Daisy Grey Park Langley in Bromley

staff look so nervous and mood was verry sombre it’s changed since the new owners have taken over will not be coming back as food is not even that nice and is overpriced for what you get

Love this place … normally but today 😩 We waited ages and ages for coffee- when we asked politely we were met with a brusque reply ‘I’ve got lots to prepare .’ And then the coffee was almost thrown down on our table. This is very unusual as normally the owners only employ lovely people who are friendly engaging and chatty. The vibe was not a good one! Several people in the coffee shop commented that ‘things were not right today!’ Some people were double charged by accident - eg the table next to ours. They also ordered, as we did, coffees to have in but when they arrived they were in takeaways and they went back and made them again which took sooo long. We over heard one girl saying an extra shot coffee - as she put the coffee on the table an d the woman said no ‘extra hot’ same as I always have not extra shot! Not that busy today but they were today in disarray !!

Wow, my first visit to this little gem, friendly, light and airy with a great atmosphere, the food was amazing, had an amazing brunch served by the lovely Manager Flo, very knowledgeable, couldn’t decide from the extensive menu & she recommended the Daisy Grey special, smashed avocado, chilli, tomatoes, bacon on rye sourdough, and it was delicious. All the staff were happy and friendly, a sign of a well run establishment. As I was visiting also took a cinnamon bun to eat on my trading journey home, delicious. highly recommend, I will visit again when I’m back in town.

We come here a lot for breakfast and it is the best in Beckenham! Great food and friendly staff. Highly recommend.

My son offered to take us for breakfast and we stopped outside Daisy Grey. It was quite late about 10am. The place was heaving. We managed to get a seat in the back on the sofa. We were served by a lovely young girl. At the first opportunity before our order was taken we changed tables to a round one when it became vacant. We were informed of a slight delay in the kitchen which was understandable as it was so busy. As I looked around I could see this was more than a place to eat. Mothers with young children reading newspapers while grazing over their food. Young men catching up with friends, business meeting and a dad with his daughter. The place had a nice vibe. We didn’t have to wait long. Our order was taken and I didn’t have an expectation. When my scrambled eggs and smoked salmon arrived I was surprised as there was no scrimping on the eggs. I really enjoyed my food. Good quality reasonably priced. Husband and son had a fry up and they enjoyed their food. Value for money and a nice ambiance.

We come 2 or 3 times a month. Food is delicious and fast, drinks are good quality and they do chai latte and matcha and tumeric latte, which are all delicious, no cheap powders it's good stuff and the baristas know what they are doing. All the cakes are hand made on site by the chef and are awesome, we even order their cakes for birthday events, the carrot cake is one of our faves as it the Guinness cake The new chunky donuts are great and sweet and I'm sure they are calorific. The full English is great. The ingredients are all locally sourced and free range and organic; bacon, sausage and eggs are all top quality. Their apple juice is also very fresh and delicious, but you pay for the quality of the juice, its not cheap. However the rest of the menu is very reasonable. £5.60 for a bacon or sausage bap, other similar cafes charge a tenner for the same thing. Their homemade breaded chicken and homemade fish fingers are insanely good The staff are all well trained and welcoming. We usually get lucky and manage to find a table, however they do get very busy as they are so popular and next to Kelsey park. If you want to guarantee a table then go a bit later in the day, so go for lunch at 2pm rather than 1pm. Daisy Grey please keep being great!

Another delicious lunch with all the family. Staff were really quick to serve us and very friendly. Particularly good for the kids as there are crayons and paper to keep them amused as well as a kids menu. Love it here.

Absolutely terrible service with miserable staff. They normally say no to reserving a table but every now and then you see a reserved sign on a table and it stays empty for ages…. It’s such a shame as the chef must be very good because the food is very tasty. I live very local and keep giving it chances but it is still the same each time 😞

Awful service, no acknowledgement from anyone when we walked in, had to go and ask for a menu after being sat there for five minutes and was sat there for another 15 without anyone coming over to take our order. Probably shouldn’t have a sign saying ‘Table Service’ if no one is going to come to the table. I could understand if it was busy but there were about four other tables maximum at the time. Ended up walking out as it was clear even after making eye contact with several members of staff, that no one was going to bother coming over.

This cafe was a delight. From start to finish I thoroughly enjoyed my experience. I had the most delicious matcha iced latte and almond croissant in the garden area - I can not fault either. I was especially pleased with my waitress’ demeanour, I recall her name being Florence. I was very impressed by her friendliness and enthusiasm for the cafe, whilst also having warm, kind welcomes from the rest of the staff. Would whole heartedly recommend.

