Fernandez and Wells in Camden

Fantástico personal, buena comida! Otra joya escondida que vale la pena buscar. La comida que se ofrece es de primera clase, a un precio razonable y el personal no podría ser más servicial. ¡Uno de nuestro grupo quería una comida vegana, por lo que el personal discutió lo que le gustaría y lo preparó especialmente para ella! Definitivamente volveremos!

Good breakfast, helpful staff and nice coffee, definitely worth a visit. Well priced menu with a variety for everyone. Also a selection of fresh pastries available- the custard tart was the best we have had to date.

Sigo a un chico en YouTube que se llama "TOPJAW". Lanzó un video hace poco tiempo sobre los mejores sándwiches de Londres. Fernández y Wells fueron mencionados allí debido a su sándwich escocés de morcilla y se veía increíble. Fui un domingo por la mañana para probarlo.Es bastante fácil llegar a este lugar desde Tottenham Court Road y desde aquí puedes llegar fácilmente a Oxford Street.Llegué y mi primera impresión fue que es un lugar agradable. Tomé asiento y leí el menú. No pude ver el sándwich de morcilla. Destripado!Pensé en probar el sándwich de tocino y huevo, así que fui al área de pedidos y le dije al chico lo que quería y le pregunté si el sándwich de morcilla y huevos estaba fuera del menú. Me dijo que me pueden hacer budín negro y huevos si me gusta, ¡y por supuesto dije que sí!Ahora, aquí está esta parte donde se vuelve un poco confuso. Dos platos llegaron delante de mí. Un plato de tocino y huevo, y un plato de morcilla y huevos. Lo que debe haber sucedido es que no entendí bien la confirmación de los chicos cuando dijo "también podemos hacer budines negros y huevos si lo desea".De todos modos, con un poco de magia, transporté una de las rodajas de morcilla al sándwich y lo disfruté mucho.Es el mejor budín negro que he probado en mi vida, y fue realmente la única razón por la que visité este lugar. Es una pena que haya salido un poco mal, pero me da una razón para volver.Te recomiendo que visites aquí, es buena comida. Pero sea claro con el personal que espera lo que ordenó para que no se quede solo con dos platos de desayuno, con resaca un domingo por la mañana pensando "qué demonios ha pasado aquí".Mira la foto si quieres.

De hecho, visité la tienda de carretera de Excibition, que no figura aquí.Estaba buscando un desayuno rápido antes de visitar el museo y después de revisar los otros cafés en el área decidí probarlo.Me encantó la deliciosa tortilla de queso y mi helado americano.Gran lugar para visitar locales y turistas caminando también.¡Apuesta segura!

Por alguna razón, mi revisión anterior parece haber sido eliminada. Mientras pasábamos un día en Londres, mis amigos y yo nos detuvimos en este café solo para sentarnos y tomar un poco de agua; el personal no parecía molesto y bastante grosero. Después de unos 10 minutos, nos preguntaron, de manera bastante grosera, si íbamos a comprar algo, y nos pidieron que nos fuéramos, ¡no es genial!

Trabajando en Londres, entré en Fernandez & Wells en la calle Denmark para tomar un café rápido.Esto se describe como un lugar de reunión de moda, está bien, así que me dejaron entrar. Los pisos y muebles de madera crean un ambiente cálido y agradable. Hubo una cálida bienvenida y rápidamente hice mi pedido para un blanco plano. Lo que me gustó fue que no tenía que esperar en el mostrador de mi café, podía tomar asiento, sacar la computadora portátil y seguir trabajando.El café llegó rápidamente y se veía genial. También sabía muy bien.Este es un café encantador y el menú de comida parece interesante también.

This nice restaurant located in a nice area, serving various kinds of food all day long. Very good & tasty brakefest , excellent coffe And nice atmosphire Allso good wifi..

Gran descubrimiento mientras paseaba por el área de Tottenham Court Road antes de una reunión. Café apropiado y pasteles en locales atractivos y distintivos con un ambiente continental. ¿Por qué alguien iría a una de esas terribles cadenas para beber café blando cuando puedes ir a un lugar como este?

Denmark St is mid refurb so the outside ambience is a bit rough at the mo. But the sausage roll, spinach roll, plum cake and two green teas were great.

