Cut The Mustard in Wandsworth - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Very fresh sourdough bread. Nice ingredients for the BLT. Very good hot sandwiches. The coffee was well prepared,

£4.10 for an iced late (takeaway!)in a low rent area. That’s madness. Don’t know if they charge more for eating ‘in’ but the latest owner did away with indoor seating so its not like there’s even an option for that - outdoor on shared wobbly narrow benches only. This is our local, so very disappointed as I don’t think customers are priority

Stumbled across this place on a walk to the common. Served by a lovely friendly woman who made me a delicious oat milk flat white. I wish I’d asked for the name of the beans, it was gorgeous. I bought a beautiful dark sourdough loaf for just over £4 - it’s nutty and chewy, perfect for a treat, or a dish where the bread is a feature rather than a vehicle for other food. It was really large, and the cost felt very reasonable given how much more special it is than a supermarket loaf. Also tried a delicious little lemon and polenta cake, and a salted caramel brownie. They made a delicious afternoon tea for my housemate and I. The selection of sweet and savoury treats was excellent, I’ll come again to try more. Delighted to have found this place - very conveniently located to grab breakfast or lunch on the way to the common, and I noticed a fridge with a nice little selection of beers. Will absolutely come again.

Disappointing service, food and coffee. From entry the person serving us had the expectation that we should know everything. We were told only takeaways but they offered plates to some locals. The pastries are all burnt or chewy on the top. Coffee was tasteless and because they only use full fat milk which overpowers their beans. A Customer returned a sandwich which had been opened and handled and they just put it back in the fridge.

Vivimos localmente y visitamos regularmente para tomar un café para llevar y comprar un pan de "Frank", la masa madre fabulosa. Visité la semana pasada con mi recién nacido. Bienvenida por parte del personal amable y atento del personal de la casa. Pedí una taza de té y panqueques que estaban tan deliciosos que todavía estoy pensando en ellos. ¡Volveré pronto! ! ! Está claro cuánto amor e injerto duro entra en este lugar, y estoy muy agradecido de tenerlo a la vuelta de la esquina.

After following on Instagram for some time I finally had chance to make it to Cut The Mustard. I only stayed for coffee and cake (I got the last slice of carrot cake which was delicious) but I will be back for brunch! The interior is cute and laid back, and the service from the guys behind the counter was great. I also managed to get the last loaf of porridge sourdough which has been amazing to use at home. Can’t wait to return next time and support the business!

Ah this place is such hidden gem in Tooting, it’s tucked away in a residential area. It’s a really cute café with some outdoor seating too. There’s some great choices on the menu. My sister and I both went for the salt beef, cheese and sauerkraut sandwich and crispy potatoes. It was absolutely delicious and excellent quality. My mocha was a good amount of chocolatey too. Prices were about average and the service was exceptionally good. This is one of my favourite places for brunch/lunch in Tooting.

10/10. I live about 20 mins away from Cut The Mustard, which is both good and bad. It makes for a special trip (worthwhile), although if I lived closer, I’d probably be in everyday. Have had the Priory in the past, this time went for the Peggy. Also took some sourdough home (and a cheeky salted caramel brownie). Follow Jimmy/CTM on Instagram to see the love and dedication that goes into this place. Inspiring. Don’t bother going if you’re the kind of person that studies the prices on the menu, it’s not expensive, but if you don’t understand high quality produce and attention to detail, then you won’t ‘get it’. You get what you pay for and like I said, I’d be there everyday if I was closer. Keep up the good work.

We live locally and have taken friends and family to Cut the Mustard for Saturday brunch. The food has always been wonderful, all made from scratch and you can see from their social media how much effort goes in to each and every thing that they do. Huge kudos to Jimmy, he definitely isn’t taking the easy route with his lovely cafe. The coffee is great and juices are fresh. I had a wonderful granola last time I went with cherries and Greek yoghurt and it’s one of the best breakfasts I’ve had in ages. Last time we went we also bought a sourdough loaf to bring home and it was very tasty. We sliced it and popped it in the freezer for yummy weekend breakfasts. It’s great to have such a fantastic local and independent cafe.