Absolutely awful wait for not very good coffee. Staff seem very inexperienced so not their fault. 2nd time I have been and no improvement over the 6 weeks. Won’t be going back

D G used to be our favourite local cafe - interesting food and excellent attentive, service. Now the staff seem sloppily dressed and the attitude of the men in particular appear lazy and disinterested. Yesterday someone vaguely waved me towards a table and I had to wait a full 10 mins before I could attract attention to place my order. There seem to be plenty of staff standing around but they are chatting to each other, drinking their own coffees. It is just such a pity as it’s a good site and it has been so good in the past

Daisy Grey, a pretty perfect spot for Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch! A nice spacious spot for a bite to eat or a cup of coffee, child and dog friendly! They have a garden area as well, which is spacious and well covered for a rainy day! I had the Daisy Grey special £6.60 and added scrambled eggs £2.40 - this was yummy, I would've enjoyed a poached egg with this but scrambled complimented the dish too! My friend had American Pancakes with berries & Syrup £6, she added crispy bacon £1.60 She enjoyed this but the bottom pancake was a little soggy due to the syrup, so a tip to have the syrup in a jug for you to pour your desired amount! Overall, it was a lovely spot for a catch up and yummy brunch and would recommend!

Food is nice, in parts as some corners seem to be cut. Service is average and inattentive at best. Have to ask for everything... For the prices charged for just breakfasts you would expect a lot more.

Have visited this cafe on several occasions and have always been happy with service & food . However on visiting at the weekend it wasn’t the same level of service . We had a family dog with us & asked the young girl whether the garden area was available . We were answered with an ubrupt ‘no it isn’t’ . She then told us no dogs allowed inside . Which obviously we totally agree about , . But we noticed an elderly lady enjoying lunch inside with a dog sitting at her feet !!!!! I was extremely surprised to see this . When we questioned this we were told she’d get the manager . We told her not to worry we’d eat somewhere else . So obviously there appear some rules for some & not others . I noticed as we walked past later same lady with dog inside still. It’s a shame as I always enjoy the coffee & food here . Felt we weren’t welcome at all .,

I can’t rate Daisy Grey enough, the coffee is the best around hands down. The food is always lovely and the cakes are delicious. Best of all the staff are always welcoming and happy. Great with both children and without. Can’t recommend it enough.

Friends recommended Daisy Grey so we tried an early lunch. They serve breakfast all day so I had the English Breakfast. Very, very tasty! Even the gluen-free bread was delish. Treacle bacon was especially nice, and the plate wasn't half-covered with beans. Good value at £9. BUT - table service was slow and we had about a 10-15 minute wait for coffees then for breakfast.

Poor service and selection of pastries available at 10am. Waited outside for over 15 minutes for two coffees to be brought out. Several people waiting. Not organised and very expensive for what it is. Also staff not very friendly at all and no apology. My...

Writing about the Keston one. Be careful new owners. Inexperienced staff and nobody appearing in charge on top of average food and you may well blow it. Add some warmth and some nice touches , don’t be too over confident. We won’t be returning for...

I have been to Daisy Grey in Keston a few times before but not for a while. It looks to have a new manager which looks to be a young girl with little experience! We ordered a fish finger sandwich which was appalling, fish fingers...

Having pitched up on the common for a family game of cricket we decided to order a takeaway from Daisy Grey. This was the Tuesday of half term and we were expecting a little wait but we were happily surprised when they said ‘pop across...

We were really pleased when this opened in Keston - finally, a quality coffee shop to meet for brunch, lunch or afternoon tea and cake. The decor looks great and the area outside is a nice place to sit overlooking the common. Coffee is nice...

This is our favourite local coffee shop where we take a walk every Friday morning. The coffee and pastries are delicious and the service is excellent.

Visited there this morning... from the outside through to all areas inside this place is great... the food, staff are fab and so pleased to have this near to where I live... can’t wait to visit again 👍🏻

From looking at their Instagram page and lovely decor I was so keen to visit, however the service was terrible, and the prices were extortionate!! £8.50 for a fish finger sandwich! And regardless of the price, the quality was shocking. The ingredients tasted so cheap...

Great little cafe with seating indoors and outdoors in the back garden. Lovely service during Covid period as it was all table service. Good coffee but the best bit was the warm chocolate brownies!!! Highly recommend the honeycomb brownie

Great place to hang out. Food is delicious and the coffee is excellent. Location makes it the perfect place to visit after a stroll in the nearby park. Staff are always super friendly and it has a nice, relaxed vibe. Can’t fault it!

This is definitely a regular place to hang out. Food is amazing and the coffee is the best around. Staff are always friendly and welcoming. All in all a great place to go

Lovely friendly local coffee shop. So lucky to have this on the door step. Have become a bit of a regular - whether its visiting with the kids on a Sunday morning after rugby training or 'working from home' i love this place! The staff...

Great coffee but tight tables — food and coffee is great although you do tend to sit on top of each other. Feels like the tables could be spread out a bit better but overall a good experience

The staff are so so wonderful! Super friendly, speedy service. Very accommodating! Very cute atmosphere and delicious blueberry pancakes and the best hot chocolate I’ve ever had!! Definitely recommend this place! Lovely local spot!! Will be back again for sure!