Este lugar solía ser mi restaurante en el centro de Londres. Se sentía un poco diferente, más auténticamente rústico y centrado en productos increíblemente sencillos y bien preparados.Sin embargo, el menú ha cambiado. En lugar de las opciones de varias carnes o quesos curados individualmente, ahora se agrupan en tablas de quesos o tablas de carne mucho más grandes y más caras. El placer de la selección y la mezcla que se obtiene con la comida española ha sido reemplazado por algo que claramente complace al público en general (por la cantidad de clientes), pero lamentablemente ha perdido todo su encanto único.La comida seguía siendo buena, pero las opciones eran demasiado limitadas para la cena en solitario. Además, pedir en la caja fuerte en lugar de en la mesa o el bar hace que se sienta como un Starbucks saltado en lugar de un restaurante europeo.

It’s expensive. The service can at times be minty. But I just love it. I used to get my coffee from them on Lexington Street every day for YEARS. Now, 10 years later, I’m popping in for breakfast at least once a week to their Denmark Street cafe.

I confess bias. If you remember an outfit from when it was a little hole-in-the-wall operation in Soho, managed to get another venue together and then, suddenly, years later, grew exponentially, you might naturally want to see it win, having been a big proponent for years. It goes even deeper: this particular venue is the site of shared misery with ill-treated colleagues and hopeful, ambitious plans with good friends (the kind where you get drunk on a Tuesday afternoon because there is no longer any job to go to on Wednesday morning and you can't really afford it). Yet, while there is nothing obvious—the service remains commendable; the design values high—there's that sneaking feeling that the reason that your favourite dishes are getting smaller and more expensive is to balance the cost of the trendy (albeit lovely) Aesop liquid soap in the toilets. I really want this place to pull itself back to the authentic Spanish tapas bar about which I have been a zealot—least of all for the Proustian triggers for me. Okay, so I can deal with its remit now embracing the Mediterranean in general. But I'm not quite feeling that jazz-hands-sing-it-like-you-mean-it commitment that predates discernible accountant input on pushing the profit margin. Not trashing it. But no longer feeling it.

Before Fernandez and Wells expanded into chain, the food used to be great - they used to source some really great Spanish produce. Now, half of the menu isn't even Spanish, the portions are tiny and the standard of ingredients and cooking mediocre. It's fine for a glass of wine - just avoid eating there.

£8.20 for a small late and a ham and cheese croissant. Seriously guys? This is a bit of a joke. Please advertise price on blackboard outside, I feel like I’ve been robbed by you. I wont be returning

Me gusta F&W;, su sucursal en Somerset House en el Strand es uno de mis favoritos y este no es diferente. Una ubicación perfecta justo al lado de la estación de metro de Tottenham Court Road y cerca de la calle Oxford. Es el lugar perfecto para una comida ligera o una reunión de negocios con un café.

Es un café de madera donde los gustos de Ibérico relleno con jamón y focaccias ccheese o portugués pasteles son expuesto a ser ordenados desde el mostrador y llevaron a una mesa con un té o una copa de vino francés o español. No para ver si un gazpacho caliente o refrigerada estaba disponible como en sus otras ramas. Pero este pequeño lugar ofrece una gran oportunidad para relajarse antes de nuevo se enfrenta a los horrores de Oxford Street o un paseo a través de la tierra que todavía es Charing Cross Road.

Esta fue nuestra segunda visita a este restaurante. Volvimos como la última vez nos gustó mucho el ambiente y la comida. Para nuestra sorpresa hoy era un poco diferente. . La tortilla aún. probado impresionante, tuve uno con pimientos asados y queso español, pero el yogur con granola faltaba desde el menú de dos cucharas en vez nos sirvieron de un yogur griego con un poco de nueces y tahini, que cuesta casi 5 libras. Cuando mi compañero preguntó por parte de aguacate nos dijeron que no es posible a menos que el elemento de toda la orden en el menú. . Avo. sobre una tostada. . Que realmente extraño porque había toda una tazón de aguacates junto a nosotros. El personal era muy agradable y nos explicó que no puede hacer eso, ya que no se admiten. Al final realmente ofrecido por nosotros no pagar lo que nos han negado. Es una pena que hayan estas reglas que les impide atender bien a los clientes. Puede ser que la tortilla está de vuelta, aunque merece la pena!

We stopped for small bites before going to the theatre. This place wasn't really my cup of tea if I'm honest. It had an air of stale cooking smells in the atmosphere which I could smell in my hair. Not nice. Service was good and so was the food. I'd quite like to visit another branch to see what they are like.

If you want quality coffee this is a good place to come. It's cosy and a bit rustic, pretty crowded around lunchtime, but clearly very popular with those who work nearby. I was meeting colleagues for a working lunch and it was pretty noisy, and also the service was very slow taking our food order, but the end product was excellent!

