Anya Cafe in Kensington and Chelsea

Descubrió el Anya Hindmarch Café cuando se lanzó el proyecto Ice Cream. He estado pensando en cenar allí porque tienen todas las galletas y golosinas inglesas clásicas como bourbon, digestivos, anillos de fiesta, antes de que la cena se adelgace e incluso ruedas de vagón. La rueda del carro también conocida como rueda de vagón es probablemente la más sofisticada porque tiene malvavisco, mermelada, componentes de galleta así que lo intentó. Fue literalmente la mejor rueda de vagón de la historia porque el chocolate era tan bueno y el malvavisco tenía una masticación encantadora. La textura de la galleta era desmenuzable y trigosa mientras que la mermelada tenía una buena patada. Sé que probablemente puedas conseguir tres paquetes por uno de estos pero estos son realmente increíbles. La única queja fue que se quedaron sin la galleta / galleta servida con café que tiene un sello postal del Rey Carlos en ella que es comestible. En el primer día del proyecto Ice Cream, quise probar todos los sabores que era el nuevo set de helados donde se prueban todos los sabores, sin embargo no estaban listos para ello aún así que tuve que conseguir los helados directamente de la tienda que no me importa pero de nuevo no están equipados para los entusiastas del helado / foodies que quieren comprar todos los sabores ya que ni siquiera tienen bandejas o bolsas para facilitar esto.

Le había prometido a mis hijas un viaje a la tienda Anya Hindmarch Snoopy en Pony Street. Quedamos encantados con ver y comprar algunos artículos relacionados con Snoopy y Cacahuetes. Después de las palabras, decidí llevar a la familia al Any café para completar el día. Pedimos tostadas de queso, sopas y cafés. Las tostadas de queso eran de £ 9. 00 cada uno y la sopa pequeña y medio tostado £ 14. 00 cada uno. Las tostadas eran esencialmente dos pequeños trozos de pan de masa madre sin más evidencia visible de queso que una mancha de algo derretido con un sabor fuerte y salado. La sopa se olvidó y cuando le recordé al camarero, tuvimos que esperar otros diez minutos para que llegara. Lo peor de todo fue la guarnición de ensalada; ligeramente marchita, marrón en los bordes con dos manchas de aderezo - claramente salido de una bolsa de ensalada de supermercado que había visto días mejores. Le dije a la gerente que la salsa era marrón, ella aceptó y eliminó el cargo por servicio. Qué pena, ya que puso a un decepcionante en un viaje por lo demás agradable a la Anya "pueblo". Ahorra tu dinero y come en otra parte.

Vinimos para el proyecto de helados ‘degustación’ - se prueban todos los 15 sabores de helado de Anya - completo con espolvoreos de todo tipo y obleas - agua con gas y limonada casera también incluido Es una experiencia muy divertida y algunos de los sabores más “atrevidos” fueron sorprendentemente buenos: ¡el frijol al horno Heinz fue una revelación! Estamos contentos de haber ido, ya que era algo divertido de hacer, pero... El café en sí estaba cansado de aspecto y aunque peculiar estaba en necesidad de una buena limpieza! Los baños están bajando unas escaleras precarias y si usted es más de 5 pies 5 en estar preparado para agacharse! El código de vestimenta decía “Business Casual”! No estoy seguro de quién diablos se creen que son, pero eso no está absolutamente justificado en este pequeño café. También es desagradable que traigan a los catadores de helados de enfrente (¿no está seguro de cómo funciona eso en la lluvia?) - «¿un lado de los humos del tráfico de Londres con su señora del helado?» En general, yo diría que vaya por la degustación, pero como un café solo, está enormemente sobrevalorado y piensa demasiado de sí mismo!

Este es un lugar muy raro. relación calidad-precio inexistente. El postre vegano era horrible, definitivamente no viene de alguien que respeta a los veganos.

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Cute cafe with good food. Everything I had was good, if a tad pricy. The fruit parfait was particularly good. Service was good.

I recently took my niece to the Anya Hindmarch cafe to celebrate her second birthday with afternoon tea - I couldn't recommend it more for a special treat! The food was fun, delicious, and plentiful; the coffee was excellent, and the staff couldn't have been more friendly and attentive. It's not easy keeping a two-year-old entertained, but she loved every moment, particularly engaging with the staff (who were so good with her) and the candle added to one of her cakes. Although the space is small, we spent a good few hours at one of the cosy corner tables, which suited us perfectly, and we were made to feel welcome and relaxed. The additional monster cake we were given to take away with us was the extra special touch none of us expected, but everyone appreciated. I'm already looking for an excuse to return!

Great service but cakes tastless and gave me a bad stomach:( we sat outside and i believe the place itself can be trully loveley but that’s it.

