Cafe W in Camden

Very disappointing with the new look.A fresh coat of paint would have been fine but changing the lights ,use of terrible material on the banquette ,a very noisy fridge weird position of 2 armchairs. I support changes which improve but this is regressing.

Delicious cafe latte with oat milk. Recommended. And pretty inexpensive compared to other cafes in London.

Café de boa qualidade, doces e sanduíches aceitáveis. Serviço extremamente simpático. Costuma lotar aos finais de semana e não tem gente suficiente trabalhando (quando fui, tinha apenas uma menina, que era rápida e eficiente, mas não tinha como dar conta do movimento), de modo que as mesas ficam com os restos e com a louça suja por um tempo.

We had lunch at the cafe w in Waterstones picadilly. Wonderful service. Our waitress could not have been more helpful. Offering recommendations and friendly. Will definitely come back

Estás rodeado de libros, mientras comes tus pasteles y bebes tu delicioso chocolate caliente. ¡Los mejores chocolates calientes de Londres!

Café bastante vacío, 2 miembros del personal fueron realmente serviciales y amables. Buena relación calidad-precio, saqué un montón de té de la olla.

The coffee is good, the tea is good. Not enough choice of food in my opinion though for a place that serves a lot of people. Tea in proper tea pots and coffee in cups not paper . The choice of pastries could be wider and more covered over from the public coughing all over them That puts me off eating in there . The place surrounded by books one can browse whilst sipping coffee is endless . A lovely old fashioned place .

We come here as a family quite a lot as is convenient and nestled in the excellent Waterstones bookshop. The chance to browse a bunch of books and chat in this convivial environment is the main draw. However, I think Waterstones has confused quaint with dated... some fresh seating. more comfy chairs and improved menu would be great. Why not make this cafe stand out. It is a bit fusty. They really should also make an effort on the menu and improve the level of hygiene (toilet facility especially), keep tables cleared of debris (perhaps with the odd wipe) and employ more engaged staff. Not that hard really. If Cafe W was not in Waterstones, it would be an empty relic of the past. Of course it can get very crowded during peak hours.But that is the norm for a popular and busy area. I know... all sounds a bit 'mardi' from me. However, it would be so much appreciated if Cafe W were to lift its game a notch or two. Not an afterthought.

This cafe upstairs at Waterstones can be very overcrowded at weekends Service is not great seems to be the usual loud student on some sort of drug type which whigh Waterstones cafes always seem to employ They are more interested in retelling student tales in a loud voice then clearing tables or actually serving Seem to be always understaffed Cakes are old and stale Toasted sandwich can take forever to reach you and then it will probably be burnt This with the over zealous Hampstead parents going over and over school work with their loud grumpy kids doesn't make for a nice quiet read over a nice cuppa Avoid and go up the street find a tiny Lane way and find Tanias cafe which is actually trying to be a real authentic cafe with flair and flavour!!

There is something quite attractive about cafes in bookshops -- usually it means a place for a good beverage and a quiet browse. This place is apparently popular with local families too -- very nice feature except that if toddlers are noisy detract from the quietness (we were seated next to a particularly high-energy toddler).The wifi is not strong and the restroom (unisex and much used) needed a clean. Other than that this is a very welcomig cafe.