop food-gasming the whole meal. i never let poor servers get in the way of good food but the waitstaff was pleasant and attentive. hubby liked his eggs benedict. i would take this place over the refinery across the street any day. read more

The Table - forest Benedict, breakfast bruschetta w/salmon, n--cuz i want it all--side of waffle - British Near Me - London, XGL

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I love this place so much. The restaurant is so clean and their food is so delicious! It does get a bit busy but I haven't had to wait more than 5 minutes on the few occasions I've visited and they were slammed. Just get the eggs fallaw, (mine is on gluten free toast) you won't be disappointed. You're welcome! read more

The Table - British Near Me - London, XGL

My breakfast was absolutely perfect!! Great service, super cool ambience!! Try the full English breakfast!! read more

The Table - British Near Me - London, XGL

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One of the best breakfasts / brunches I've had in England. Try the Waffle. It's crisp but not too heavy. The Eggs Benedict was great too, with a hint of vinegar in the poached egg. read more

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Awesome brunch spot in central London. Their portions are not too big and not too small. I got the eggs Benedict with a side of sweet potatoes (hey we're to die for!). I had a large group with me and we sat outside in their heated tent (during the month of February). I was warm, comfortable, and pleasantly surprised at how great the tent was during such a cold and rainy month read more

The Table - British Near Me - London, XGL

Great little place with great food. The burger was excellent and the chips better then most pubs I've visited in the same neighborhood. Would definitely recommend for anyone in the market for a great burger and chips. read more

The Table - British Near Me - London, XGL

The Eggs Benedict was great. Also tried a new tea; ginger, lemon and mint leaf. Did not disappoint. The eggs broke perfectly, and the balance between each ingredient was very good. The egg yolk perfectly covered both pieces and made every bite delicious. The tea was also a great blend. The mint leaves were a bit difficult to not sip at the end but that's expected. I do suggest a single teaspoon of the provided sugar. Let the photos do the talking if you doubt me. 4 stars due to pricing seems high but the view and location is likely the reason. read more

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Hidden gem on the bankside wir really tasty breakfast or brunch. I loved the avocado chicken sandwich with sweet potatoes- yummmmmm read more

The Table - British Near Me - London, XGL

HA! Has anyone else read the quick description The Table left about themselves below? It starts off with: "Mainly we specialise in deliciousness..." which couldn't be closer to the truth. Gotta love a place that calls it like it is. And calls it correctly. Let's review: 1. They are located in a veritable culinary no-mans-land 2. They make everything they serve in house 3. They source all of their ingredients locally But don't take our word for it, trust your mouth! The moment you bite into whatever deliciousness you finally decide on (I managed to try the eggs benny, smoked salmon, sausage, bagel, pancakes, bacon, scrambled eggs, yogurt, granola, and even a cheeky sip of a smoothie before people started giving me strange looks. Ok, so I like to sample...) And I must say, I was not disappointed. With lovely strolling locations so nearby, I'll certainly be bringing every incoming set of summer visitors here, with a walk along Southbank or through the Tate planned afterward. In fact, I'm greatly looking forward to it! read more

