Caffe D'Oro in Kensington and Chelsea

Close to Morden Hall park, uses and underground. Intimate coffee bar with wide variety of food and drinks, good value compared with other local eateries. Background music doesn't over power you, and in side street 3 mins from both Morden Hall park and underground/ buses so not much traffic noise inside or out

This is the nicest place in walking distance to have a quick bite, especially if you have just come off the tube train which is in walking distance just opposite. Italian in theme it has extensive seating both indoors and outside. Savory and sweet snacks as well as a full range of tea and coffee. Welcoming staff and in walking distance of the Morden Hall local council. Clean and comfortable to have a relaxing chat with friends, not so good for large groups due to crowded seating arrangements.

I was always looking for a good place to have breakfast in Morden and never found one until I came here, had eggs Benedict and paninis and very good quality and taste. The owner also very nice and taking care of the customers... small place but has everything you need for a nice breakfast 👍🏽

Morden doesn't really have any nice places to eat or chill, as such. But my friend told me about this place that was tucked away from the main hustle and bustle of Morden High Street. It is a lovely cafe and actually quite huge inside. Comfy leather sofa's to relax onto if one wants to take it easy, and normal tables to eat at, if you're in a rush. It serves halal food which is great! They have so much on the menu, it's hard to choose what to order. The prices are extremely reasonable too, which is even more of a temptation to visit regularly. The owners are very welcoming and friendly. Service was great, food fab too. I had the Eggs Royal, my friend had the English Breakfast. I would definitely recommend to others and would go again for sure. Very peaceful, you can actually have a conversation, not like other places where music is blaring out constantly.

Caffe D'Oro is located a short walk from Morden tube station in a quiet side road, no noisy traffic here. The 2 owners are passionate about the food and coffee. Early morning you can listen to quiet background music, or if its sunny sit outside in the sun reading a free newspaper, close your eyes and you could be anywhere in Europe. Lunchtime is busy but always space, and no one rushes you, 10 minutes or 2 hours makes no difference. A true taste of Morocco in South London. Tell your feinds - I do.

Popped in for lunch today after walking past and see others enjoy a beautiful lunch. The staff are so welcoming, the restaurant is clean and tidy and the food is great value. I had a warm chicken salad for £4.95 and it was delicious!! Can't wait to go back!!

小腹が空いたのでサンドイッチをいただきましたが、美味しかったです。大きなカフェではなく、その分、料理は丁寧に作られている ようで、少し時間がかかります。急いでいないときに、少人数での利用をおすすめします。満足でした。

Lovely staff.The food was fresh and great.at the time we were there, the food didn`t take long to be served.we were very pleased.

Today we called the Caffe D'Oro and wanted to place an order for 10 members of staff. Unfortunately the very unhelpful man on the phone told us that we could place our breakfast order but they will not deliver it before 11am. Our company likes to experiment with different local cafes and we are loyal customers to many of them. We called them because the Caffe D'Oro staff dropped their flyers in our office and promised free delivery if we would order over 2 items.So we thought we would have a go.It was our first time to call them and after very disappointing experience we won't be back. Kendall CarsWimbledon

Rather than the usual impersonal chain outlet, I opted for Cafe d'Oro when I needed a place to work for an hour or so over lunch. This is a lovely place, the staff are smiley and welcoming, the coffee is great and, unlike the Caffe Costabucks places, there is a fabulous range of fillings available for lunchtime baguettes. There is also a good variety of things to put in a jacket potato. I opted for a mozzarella, tomato and basil baguette and it was not only fresh-made but very tasty, not at all like the bland, pre-packed offerings found in some other outlets. Furnishings are comfortable and well-arranged, with sofas as good as any you'll find in a chain place and that all-important free wi-fi. I have to say that I was delighted with Cafe d'Oro, it made a tedious lunchtime on a dull day somehow an altogether finer experience. I don't go to Morden very often but, when I am next there, I'll ignore the nasty looking big chains and visit this gem of a place instead.