チェーンだと知らずに入りましたが、普通に美味しいコーヒーとケーキの種類もいろいろあるし、居心地がいいカフェでした。場所もあまり大きな通りに面していないので、そんなにお客さんが入ってなくて、騒がシクないので、ゆっくりできます。

Mi amigo y yo nos dio este lugar una oportunidad ya que estábamos paseando pasado y parecía acogedor con vinos y tapas!

This is a great little place in the West End of London at the far end of Denmark Street. A good selection of cakes - try the sourdough banana bread (toasted with jam ) for an afternoon treat.

He visitado dos veces en julio.

Calm service and delectable snacks - juicy chorizo and luscious aubergine. Lovely thin buttery toast. Our small dog was made welcome with a bowl of water. Staff were charming.

Un auténtico hallazgo haber dado en un café mucho más caro y ocupados en Wardour Street en domingo por la tarde, encontramos este lugar, paseando por la calle Dinamarca. Se dio en el clavo. Lo suficientemente tranquila para mantener una conversación, un buen té en...

Típico café bar de moda con alimentos caros, patatas fritas apareció en una taza y tu té en un tarro de mermelada. Lo mejor de este lugar es en la década de 1980 solía ser el centro de trabajo que el serial asesino Denis Nilson...

Tuve morcilla y huevos, seguido por un café. Me hubiera gustado la opción de huevos escalfados, en vez de fritos, pero no eran grasienta y sabía bien. La morcilla era de primera categoría. Buen servicio, experiencia agradable.

La segunda vez que nos alojamos aquí para una cena, y debo decir que somos fanáticos.

I needed a coffee and a treat - have passed this place a few times, so thought I'd pay it a visit.There is both takeaway and table service, with a sign, clearly saying please take a seat and someone will be with you shortly.I sat and waited, admiring the selection of yummy-looking cakes.I waited and waited, but the staff seemed more bothered about talking to each other, than serving me.Eventually, a Guy said he'd be with me in a moment - after a few more minutes, he took my order.A few minutes after, the coffee arrived and so did the cake - carrot & coconut. The coffee was lovely - the cake was tasty on the inside, but the outside was quite firm - this was obviously from the previous day!I paid, then left.I have to say, spending nigh-on £8 for a coffee and a slice of cake is a bit steep, even by London standards. The coffee was on the VERY small side, too. I have no objection to eating yesterday's 'bake,' but why don't they say-so and reduce the cost of it? Don't 'fob' the customer off, with fresh bakes, when it clearly isn't.And the staff and service - slow, very slow, and don't expect service with a smile, as you won't get it!

The staff was rude and the food only okey. Alright if you like eggs, omelettes etc. Atmosphere kinda cool. I would not Come again or recommend to a friend.

My husband loves browsing Denmark Street when we are in the area. This place was a surprisingly good find in the former job centre. The staff was friendly and very helpful. The cakes looked amazing, but our eggs (me, chorizo omelette) (husband, 'broken eggs' with potatoes and prosciutto) were very filling so we will have to come back and sample them another day. The interior is 'distressed' (unfinished flooring, walls etc), but very comfy and had large windows from where you can watch the world go by. I'm not sure if it's because we visited on a Sunday, but there were many brunchy options. Oh, and the ingredients were top notch. We will definitely be going back.

Stumbled across this place after looking into a couple of the big name coffee shops nearby, which were full. The latte was excellent. I found a quiet table and had coffee and croissant brought to me. Maybe a little expensive (£8 for coffee with a ham and cheese croissant) but worth the extra.

Coffee is ok but add a pastry and you will wonder what you've spent. It's a trendy place. Not sure it can last though. Location is nice and staff friendly.

This place could drive you insane. I it took over 30 minutes to get a coffee, which wasn't the coffee I ordered. There are no pastries or anything sweet to accompany it. It seems to pride itself on wine, and cheese and and cured meats. But the wine selection is very poor and only 2 wines are offered by the glass. The waitress laughed at us when we asked for more details other than "red". Only small glasses are available. We hoped to have a mixed plate of Manchego and an iberian ham, but this was not allowed. The menu is very uninformative. Water provided on the tables is not chilled. Mostly, the service is just appalling.

Carte correct , prix un peu exagéré pour la quantité servi , bon choix de vins un endroit correct pour un apéro mais vous trouverez sûrement moins cher ailleurs

Even though Tottenham court is swamped with cranes, building sites and mainstream shops and cafes it was refreshing to find a little cafe tucked away from the hustle and bustle. I had clients visiting from Scotland and we had a press day nearby so Fernandez and Wells was perfect for a quick bite to eat. They had a delicious range of handmade paninis and sandwiches available all displayed on entrance and an expansive menu of hot food too. The houmous plate with sour dough bread was a great side dish and the chorizo and sweet pepper panini was mouthwatering.