My 100th review!!! I had to think long and hard on what to review to mark this occasion. It had to be pretty damn special, and The Table wins the spotlight for a number of reasons. 1. In July 2013, Yelp hosted an epic event: Yelp's Key to the Bankside, where 13 keys were hidden around southbank, with a chance to win a trip to Amsterdam. I found a key there, and won a generous champagne brunch for 4 at The Table (along with a tour of the garden where their fresh herbs and vegetables are sourced from). This was also home of the key that won me my trip to the 'Dam! 2. The servers at The Table are lovely. When I arrived at the Table to hunt for the key, I think only 1-2 workers knew of the contest that was going on. I was asking the servers if they've seen anything hidden around (they actually had no clue). But they were very accommodating in letting me lurk around the restaurant (I did order a tea and snack), and I was trying my best not to weird out their customers by trying to look under the tables / benches, etc. They even suggested for places for me to look that I might have missed. Low and behold, I eventually found the key, the servers were ecstatic, I was happy :) 3. Food is amazingly good, and the lunch/dinner menu changes often based on the fresh ingredients available. The brunch items are amazing, and luckily we sampled several things off the menu with the Yelp prize. We tried the corn fritters with poached egg, the table stack, a few bennies, and some waffles (chockywockydoodah and banoffee). We really wanted to try the mixed grill, but it was so popular that it was sold out by the time we ordered (around 11:45am!). Everything was delicious, and I really enjoyed the ham hock baked beans. The brindisa hot chocolate is pretty good too. Their waffles - oh good God, their waffles are amazing. My favorite is the banoffee, but I'd have an affair with the waffles alone and eat them bare naked. Crispy on the outside, oh-so-fluffy on the inside. We ended up buying a waffle iron, and after trying numerous recipes, it still doesn't come anywhere close to the one at The Table. WHATS THE SECRET, DAMMIT?! 4. On my 3rd trip to The Table, I had breakfast with my cousin from Oz, whom I finally met after 23 years. Food is still great. We had a grand time, and he said it was one of the better meals he's had in London. 5. The Table Cafe believes in using sustainable resources where they can, and they do their part in several ways when it comes to sourcing ingredients, and using enviro-friendly products. However, one thing that REALLY sticks is that they actively support the local community by having fresh herbs and vegetables sourced from a community garden down the street, which is run by a charity that focuses on helping the homeless. St Mungo's focuses on doing what they can to help the homeless and those who are at risk, by housing them, helping and caring for them, and have preventative measures to keep these people off the street. Putting Down Roots is a gardening project aimed at supporting their clients, by providing the opportunity for them to gain skills, qualifications, and voluntary work through therapeutic gardening. The fresh vegetables were being given away to the public, but I believe The Table was the first company to step up and make a deal with them to be their regular supplier. Its a win-win situation: The Table supports the community; local fresh veggies are being used; the charity makes some revenue, which goes back to funding more community food growing spaces through London - and creates further opportunities to keep the homeless more engaged and off the street. Amazing. Thanks to The Table for having great food, and being such a strong supporter to the local community. You win. More info here on The Table's values on sustainability and suppliers: http://thetablecafe.com/suppliers-and-sustainability More info here on St Mungo's Putting Down Roots initiative: http://www.mungos.org/pdr read more

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I'm flying out of the box on this one, but I couldn't possibly contain myself... The Table is arguably one of London's best brunch spots! What do I like? All of it. I don't even have any favorites, but in all sincerity it makes me giddy when I know I'm stopping by for some food. Local, organic, and sustainable. No need to buy me dinner, babe, I'm easy and this place is seductive as Nicole Scherzinger in a black and white music video, rolling around in the sheets in slow motion. No shit, right? Smother it all in warm butter, gravy, maple syrup, or hollandaise, whatever you want. I am powerless against The Table's simplicity and charm. The quality not rivaled by many, if any. If you crave traditional, they've got it. If you want something a bit different, slightly other worldly, they've got that. Want healthy? Got it. Feeling indulgent? Look no further! Please, just stop whatever it is you're doing at this very moment and go. It is so much more important that you eat here than whatever else it was you were doing before you read my review. What are you waiting for? Go! read more

Just got off the plane. Was starving i found this place through yelp. Finally got to try the typical English breakfast. Everything was amazing! read more

This is definitely going into my hidden gems list of best brunch places in London. It's not posh or a one-of-a-kind experience, but more of the i-will-come-back-often type. Pancakes were delicious, nice and fluffy. Pumpkin one was especially good. Prices were very reasonable for food, slightly pricey for coffee and drinks. What was amazing value were the extra off menu side dishes. We ordered extra mushrooms and scrambled eggs. They came as huge side portions, and for only £2.50 each. Definitely get extra sides if you're hungry, or just want to pig out a bit. read more

Straight up one of my favorite brunch places near central London. The place is beautiful with wide windows streaming with light. I've gotten full english and also this burger (forgot the name) here before and they were both really good. Came here with my sister once and she got the pancakes which I don't recommend because they were kinda basic and nothing too special (even though it was good). If you order one of their more special items off the menu, the portions are usually quite filling and the way they create dish is pretty special. They get pretty packed so recommend making a reservation or coming on off peak hours. Overall, love coming here. read more

