Bread Of Life in Harrow

We live nearby and pop in occasionally for cream tea on special occasions. It's always been somewhere between good and great for food and service. But this last trip was a bit like visiting Fawlty Towers. We wandered around trying to find someone, anyone, that might work there. Eventually someone gestured in the vague direction of a cold room with stark, uncovered wooden tables. Eventually, about 15 minutes after we sat down, someone offered us both a menu. About 15 minutes later we asked for water... this request was satisfied eventually. So about 30 minutes in and we had water. We tried to order but at that point we realised that we had different menus. So these menus were whisked away and we had only our water to entertain us... I'll stop there but it wasn't great. Borderline awful. It's gone from delicious treats and great service in a beautiful tea room to water in a cupboard. Good luck.

Tried this place out for the first time. Starters were ok, we went for the platter.The main was delicious, we had jungle curry which was really spicy and lamb massam which was real comfort food. The staff were pleasant.The only downside was the building itself was very cold, and there were no heaters that could be switched on. This spoilt the meal as we sat there with our coats.We will go back but in the summer.

Their food is delicious, as is their chai - authentic mumbaian flavours. It's a new, family run independent cafe that has focused on 1 thing - the main thing - quality food! The setup captures the feel of a cafe in Mumbai as do some of the 'street-food' style dishes. I would recommend trying the masala egg burger!

Great atmosphere, friendly staff and lovely food. We come here weekly to enjoy roast dinners!!! They’re a hit! The new manager is lovely!

What a disappointment compared to the previous Bru cafe in Harrow . The new one looks terrible inside. We walked straight out and went to McDonald’s.