Our new favourite brunch spot in south London. I follow ctm on instagram and admire the time, love and effort put into this cafe. Each dish is perfectly crafted to compliment the chef’s skills, it truly is the tastiest brunch in our area. Really hope that it gets the support it deserves, keep up the good work ctm your locals are rooting for you!

We live around the corner yet haven't been often as I'm not a coffee drinker. Having watched the cafe's instastories I was amazed at the level of effort put into running the cafe and that pretty much everything is made from scratch! We were keen to support them and had a mushroom melt and 106 Sclater St toastie to takeaway and both were delicious! Will be back for a proper brunch soon. Keep up the good work, it's a lovely cafe to have nearby.

Amazing cafe! Very different from your usual “fry up” Love freshly baked bread, orange eggs yolks, home made cakes (are to die for 🤤) Definitely wort a visit !

I'm lucky enough to live around the corner from CTM so I've had many a fine breakfast there. Jimmy's little cafe is everything you could hope for if you're a fan of great coffee, delicious food & great service. You will also find homemade cakes, sausage rolls and the best sourdough (named Frank) you will ever eat. So if that's you, make your way to Cut the Mustard on Moyser Rd in Furzedown. You'll be so glad you did!

We regularly visit this cafe for breakfast when we can, and can’t recommend it enough. Everything on your plate has been made from scratch, and it shows in the quality and flavour. The freshly baked bread is unbelievably good and sells out quickly. Every item on the menu is beyond your standard breakfast items, and yes you will pay a bit extra than a normal brunch cafe - but in my opinion it is totally worth it. One of the best breakfast/brunch cafes in South London. Well done to the chef and the team. Also, if there are pumpkin and almond tarts on sale, make sure you get one..!

The place was busy when we arrived but my friends and I were happy to wait as a friend had recommended it for brunch. Once we were seated the guy serving us made us feel like an inconvenience for being there, the service was slow and once we got our drinks it took 3 attempts to get some milk for the tea - by the time it came (and was slammed on the table by the annoyed server) the tea was cold but we didn’t think there was much point in complaining and upsetting him further! Food was good on the whole but with what can’t be more than about 9 tables they really need to consider the service! Such a shame!

Solía amar CTM. De repente, el personal ha cambiado y los precios subieron. Un babycino es 1. 50 (anunciado a bordo como 1). Un tazón de mermelada del tamaño de un guisante es 1. 50 ¿Gasta más de 8 en un solo café, babycino y croissant? ? Venga. No nacimos ayer. Es una pena como un buen café del vecindario, pero ahora es una broma debido a los precios.

Tuve el placer de ir a este maravilloso café, escondido en la soleada calle Moyser y no me decepcionó. . Tomamos el delicioso desayuno nduja, con los más divinos, huevos escalfados perfectamente cocinados y una deliciosa pasta de chorizo ahumado, regado con un blanco plano perfecto. ¡Tan delicioso! ! ! Además, todo el pan está recién horneado, diariamente, por el chef y está disponible para llevar. ¡Muy delicioso! Maravillosamente ambiente agradable y alegre personal. Muy recomendable para cualquier persona en la zona y que necesite una comida muy buena a un precio excelente.

La comida era normal, el precio era alto.

Hidden away from the hustle and bustle of Tooting. The menu is excellent and slightly different to most other places - recommend the side sausage. They make their own bread and the coffee is great too! Staff are really friendly and efficient. Simple and effective.

Brunch para 2 adultos y 2 años de edad, básicamente 2 desayunos ingleses completos más una salchicha y un tazón pequeño de frijoles para el niño, un té, un café pequeño, un zumo de naranja y 3 pasteles pequeños para llevar, 58. 50! Indignante, no vamos a ir allí de nuevo.