Having read a few glowing Yelps about The Table's weekend breakfast experience I thought I'd sample the goods. The menu has the usual range of breakfast fare, like eggs, pancakes, and bagels. There are shishi touches like "ham hock baked beans". For my money, there's already enough pork in a full English. My full English was a large as it was delightful. For me, sausages make or break an English breakfast, and The Table excelled in this department. The bacon was also deliciously crispy - none of that colorless and insipid leather. Sadly the ensemble wasn't piping hot, forcing me to rush. However, when I pointed this out, the waiter listened patiently, and offered us free drinks. The staff were friendly and efficient. I was initially sceptical about paying £10-12 for a breakfast dish, but on reflection prices were justified given the quality of the ingredients. Postamble (should be a word, I feel): The Table faces North, so it doesn't get any morning sun. I have a long-held fantasy of enjoying a divine breakfast while bathed in sunshine, so please let me know if you know such a place, so I can be complete. read more

If you are looking for a place to have your weekend brunch look no further. Or maybe yes, so it's not crowded when I have to go! ;) DISHES I'm probably addicted to their "Table Stack", a great mix with beans, chorizo, ham on bagel and two poached eggs. It's a great mix and probably will also give you enough energy for the whole weekend. The coffee, and particularly the cappuccino, is not a good italian one, but it's quite good nonetheless. AMBIENT AND SERVICE The ambient is excellent, with a very bright room and wooden tables, overall a very well crafted room. Most of the tables have a bench, no chairs, so mind that if you think you'll be uncomfortable. The service is excellent, very careful but also very quiet and not intrusive at all. They have also some tables outside in the rear of the place, it's on a road but it's a closed one, so you don't have any trouble caused by the traffic. I always tried this place for brunch, but given the quality of it it's probably also a great choice for lunch and dinner as well. read more

I'm currently having a love affair with bacon, making up for my misspent Jewish youth of a piggy free diet. Who would have thunk it! This cafe in an independent culinary no mans land is pretty brilliant. I came here today for breakfast meet up with 14 Yelpers on the recommendations I read here. It's actually been on my bookmark list for a while. I was not disappointed! Great value brunch and breakfasts, served in a relaxed and friendly manor on big communal tables. Perfect if you have a large group of you coming down! They not only do cooked breakfasts but yogurt, nuts and seeds for the bird like eaters. Only shame is you can't book and the coffee wasn't filter. read more

THIS. PLACE. DOE. This is my Saturday-morning "ok we totally made out last night but I was drunk and I'm sorry you're in love with me but I'm not so Imma buy you brunch to apologize for stringing you along" place. Why it works? A few reasons: The eggs are always runny, the pancakes fluffy and ready to take in all that nectar ( yeah ok, dont read into it) and it shows you're that down to earth gal who's not counting macros on the weekend and yeah you can hang with the boys and eat the waffles too. Wassup. Also. Outdoor seating totes cool cause they got the heaters and what not. Smokers rejoice. read more

While visiting London, my husband and I went to The Table Cafe for a late breakfast. I loved my meal-portobello mushroom omelette, tea and granola yougurt parfait. It was delicious and healthy. My only complaint was the ridiculous trying to be trendy music in the background that kept making me giggle. But I guess if it made me giggle I shouldn't be complaining. You can see the cooks making your food and there was a cook with braided facial hair, which also made me giggle. read more

Great place for a true English breakfast. The price for the breakfast was a little high, but well worth it. It was almost Keto with all the meat and protein in this dish. The waiter was extremely friendly as were the other workers. My boyfriend had the eggs benedict and loved it. I highly recommend this bright, cozy and friendly place for a modern take on a traditional favorite! read more

We shared a vegetable platter, which was delicious and packed with local goodness and nice flavours, but not as much food as one might have hoped for the price. I had a delicious local wheat ale and was happy to have found a place that paid attention to such things. The service was friendly and fairly attentive, and sitting in the cool, calming, architectural space was the perfect respite. With a one-day stopover in London and a plan to mosey from Westminster to the Tate we ended up starving on Southwark and turned to Yelp for help, which led us here, and it was just what we needed. So 4 happy stars and a tip of the hat to London Yelpers who did not lead us astray!! read more

We came to The Table Cafe for Sunday Brunch and it was absolutely AMAZING!!! I highly suggest eating here. When we come back to London we will absolutely return. read more

The Table - British Near Me - London, XGL

The last time I was here it was very quiet (usually very busy!) so enjoyed the fact we didn't have to share a table. I usually have breakfast or brunch there (eggs benedict: yum!) but this time it was lunch. I went for the duck confit burger and fries, it was amazing! Might try dinner there next time :) read more