Pasabamos por la zona, nos resulto simpatico el nombre y por aquello del patriotismo entramos a desayunar y... una tomadura de pelo.Mi mujer pidió una tostada con mantequilla, mi hijo, que es alérgico a los lácteos , pidió una tostada con tomate, y le pusieron tomates cortados como para ensalada encima de la tostada (no dábamos credito). Las dos tostadas con tres cafés nos costo 19 libras. Los camareros serán españoles, pero el dueño me extraña. Resumiendo una tomadura de pelo. Que entramos por la gracia del nombre. Que ha sido el desayuno peor y más caro de nuestra estancia. Que me tengo que acordar en mi proxima visita de no ser tan tonto y guiarme por el patriotismo.Por cierto señor Fernandez cuando venga a Madrid le preparo un buen desayuno español que no es difícil.Por último a los camareros les aconsejaria que asesorasen un poco mejor a los clientes españoles, seguro que ganaríamos todos (vosotros más)

Two drinks and a sit down out of the rain in Soho. Over £5 for two Cappuchinos... no thanks. Wont be going there again in a hurry.

Kan kun anbefale dette hyggelige og charmerende sted på Denmark Street. Vi fik en dejlig sandwich og øl, serveret af et personale der tydeligt brændte for deres arbejde.

Parked opposite and spotted the restaurant and decided to change our breakfast plans.Low key and industrial, interesting breakfast menu and if you like eggs done many ways it's for you..Very good service.. Eggs with black pudding on sour dough was a great way to start the day..Very very good coffee also..New breakfast joint to add to our list.

With reasonable weather we chose to walk from Liverpool St to the West End and with some time to spare we popped in here for our first visit. Great choice of snacks and breads to choose from which were delicious. Friendly service and nicely located for West End will be back to try other selections. Nice alternative to the Costas and Cafe Neros of this world.

This place seems to me all that's wrong with artisanal coffee shops. It's a little dirty, not really comfortable to sit in but much worse, it's overpriced. I ordered one coffee plus two sourdough bread and jam plates. That is - one for me and one for a friend. My friend had no drink. Price? £10.85. We were served the coffee and a plate with three slices of bread. Yes, three slices. Apparently this was for two people. For which I had paid way too much. Are you having a laugh? Biggest rip off for a long time.

Tucked a bit out the way so found by chance when we'd got a bit lost. We were on a hunt for brunch Sunday morning. Definitely recommend. Lovely food , atmosphere. Great staff. Will revisit , wish we'd found on our previous trips to London.

We popped in prior to going to the theatre, sat outside to have a drink.Cava reasonably priced for London, and of good quality.Chatted to the duty manageress Heather who was polite, friendly and efficient as were all the team on duty that Saturday.This encouraged us to have a little tapas after a disappointing meal somewhere else, which proved to be tasty and good value.Will definitely go back as they all seemed to enjoy their job and wanted to please the customers....they got it right.Service, friendly smiles and nothing was too much trouble.

Dropped in by chance, I will go back. The menu is varied and rich, with proper regional cured meats from Spain and Italy and other plates with true Mediterranean flavours (from both European and African sides). Everything is prepared in front of you, on the spot. Kind service. Possibly a tiny bit expensive on some dishes, worth it nonetheless. If you go for breakfast, you'll have a great start of your day.

Went there couple times when passing by, I like the style very much, food is always nice, staff as always been pleasant and professional. It just suffers from a little lack of space, the stools and the table/plank along the wall is to narrow and not very comfortable, although it's will not keep me from coming back.

La semana pasada estuve cenando con mi pareja y la verdad que nos encantó el servicio y la comida de tipo mediterránea, en los tres países que se centran son España, Francia e Italia y el menú esta muy logrado, son rápidos y limpios, un café ideal!!!

Pasamos un momento por un café y nos encontramos con un lugar exquisito! Con variados tipos de pasteles y el mejor café de Londres lejos! Muy buena atención y calidad!

Tried 10 different plates and they where all so good. Would like to come back and recommend. Thanks.

Just on the edge of Soho, an enjoyable if 'slightly worn' cafe with friendly staff who are polite and eager to please. It feels like an independent but there's now half a dozen dotted across the capital. Good selection of sharing tapas plates or bigger 'boards' offering a mix of Spanish and French styles inc delicious hummus, Manchego cheese, Iberico Jamon and awesome roasted, salted Padrón peppers (from northwestern Spain - a Galician speciality called pementos de Padrón).The coffee is sourced to their own specification and I have to say was just as I like it - a consistently smooth, deep flavour with no harsh notes. Worth visiting here for the coffee alone. However, the food isn't cheap if you also indulge in a glass of their rather acceptable Rioja! c.£30 a head if you do a reasonably filling lunch, wine & a flat white.