Came after hearing good reviews. It’s a bit of a trek away from tooting but busses stop nearby. Lovely service and food, we both had the Peggy and then could not resist a salted caramel brownie to take home. Will be back!

Stumbled across Cut the Mustard while visiting friends in London. Great people, great place. Obviously popular with the locals and for good reason. Highly recommended.

Visité este café el sábado por la noche durante el mercadillo de Christmas Street. Hacía frío húmedo y ventoso, así que llevé a mi sobrina de 7 años para que se calentara y tomara un poco de chocolate caliente. Ordené de inmediato, solo había otro par de personas en el café. Después de 10 minutos todavía no habíamos recibido nuestras bebidas, aunque otros clientes habían entrado y habían recibido bebidas para llevar. Le recordé a la camarera que me dijo que las bebidas estaban "preparándose". 5 minutos más tarde, ella trajo una taza para mi sobrina, el platillo estaba cubierto de chocolate en polvo y el chocolate también se había derramado sobre el platillo y la bebida estaba fría. Lo devolví y bebí el mío, que estaba tibio antes de que trajeran un reemplazo para mi sobrina. Fue un servicio absolutamente atroz y en ningún momento los asistentes reconocieron los errores que habían cometido. Nunca volvería a usar este café, nunca he experimentado un servicio tan pobre en ningún otro establecimiento.

We were visiting london, looking for somewhere for breakfast and turned to tripadvisor. The reviews were good and easy to see why. Nice food with friendly staff and a quirky decor. 5*

This wasn’t our first visit to the cafe, but just like all the other times, we had an absolutely incredible experience. The staff could not be more friendly, the coffee is DIVINE, I even had a bear in mine..not something you see everyday. The menu was different to the last time we went, and it was so great to try new things, Peggy was so delicious! I only wish we lived closer so we could visit more often. Hats off to all the staff, amazing cafe and I cannot recommended enough.

Wir haben im Cut The Mustard frisches Brot und Gipfeli geholt. Das Brot hat Schweizer Qualität und war noch leicht warm. Absolut empfehlenswert! Die Bedienung war auch sehr nett.

I came here for Sunday brunch with a friend and had a lovely experience. The staff were extremely friendly and the food was excellent. I could have quite happily eaten four meal and then taken some cake home for later but went for the mushrooms on sourdough in the end. It came with fried eggs but there was no problem substituting fried for scrambled. When I go back I will be torn between ordering that again or trying something different as everything coming out of the kitchen looked delicious. Would definitely recommend.

Am moving into the area and was happy to see a cool looking independent eatery . Just the kind of place that I like.

Lovely spot: delicious, imaginative dishes, often involving eggs & sourdough bread, capers, avocado, sautéed shallots & great coffee, too. Must try!

From being greeted with a smile to having my WiFi issue resolved, the service was just spot on. Would defiantly recommend to a friend ! Thank you Tia and Rafa :)

This is our favourite cafe. The food is amazing using high quality ingredients, I am addicted to their coffee and the staff are lovely. Always helpful and friendly and always go the extra mile to make you feel welcome. We would be lost without it! Big thank you to Jimmy for bringing this to Furzedown.

As a spoon aficionado I’m thrilled to the very ankles when a local eatery offers an ample spoon selection with which to agitate my americano or cleave moist morsels from my brûlée. ‘Cut the Mustard’ certainly lived up their name and tantalized me with some very fine utensils with which to carve said condiment. Suffice to say I will reprise my soujourn any time I am in the bourough, although sadly my work for the UN dictates that it may be some time now that the denizens of the Isle of Wight have begun the rumblings of insurrection.

Mi esposa y yo vivimos en la carretera y están en aquí constantemente. Genial para café, desayuno y almuerzo. La comida es todo hecho en casa, es delicioso y el menú cambia regularmente - la mayoría de variedad de temporada. También hornear su propio pan y pasteles.