Great quirky place to enjoy a fresh unusual cake and coffee. Service was great and nice atmosphere, we sat outside and used the blankets on offer. All food looked good and everyone appeared to be enjoying their experience. Will be back for the cream tea!

Dusty surfaces, stale biscuits, funny tasting coffee. Had high expectations as the place has been marketed as a high end cafe.

Met my partner here after her hair appointment next door. Lovely little terrace, delicious soup, nice juice, great coffee, friendly staff. Will definitely return!

Really wanted to go here so made a point of visiting last time I was in London, and also went to the ice cream project and bought a handbag at the same time! I had seen how cute the café and all the things about it were! Service was a bit hit and miss. I wasn't sure whether to just take a seat or go to the counter to order. I went to the counter and it took a while to get someone's attention. I was given a menu and sat down but then no one came over so I went back to the counter to order. There was also a lady sat outside eating breakfast who I'm guessing worked there, she seemed a bit grumpy and abrupt to the staff. The oat milk cappuccino was lovely, really well made. My husband had a cold chocolate drink of some sort, he said it was really good. We both had a cake each, just for the cuteness factor. They were cute but a bit small, not overly great and probably not worth the price. I would go back because I loved the aesthetic, and the coffee was really good.

Afternoon Tea. I’m a huge AH fan having bought my first bag about 15 years ago, so was very excited to take my 13 year old daughter along to Afternoon Tea here. We are regulars to afternoon tea in London but this was a huge disappointment. We knew it would be more casual given the price point but the cafe is very small and hot and there are other eating lunch, coffee etc at the same time so there is not an attentive service, my daughter doesn’t drink tea or coffee and they charged me extra for an apple juice and when we asked for some extra sandwiches (there was just three small sandwiches each) I was told there was none available. The cakes were very tasty as were the scones but tiny. We didn’t feel that welcome so we finished and left after about 30 minutes. As we were leaving another server was bringing us some avocado on toast but they hadn’t mentioned it to us and my daughter doesn’t eat avocado and it was her that was still hungry. There had been no communication that this was coming so it was slightly embarrassing. I think we will stick to the more expensive but always better service alternatives in the future. We also tried the ice cream from the shop after we left but very few flavours available. We got a Maldon sea salt to share which was very nice but quite intense.

It's a nice setting despite the busy road. Decent enough selection although bit odd to not have decaff tea. We had what they call a toastie - huge doorstep slices, average filling. Very nicely presented salad but dressing was very sharp. And the pickled red onion was unpleasant. Average food really

I loved everything about the Anya Cafe - the space, the people and the staff. Especially the Maitre'd who was fabulous. However my welsh rarebit was over cooked - unappetisingly dry with rock hard toast. A real shame - if anyone had asked me how our meal was I would have pointed this out. My friend's avo toast looked good though.

Anya’s snooty staff, stale cake, cafe ☹️ We travelled from Nottingham to visit Anya’s Cafe. Utterly disappointing.

I stopped here for a cup of tea on my way to an appointment and was made to feel incredibly welcome. Service was excellent and friendly and the tea was perfect. A great range of sweet and savoury treats to try on my next visit. I thoroughly recommend this cafe.

We went to the cafe late afternoon it was quite when we arrived. We sat inside which was nice and outside did get busier. The cakes were nice on the pricy side but this is central London and I can imagine the overheads are high. What let the afternoon down was the service half our food came out I could see the rest on the counter so asked if we could have it they say I had to wait for the waiter to come back. The restaurant had everything to be a hit but lacked experience staff. But I can blame the staff management need to spend a bit more time training

A great cafe with outdoor seating and heated lambs. In addition to the beautiful Anya motif cakes the savoury items (although a short menu) are really good and fresh. The hot chocolate is phenomenal.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon. We were seated right away. However, service went downhill from here. I ordered biscuits which took so long to arrive. Kind of strange for a food that’s pre-made. They weren’t that crowded either. I saw our biscuits put on plates and then brought to the wrong table. I actually had to alert the staff of the issue because they couldn’t figure out what table to bring the biscuits to. Again, keeping in mind they weren’t that busy. Lots of empty tables. The biscuits and tea were just ok. Overall though what really tainted this experience for me was the service.

Took my little girl and her friend here for lunch and wow what amazing service! So accommodating and engaging - everyone took such good care of us. Are probably the best cheese toastie I’ve ever had and the girls agreed (cleaned their plates!). Indulged in some cakes also and equally as amazing as expected. Overall such a lovely experience in comfortable environment the food is great And the service is top notch!

Love this little cafe that forms part of the Anya Hindmarch village in Belgravia. They do fantastic breakfasts in a retro 70’s style setting. There’s also a number of bakery items to eat in or take away modelled on Anya’s hand bag themes.

Went for afternoon tea. Food was really average. Service staff seemed utterly disinterested. Had looked forward to this for ages as a post exam treat for my daughter and was so very disappointed.