Visited with a friend a couple of days ago. I hadn’t been in a while so noticed the decor is a bit more welcoming & some of the chairs more comfy (the cold benches give the impression that they want you in & out asap)...

The lemon meringue cake was such a tiny slice we spoke with the staff who were lovely and apologetic and explained the manager had insisted that due to the high cost of baking the sponge for this cake the smaller portion was to reflect this! £3.50 a slither. The manager approached our table and said the lemon cake is expensive to bake! All a bit of an odd situation. No comparison to close by West Wickham’s good choice of great eateries such as Corza, Kitchen and Primo Cafe. Girls working at Daisy Grey are really nice and I completely understand they have to follow the rules.

Visited here for the first time today to meet a good friend and both of us thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Opted for pots of lovely loose leaf tea accompanied by vegan superfood salad with halloumi and Orange polenta cake. All food and drink was served promptly, hot and tasty. Menu is good and varied, accommodating for quite a few tastes and well priced. Service was polite and also prompt. Judging by the fact that this great independent venue was virtually full, many other customers also share our experience and we will certainly be returning here again.

Having said how nice this place is (based on many previous weekday visits) we took our daughter to breakfast when she visited us this weekend. We had to ask when our breakfast would be coming as we had waiting a long while and drunk our tea and coffee. The waitress went to ask and then came back with our order. By this time my husband had to leave so we asked for his to be put into a take-away container.My daughter said to the waitress that we had waited half and hour for breakfast and could she pass that info on. The male senior member of staff, who has always been so friendly on previous visits, came over to say that he had been told we wanted to speak to him....we hadn't. He pointed out that we had only waited 20 minutes, which was the usual wait time. He also said the garden area was busy. The main cafe area was not busy then. My daughter said we could have been told that earlier or there should be a sign. Actually we didn't want a conversation, just a nice family breakfast together.While we were waiting to pay the bill the two potential customers next to us left, without being served and another couple had the wrong order given to them and then seemed to have issues when another set of plates arrived.The food was lovely, as usual, but sadly we, and possibly others, will not be coming back......on a Sunday.

Visited a few weeks ago with a friend a loved this place, food was delicious, lovely staff had a great visit. However, I visited today and it's really a shame to say I felt it had gone downhill. The food was really greasy, the coffee was cold, I didn't even get the extras I added with my lunch. The young lady who served us had such an attitude, asked us what we wanted before even giving us a menu then when we asked for a few minutes rolled her eyes and sloughed off. There were 3 young members of staff who were all very lapse just standing around by the till to actually get another tea we had to do up to get their attention. Gave the place a really uncomfortable atmosphere. Sad to say I probably won't be visiting again.

I am a regular at Daisy Grey and have been since it started, the coffee and food has never disappointed, yes you pay more then a typical cafe and if you like that cuisine then maybe this isn’t the place for you. But if you want strong coffee and nice array of teas and tasty food then this play is for you. The staff are really friendly and talkative, I always look forward to going to Daisy Grey.

I loved this place, the staff were so friendly and lovely, coffee was amazing and the food great as well. But something has happened recently since the lovely manager went off on his travels. Staff just stand around chatting so you are waiting ages to order; menus used to be presented on a lovely clipboard, but now now you just get a crumpled bit of paper...; sadly I don’t think I am the only person who feels this way as before it used to be packed, and now it is mostly empty! The friendly atmosphere seems to have disappeared. I feel like I’m in a chain coffee shop. Luckily the coffee remains the same, but please please get better I want to come back!

This is the best hip coffee shop in Beckenham by far and beats any for miles around. The staff are lovely, in particular Amy with her amazing hair! She has always got a smile to greet everyone, no matter what and she’s so efficient and hard working. Love the coffee, so creamy and rich and who ever is in the kitchen is one hell of a good chef! Keep it going Daisy Grey.

First of all the staff are simply the nicest and friendliest, secondly they serve the best coffee ever...Climpson & Sons. Oh and the cakes and pancakes aren’t bad either!! 🤪.

I am quite surprised there aren’t many reviews about this cafe. Food and coffee in general is very tasty. The prices are ok, and the service is very friendly and quick. You don’t have to wait ages for your order. Despite the chairs and tables aren’t very child friendly, the atmosphere, food and coffee are much worth enough to give it a try ;)

A lovely place to meet friends for breakfast. The food is great and the service is friendly. Special mention for “The Will” breakfast. First visit but will definitely be back.

We called in here today with friends for a coffee. A very warm welcome, great coffee and an interesting menu although we didn’t eat on this occasion we will be back and will not hesitate to recommend this cafe to friends. It is licensed if you need something stronger and there is ample space and facilities for buggys so I suspect it will be very popular with families. Glasses and a carafe of water brought to the table immediately and another positive, paper straws!!

I regularly visit Daisy Grey, each time I have found the staff very friendly, welcoming and competent. The atmosphere is relaxed and buzzy. The food and cakes are extremely tasty and the coffee is the best in the area.