I try to pop in here every month or so even if just for a coffee as it’s a cute place and I know how important it is to support your local independent businesses when they are good ones - use em or lose em..

He estado viniendo a este lugar desde que abrió y he visto cambios con diferentes chefs, mala y buena. El último chef ha llegado al jackpot con el menú y los sabores orgánicos y creatividad es fantástico.

The best coffee (Volcano) Great food (notorious P I G among others) Very good service Easy parking Great eggs

Went here on my lunch break with a colleague. I had the avocado toast, almond milk hot chocolate and a salted caramel brownie. The avocado was very generous for only £5.50 but the bread was slightly burnt. However the brownie was one of the best I’d ever tasted, so gooey and moist. Will definitely return.

Terrible place please don't go there???

Just by knowing the chef and his passion , it's a five from me ! He has brought this cafe to life . I love the logo,the CTM Instagram videos. He's an inspiration, I am crazy about food and want to go into it professional. Jimmy has given me the confidence to try and he doesn't even know it . Lovely man and superb place to have some lovely food

Me gusta venir a este lugar para mi trabajo - hasta ahora hunt me caben en mi presupuesto. V personal amable y soy nuevo en el barrio y ya se siente como un regular!

Recientemente descubierto esta pequeña joya y hemos estado en el desayuno en cada oportunidad que he tenido! La notoria P. I. G es delicioso - gran calidad de salchichas y bacon con salsa casera de color marrón. También hornear su propio pan y no un...

I work just round the corner and buy a coffee or two a day - it's the best coffee in...

Peggy la homónima y tenía un increíble café con la familia después de llegar de Australia. Buen lugar! Mejor café fuera de Melbourne.

Jimmy has created a wonderful little cafe with awesome food and a fantastic atmosphere. Everything is freshly cooked and baked in the kitchen and the bread, oh the bread is just incredible (and as I am German I am pretty biased about bread). The coffee is absolutely amazing - the baristas really know what they are doing. The staff is super lovely, with a special shout out to Haley and Claudia, who always make me feel at home. Cut the Mustard truly is a little gem hidden in the residential area of Furzedown and is definitely worth a visit. I know that I'll be back every time I'm down in London!

The best coffee in the whole of tooting, or maybe london (undecided yet) and the blonde lady stamped my coffee card all the way until the end because 'tis the season' THANKS and i'll be back to buy a bag soon, and the music is great. Bette Davis Eyes on repeat!!!

Brilliant cafe in Furzedown!!If you are looking for fresh, delicious food with great service and great cafe vibes...this place is for you! Jimmy is a great guy and it's obvious that he takes pride in his work and puts a hell of a lot of effort in to keep this place a cut above the rest.If you need coffee, breakfast, brunch, lunch... go here. End of.

Cut The Mustard is my local coffee & bakery cafe and is excellent all around to say the least. My partner and I have experienced many cafes all around London as well as high end restaurants dotted around the capital. Jimmy who started Cut The Mustard in Furzedown, London is an extremely talented chef. The sour dough bread that is made on site daily is definitely one of the tastiest sour dough breads I have ever tasted. The coffee is absolutely fantastic and freshly made smoothies and health juices are also a real treat. The menu choice has been very carefully thought out and all ingredients are of the finest even down to the wonderful Burford Brown eggs from the Cotswolds with their amazing deep rich yellow colour yolk. I truly cannot fault this wonderful warm feeling cafe that has sprung up in this village type area of Wandsworth borough. Jimmy the owner & chef of Cut The Mustard gives so much inspiration to many food & coffee lovers of the way a successful cafe should be. I truly do hope to see Cut the Mustard in every city in the world as Jimmy brings soul in to something he so loves and this shines through in every way. Congratulations Cut The Mustard - you are the leaders of the cafe world.

