Eadweard's Cafe in Kingston upon Thames - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I work at Kingston University, but this is a good place to get a decent coffee or a snack - and open relatively long hours as well. The staff are friendly and helpful.

I went there and a lady called Maria who works there Always as a bad smell. I don't know if it is because her clothes or becouse she didn't wash herself enough. But plz do something about that. Thx.

Named after Eadweard Muybridge, the Kingston photographic pioneer, Eadweard's Cafe on the ground floor of Kingston University's impressive new Town House is open to the public and offers a wide range of snacks, good coffee and tea. It is opposite County Hall in Penrhyn Road, next to the main Kingston Uni building, and - like the modern-design building it is housed in - has clean lines, atmospheric lighting and an interesting range of yellow, red and grey chairs round circular tables, plus some comfier seating areas. Sandwiches, cakes and snacks are on sale, standard prices, but the range is set to grow as the cafe, which only opened in January 2020, gets established. It's a more pleasant place to meet than in the draughty, seatless reception area. What it currently lacks is any 'soul'. It has a bit of a corridor feel to it, but at least it is completely wheelchair-accessible. Needs to bed in a bit! In the first days it could only take cash, as the card-reader wasn't operating. This has probably been fixed. Light snacks include chocolate, fibre bars and crisps, and the tea and coffee (to drink in) is served in natty blue, grey and white cups.