The Table - The duck confit burger and fries were to die for! Yummmmm - British Near Me - London, XGL

What can I say about The Table really - probably the best cafe in London. Everything is cafe made and everything is cooked thoughtly and skillfully and it's priced correctly. I've eaten here 50 times maybe over the last 2 years and cannot complain about anything I've eaten. Highlights: -- Bacon baguettes are legendary -- Recently got into their English muffins with bacon and egg -- Flat whites are brilliant, made using Monmouth coffee -- Their cafe made cookies and cakes are first class! Unfortunately it's considerably better during the week than it is at weekends, it's bit of shambles service wise then. They change the payment system and it just doesn't work. If you get a chance to visit try 12 - 1.30 during the week. I'm pretty critical when it comes to food but this place is so consistent, not sure where they got the chefs from but impressive. read more

This is my hidden gem that I'm constantly taking colleagues from out of town, friends, and family and it never disappoints. The food is local, fresh, and delicious. The wine menu features out of the way quality wineries that you've probably never heard of and consistently bewilder me. The dishes are always balanced and thoughtfully presented - and the menu frequently changes. Best of all, by London standards, it's very inexpensive. I'm still waiting for the Michelin people to bestow a star on this place, it's really that good. read more

FINALLY!!! A proper English breakfast! My luck has been spotty so far with breakfast. I actually had to return some eggs that over easy because the yolk was hard. But let's focus on the restaurant at hand. The Table, while a bit off the beaten path, it's well worth the effort. I chose to come here based on some fellow Yelpians giving it good reviews. A train ride and nice walk later, I end up at The Table. The Entrance is very open, modern, bright, and has a nice continental feel to it. Once you come in, the sun pours into the space which is helped by an open kitchen. I am a big fan of open kitchens. They really give you a bird's eye view of how your meal is made. I sat at the back close to the doors to the patio. (Picture Added) Unfortunately, it was full. The music is a great downtempo electronica that keeps the freshness of the space going throughout the meal. The menu is simple and to the point which helps the customer decide what to get with some confidence. It's been a while since I've been there (sorry, I've been really busy and didn't have the time to do it right away), but it was the bagel with beans and chorizo with hollandaise sauce. (Picture included), coffee, and Orange juice. OJ -- freshly squeezed (or extremely fresh form a container) Coffee -- The best cup of Latte I have had in England. A perfect balance of flavor and bitterness. I didn't even have to add any sugar. (Picture Added) Double bean bagel delight. -- I got this with the Hollandaise sauce on the side since I usually think it's too much for the dish. I get the dish and am amazed at the presentation and overall appeal of the dish. I make the first cut into it and it's really rather bland. I immediately get upset because so far this place rocks! I sit there and take a couple of more bites and then DING, it hits me! You big Dummy, try the sauce on it. So I take a dollop of Hollandaise and smack it on top of the bagel. Once I take a bite, I fully understand the value of Hollandaise. It added the tanginess that the dish was missing. The creaminess the bagel was interfering with that the beans usually give. The best breakfast I have had in England. I spoke with one of the employees and I told him to suggest to customers that they at least get the Hollandaise sauce on the side as the dish in incomplete without it. In the US, we love the extremes of everything so Hollandaise is usually too much for my taste. I can't wait to go back in a couple of weekends. read more

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The place was absolutely PACKED for Sunday brunch, but it's run so efficiently that we were seated within 10 minutes of waiting. Awesome! Obviously, the food was amazing, and quite cheap! (Aside from the orange juice... 5 pounds?? I'm certainly not paying $7 in California for a cup of juice...) But service was excellent and my pancakes with bananas and bacon were amazing, so that's that. read more

I came here this morning for brunch around 11am. It was very busy, but we didn't have to wait which was a plus! I ordered 'The Stack' which consists of: two poached eggs with hollandaise on top of chorizo beans on top of a bagel. I thought the plating was unique. The eggs were perfectly poached (with a delicious runny yolk.) The entire meal didn't blow my mind, but it was good. I definitely plan on coming back, but may opt for a sweeter meal as the pancakes and waffles looked like a foodgasm waiting to happen! Definitely a solid brunch spot in London - good service, good ambiance, and great location. read more