Love this cafe. Such friendly staff, such amazing food. I have been a few times and tried a few different things. I can't even say what the best was as I loved everything. Also great coffee which is super important for me. Keep up the hard work everyone.

What a find! The food is so fresh and delicious with a real focus on everything being the best it can possibly be with so much thought into the simplest of details. Jim the owner strives to make as much as he possibly can on the premises, whether it be bread, pastry or cakes and it's all so tasty! The atmosphere is relaxing but still has a buzz. If I could clone this place I would. Pop in, relax and enjoy. You'll be planing your next visit before you've finished your meal!

Was taken here on my Birthday by my family, it was incredible. The food was delicious, the coffee was fantastic and the service was amazing (very smiley very tentative).I now live about 15/20mins from Cut The Mustard and will often wonder over for a coffee or a carrot and ginger juice. If I could visit everyday I would... Basically I'm obsessed.

We used to visit Cut The Mustard just for their amazing bread but now it is our go to for brunch, coffee and afternoon tea. Incredibly friendly service, reasonable prices and the best hot chocolate in London; what’s not to love?

I’d read about this local cafe and always meant to pop in but never quite made it until today. Really wish I had gone sooner as it’s such a lovely spot. Had a really good flat white and delicious carrot cake. Great spot to sit and find some peace and quiet in an otherwise busy area. There was a mix of people working on laptops and locals stopping in for a coffee. The menu looked interesting so I’ll definitely be back to try the hot food.

Started coming here for a bit of a break and a sit down from doing up our new place even before we properly moved in to the area! It's a real local gem -- the food is fresh, tasty and filling and the same goes for their homemade juices too. I also have to mention Jimmy the owner. We were stuck without electrics at our place and asked Jimmy if he knew anyone --- he made a few calls on the spot and an electrician was around ours that evening and sorted us out. CTM takes after him -- really honest, friendly, local place.

Lovely little local cafe close to where I live on the side streets of Furzedown - in the upper stretch between Tooting & Streatham. Fantastic brunch and tasty treats all baked in-house, including sour-bread loaves. Well worth a visit, although it is very popular and does get packed at the weekends. Sometimes does special evening meals.

Perfect post-Pilates breakfast. So lucky this is only 30 seconds from my house. But if it was further I’d travel there.

Best coffee, amazing service and food, the most incredible bread I have had and a lovely space. I’m not close to CTM but it’s my first choice brunch spot carry on doing what your doing! ❤️CPelekanis

We have been working round the corner from this cafe so went in as it looked nice from outside.We were not disappointed and I urge anyone to go there as the food is delicious but not only that interesting. It makes a change for such a small place to offer something different from the run of the mill. The first time I we went I had smashed avocado, cannelloni beans and poached eggs. Which was excellent so good I went back the next day to have the notorious P.I.G which was really tasty made better by the fact my apprentice didn’t know who Biggie was.Today I had the pumpkin and feta on toast all the dishes I’ve had have been so fresh with complex flavours such a great find in the middle of a residential street!The only downside is it’s too small so is always rammed but well worth a visit.

Absoulty delisous brunch today, massive portion sizes so much so we needed to take some home with us to finish later. The hot chocolate was by far the best I've ever had! Yum!!!!

I feel lucky to live just around the corner from this great little place. Perfect for brunch or a snack, and Jimmy makes really good bread and other baked items, too. It's not just your standard bangers 'n' beans fare, either - there are some interesting and very tasty options on the menu, all perfectly cooked and presented. Coffee's good, price is right, atmosphere is friendly... lovely place.

We first stumbled across Cut The Mustard while we were waiting for the keys to our new house just down the road. That was over two months ago and we have been back countless times since! Great coffee, really friendly atmosphere and delicious food! They even sell their AMAZING sourdough to take away (which trust me you will want to once you've tasted it!). Overall a fantastic independent business that we need more of and must support. My only complaint is that it's not open for dinner! Long live Cut The Mustard!