Another disappointing brunch. The Bloody Mary was downright boring and the food just average. The room was quite packed when we got there so the service had to suffer as well. Well, does it? Just unfortunate to travel down there and get this. The pictures make it look really good. To be fair the French toast was quite good. The beans and sauce on the other dishes was just bland though. The service was slow and confusing but fine in the end. Just wouldn't recommend it or will be going back again. read more

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Great place for those who love to eat! I visited this place several times and I fell in love with the menu and atmosphere. I visited London for work and found this interesting and comfortable place for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I think it's a perfect place for simple meetings and different business meetings. The menu is very rich, colorful and diverse. I tried several dishes and all of them were excellent. I took the Benedict eggs with a piece of sweet potatoes and everything was delicious and very, very tasty. read more

Found this place and we so were thrilled with the choice. Food was great, chicken and waffles, pancakes, cinnamon French toast. Excellent service with very friendly smiling faces. read more

Breakfast was wonderful especially the cinnamon French toast and the sausage and waffles! The waffles were crispy and just delightful. I did not give this a 5 star because the sausages were dry and did not quite have the juiciness that sausages are expected to have... but nonetheless, a solid breakfast! read more

Near my hotel and the customers looked happy so we went in to give the Table a shot and loved it so much we went twice. Pancakes were delicious, they're thinner than American style but thicker than crepes. The Benedict was tasty and presentation far better than I've seen in the states. The setting bright and airy, fresh tulips on every table. And the STAFF was so amazing. The chef was available to tell us about his dishes, the hostess told me about the best local outdoor wear shop (north end London bridge), our server Sophie was lovely and helped us understand some Britishisms, and our male server, whose name I missed, literally pointed me the way to walk down the street to the bridge. I was high maintenance but no one treated me that way. It's a beautiful little spot and I recommend it, and for everyone's sake I hope Brexit doesn't hurt the livelihoods of any of the staff, who are all caring, skilled people who made our visit to London that much better. read more

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Brunch! One of my favourite meals. Better than midnight feasts or elevenses. The table has a good brunch menu, served in nice surroundings, in a sort of unexpected location, by nice people. We did have to wait 20 minutes but once seated, weren't hurried. To the food - most thngs come with hollandaise and a poahced egg, which is all good by me. I had the sweetcorn fritters, topped with poached eggs and hollandaise, and served with a really good tomato chutney. The fritters themselves were just ok - if I went back I'd have benedict instead - but the hollandaise was indeed excellent. Also noteworthy good coffee. To end we shared a pancake (notice - singular), which was delciious with yoghurt and berries and syrup, but I was very glad I hadn;t ordered it as the main event - I'd have been hungry and a pancake is a pancake is a pancake. The pancake felt sort of expensive but the prices were just the right side of reasonable. A long way for me to go for brunch but I'd make the trip again, and I'd like to try it for dinner. read more

Great atmosphere coupled by delicious food! I had the Sweetcorn Fritters with the refreshing breakfast Belline. If you stop by during the weekend, say hello to Paulo, the sweetest Brazilian you will ever meet. read more

The Table - Delicious!! - British Near Me - London, XGL

Sorry, Table, I just did not enjoy your food. And I really wanted to - because the place looks very promising, airy atmosphere, canteen-like arrangement of tables, nice, woody interior... Sardines - poor sardines - were appauling - bitter, burnt and something else. The steak was alright, it had nothing special about it. Service? They took some time, but to be fair we were a fairly large group of people. read more

I've enjoyed 2 great meals at this location. The pancakes with scrambled eggs were delicious. The best eggs (not runny or dry...perfect) I have had in London thus far. They serve breakfast all day as well as some delicious looking lunch items. Check this little place out. read more

The Table - Eggs florentine...yum - British Near Me - London, XGL

The table is an excellent breakfast place. They do have lunch and dinner too but I have never tried and to be honest, it's a primarily a breakfast place. Try the eggs royal or eggs Benedict, they are well tasty, though quite pricey (but they are worth it). The coffee is very good too, they use Monmouth beans so it has a pleasant strong aroma... So, if you have your way past it in the morning, want a nice breakfast experience, well then it's worth the visit! read more

I have returned repeatedly to the Table and remain in love. Their eggs benedict are amazing! I have been to various posh breakfast places and so far nothing matched the Table. Ive pretty much had everything from their salty part of the menu and would recommend it all. Ps the beans are still awesome read more