Cut the Mustard is hands down the best café I have been to. The coffee is second to none and the food is amazing, especially for us vegetarians/vegans out there - there is plenty of choice in this café! The atmosphere is extremely homely with lovely music in the background, a perfect café to bring your laptop and have lunch in. I personally love the fresh juices and the fact that dogs are allowed! Go in for breakfast, you wont be disappointed.

Best cafe in our neighbourhood. Great breakfast options, bread is awesome and made in house I think. Go to option is Eggs Royale, coffee, newspaper. Hits the spot every time.

When I moved to the area just over a year ago, I never expected to find such a great little place on my street corner. Whether you just fancy a takeaway coffee, a freshly baked brownie or a breckie to cure the mother of all hangovers then I can guarantee Cut The Mustard has all corners covered. I don't know the owner personally but I admire his passion for what he does and one day I'd love to see him replicate this cafe in Clapham (because I'm selfish and live here now!). Keep doing the basics right!

WOW!! this place really knows how to cut the mustard. What an amazing spot a truly hidden Gem. I really wish this little Gem was in my local area. The food is really Amazing you really can taste the top quality ingredients in the meals. The chef aka (jimmy) always goes the extra mile and puts a lot of love and passion in his workAnd now he's doing bespoke artisan sourdoughs breads. The are amazing too!!The staff are always very friendly and very helpful. I definitely recommend this place to anyone without a doubt!!!

We live just round the corner and regularly eat here as it’s fantastic. The best eatery in the area that we’ve come across. Please try the pork belly dish on at the mo it’s delicious! My wife always has Jill The Pumkin.

This is a five star place! Very cosy cafe run by a great person and a talented Chef in one. This is a very best place for an awesome brunch or just a cup of coffee to enjoy the local community. Delicious brunch with lots of options, absolutely lovely coffee and brilliant cakes and bread! Great friendly atmosphere and excellent service. Highly recommend! This is the best cafe in the area get yourself there and quick!

Such a little gem to have at the end of the road flr brunch, a quick coffee or obe of the incredible sourdough loaves. Staff are always so friendly and helpful and the food is a creative slice of genius! Almost dont want to shout about it too much so i can have it all to myself.

Working on Moyser Road means there is not a great deal of food/drink options within walking distance....but this cute little cafe is just perfect! My breakfast and hot chocolate in the morning makes my day!!

This cafe offers fantastic coffee and delicious food - can't go past Peggy the Smash. Atmosphere is great, the staff are really friendly and service is quick.

Me and my partner are locals of the area, and this is by far the best food in the surroundings. Hands down worth a visit, delicious food and lovely coffee! 5 stars.

I live locally to Cut The Mustard, my favourite things are the in house baked sourdough and the coffee. The quality of the ingredients is excellent and the service is always very pleasant.

A terrific place, really nice food and good, strong coffee. The cheese and Marmite brioches are out of this world! Good wifi too, useful when I need to get out of the house to get some work done. My kids love the place, as well, though that may be because they always get a fresh chocolate criossant bought for them ever yvisit!

My husband and I moved to the area a few months back and this local gem has become part of our weekend ritual!Great coffee, brunch, lunch and brownies but the best part is sending my husband out on an early morning visit to pick up an amazing fresh sourdough! Well worth a visit!

My husband and I have been visiting Cut the Mustard religiously since it opened a few years back. Our weekend simply isn’t complete without a visit for our favourite dishes; Peggy Smash & Notorious P.I.G with a cheeky loaf of Frank sourdough bread to take away. We also love the freshly squeezed juices and fab coffee! My sister is also a local and regularly visits with her baby, this is a super family friendly spot. Thank you to all the lovely, friendly staff and owner who gets up at the crack of dawn to make sure the people of Furzedown get their sourdough bread! Kate & Ed Johnson

DELICIOUS brunch. The crispy potatoes where my particular favourite, but all of our party thoroughly enjoyed their food.

We had the Peggy the Smash and the Jill the Pumpkin with a side of sausage they were delicious. I could have eaten it the next morning too. The ingredients are so fresh and the flavour combos are beautiful! Love the small village vibe! Highly recommend

We visited "Cut the Mustard" for breakfast on a Sunday Morning.My coffee was burnt (badly).The service was dreadfully slow and rather expensive.The marmite brioche was however heaven on earth (hence the uplift to three stars).

Visiting Friends in the area and came across this great cafe, we had various breakfast options and all were Excellent, my poched eggs were perfect, and the bacon & sausage top notch, you can tell that the produce used here has been sort out for its quality, so yes it may be a pound or so more than your standard cheap brekkie, but it is so worth paying that bit extra for quality. It's just a shame I live over 4hrs away otherwise I'd make this my go to cafe for my cooked breakfast treat.

They used to have an amazing 'super sandwich'- with spinach, tomatoes, and a few other things. However this has since been taken off the menu and they now don't have even one option catering to vegans... When I asked the staff if there were any vegan options it turned out they didn't know the difference between vegetarian and vegan options :( .I was also charged for a drink I ordered but never actually received.

Having moved into the area quite recently we were eager to try out all the local brunch spots and Cut the Mustard has become a firm favourite. The quality of the food is hard to beat, portion size is decent and service is friendly.We'll be back again and again :)

The food is good, portions could be bigger. Service is ok. No complaints.Atmosphere is nice, outdoor seating available in nice weather.Price ; not bad. Doesn't have the feel of "Overpriced London" but isn't cheap eats either.Easy to get to.

We went for breakfast and was pleased to find a cafe that was dog friendly. We sat outside as it was a nice sunny day. Service was friendly and the breakfast menu a little different. I really loved the homemade baked beans with poached eggs, which were cooked to perfection. The potatoes were delicious too. The Cappuccino was ok, but not very hot. For a local cafe,it is a nice rustic place to visit occasionally.

Limited menu but the food is quite nice. Some good brunch & pastry options. I think they should try different coffee beans but the coffee is okay. This place could be amazing if not for the waiting staff. I've been a couple of times now and it's astonishing how long they ignore customers who come in and sit down to order whilst they get on with other things. I understand if they are busy, but with us and five other customers in the cafe, it's quite poor. You can also queue and order to takeaway, so after 10 minutes of watching three different waiting staff walking past us, I decided to queue behind one other person getting coffee 'to go'. I wouldn't mind but when you get to the till they are disgruntled when you tell them you are sitting in, and they promptly tell you to take a seat. Then appear to engage with each other in lengthy discussions about where they live and what they are doing that weekend - clearly our order was an unwelcome distraction. I've made a couple of visits because it's local, but for me it's now one to avoid.

This place is just perfect to get a coffee, lunch or a lazy breakfast. Its a relaxed atmosphere and the staff are lovely. Food and coffee also made with love and care. Love the fact that this is right in the heart of our neighbourhood. They do serve dinner but I am yet to try it.

Is 'the full mustard' the best full English in Tooting? Yes definitely. In South London possibly. The quality of the ingredients shines. Everything is either homemade or from a good supplier. Perfectly poached golden yoked free-range egg with a plump lean and peppery Cumberland, flavoursome green baked bacon plus black pudding are presented with a portobello mushroom grilled tomato and their signature home made beans. You also get their unique crispy potatoes which are somewhere between chips and a hash brown. It's about the right size if you have an energy draining day ahead and is well presented too. Cannot remember eating such a good full English. Coffee with a great too

Fantastic place with delicious food, good coffee and friendly staff. Small and cosy inside with pavement seats and tables.

Visited for some refuelling the morning after the night before and had a great bit of brunch. Between us we went for eggs benedict and the pancakes which were both amazing. Well worth a visit if you fancy trying somewhere new.

Lovely brunch post run - I had the pancakes with bacon, maple syrup and pumpkin with a freshly squeezed orange juice. Great local find - service a little slow, waited to be seated & for menus but not a massive issue on a lazy Sunday brunch.

We'd been here before and had an enjoyable experience, however on returning we had to seat ourselves and ask for menus after waiting. We had to go up and order at the till because they were too busy for table service. We ordered pancakes, a pot of tea and a coffee. We waited a long time for the food and the drinks just didn't come, even after reminding the staff twice. The pancakes were OK but it definitely wasn't real maple syrup. We ended up leaving and going to another cafe for drinks where we were greeted on arrival with menus and asked for our order by two separate waiters.

What a delight to visit this café with family for brunch. The sourdough was outstanding and featured in all the dishes we had. I really enjoyed the Full Mustard breakfast and the Girolles on toast and Eggs on toast also had excellent reports from our party. Great, friendly service and I loved the dappled sunshine under the trees outside. A great place to have in your neighbourhood.

Try the pancakes here they are amazing. My family ate a mix of breakfast dishes and all v tasty. One of the best coffees ive had locally. Staff are so friendly too. Can't wait to go back.

Recently discovered this place when visiting my girlfriend. Excellent atmosphere and food to match. Has a real local feel. We're definitely going to make this our new regular cafe when I'm in town.

The place is awesome. Casual vibe adds to the authenticity of the place. Fresh everything! It does more than says on the the non-pretentious tin . The owner has a good eye for detail and from coffee too granola too cakes it's top notch grub! Simples

We've visited the cafe several times now for brunch and we have never been disappointed. Such delicious food. My favourite has to be the Miss Piggy...yum! We always take our two young boys who are always very well looked after. Can't wait to go back again.

Happened in here for brunch with a friend, I had the Full English and they the Kedgeree - both were extremely good, we were also able to order a glass of (very good) wine afterward, which is a nice touch for a cafe.The staff we friendly and the service was spot on, would highly reccomend!

Visited cut the mustard with my partner and met some friends there too. First off, the salted caramel chocolate brownie is incredible, I salute you if you can eat the whole thing in one go without having to take a nap!!We stayed for lunch too, the service was great, really attentive and nothing was too much trouble, even for kids. I had the eggs benedict (I'm always won over by a place that does all day breakfast at the weekend!) and couldn't fault it! Some really interesting stuff on the menu and enough variety to keep everyone happy. Also the sausage rolls are perfect for a snack for the road when you're finally hungry again after the brownie!!If I lived closer this would absolutely be a regular haunt, can't wait to find an excuse to go back!

I've been to cut the mustard a few times now and always enjoy going back. Jimmy the chef and owner is the star of the show, never stops working. The food is great with a selection of ales and cider. I always seem to come away with a homemade sausage roll and brownie. Keep up the good work cut the mustard...Tony

Greeted by smiles from the CTM staff it was hard not to feel relaxed and comfortable in this rustic cafe in south London. For someone who is very particular about the right mood and setting when ordering food I found the displays and aromas very appetite provoking. The coffee was of high standard and piping hot, which is a big plus for me. I purchased a pastrami sandwich which was huge and it indulged me enough to buy another to take away. My second experience brought my attention to the sausage roll with black pudding!!!! No words really, Just utterly a winner. I don't usually write reviews, But I just want to let CTM know they are doing a fab job and I will return soon to try something sweet.

Hadn't been for a while - ordered a bacon sandwich and a cup of tea. Fairly safe you would have thought. The tea came immediately but the sandwich took a while, and when it came it was lukewarm, the focaccia was burnt underneath and the bacon overdone. It had some water cress and other greenery on it to somehow justify the price. Not terrible but not very good either for £6.50 inc tea. Game needs to be upped.

There have been a few cafes come and go here but this is by far the worst. The coffee tastes so bitter and the food is pretentious. Everything is over priced. The fact it is popular shows the kinda of people now living in Furzedown.