Dropped for some jamon iberico and manchego prior to lunch with friends. This place never fails to please Left after prosecco and a mini sherry tasting. Go you will love it

Heard good things about the place so went for coffee and food. nothing exceptional about the food and coffee certainly was not worth a visit.

Ce petit estanco propose des produits de bonnes qualités en ce qui concerne le jambon et éventuellement le vin. En revanche les portions sont ridiculement petites et chère. De plus le service était mauvais (extrêmement long, comparé à la simplicité des plats, beaucoup d'erreurs alors qu'il n'y avait pas foule, pas toujours professionnel). Du coup, prévoir de pouvoir enchaîner avec un autre restaurant, ou alors être prêt à dépenser

Only had a cuppa and cake ( which was ok ). Good location on Denmark street for girls waiting for blokes ( you'll understand if you know Denmark street). Good music though ; as you'd expect !

We dropped in here today for lunch when in town primarily for a theatre matinee. Our plan was just to have coffee, but we opted to have some food too. The latter was very good (the toasted cheese & the hummus were particularly tasty), but the flat white coffee was a real let down, being rather lacking in flavour.

I haven't been here for years but wanted somewhere to escape the drizzle and have a tasty lunch before catching a train and F&W Beak St came to mind. Friendly and efficient staff dealt with a steady flow of customers wanting lunch or coffee. Good selection of sandwiches, perhaps a little on the pricey side but they clearly use really good ingredients so cant complain. Really nice lemonade and selection off cakes too.

On a lunch hour (and I stress the word 'hour'), I met a friend for lunch here. After chatting and reading the menu for 5-10 mins we ordered, so far so good. My friend's sandwich came within 5 minutes. My eggs however, took another 25 minutes. This lead to us both eating alone. I asked about my eggs twice and was told "it's coming mate". We were running out of time before lunch was over and still no food. As I got up to approach the kitchen, my eggs came; "There you go mate.". A discount or compensation was not offered. I requested a discount on them as they had taken so long, "Course." I was told. After the meal, the bill came, I had been discounted 10% of the bill, so £1.34, I felt this was absurd. After speaking once again with the kitchen, I was discounted a more realistic sum. Food is good but I'm sorry to say that they don't know what service is in here.

In Denmark Street for the first time in ages, browsing guitars, and saw this new (to me)place. My wife had seen good reviews, so we popped in for a quick lunch - and I really glad we did.Pleasant, unfussy service. I had toasted cheese, my wife had roast pepper omelette and both were absolutely delicious. The food is Spanish accented - primarily the breads and meats - and they focus on relatively simple combinations, with very high quality ingredients cooked simply - and very well!We had coffees after and they were both great - good coffee, hot and strong, which, regrettably, isn't necessarily what you get in other places - that should know better.I'm really very pleased to have found this place in an area with lots of eateries, but not necessarily that many I'd make an effort to revisit - and it's near the British Museum!Go there soon - you won't regret it.

Run by ex-Monmouth coffee manager (Fernandez) and design graduate (Wells), this gourmand coffee chain arguably serves the best coffee in London. (It's certainly the strongest.) Great selection of sandwiches and cakes too. Toasted cheese (usually comte) and tomato croissant, a ristretto and freshly squeezed orange juice make for a perfect brunch. Great setting at the east end of Denmark Street which will be even better when the Tottenham Court Road Crossrail Project is complete.

Lovely little spot for after dinner drinks and a chat, not too loud to talk over, great wine selection, fab location and atmosphere. Will definitely drop by again!

Went here with family for cake and coffee. We ordered two banana and sourdough cakes, and one sticky toffee. The sizes that same out wasn't that big, the flavour wasn't so bad, but the bit that I found very disturbing and VERY unhygienic, is the banana and sourdough is served with a big tub of butter and not thrown away from once it's been used but is passed around from table to table. I asked if this was the case and they said yes. I think this is unacceptable for such a high "end" establishment in London.

small, busy and fun place to have a glass of wine or two. Fills up quickly though so you often need to get their early.

La comida de española no tiene nada, es grasienta y el local no tiene ventilación, lo mejor losChicos que loLlevan, son muy amables

Great spot for coffee and a bite. No fuss no muss....You choose from what is on offer. Very few places to sit but my cheese toast was worth looking for this place!

サンドイッチとコーヒーで、簡単なランチをとるために利用。ロンドンで何店か展開するチェーンらしいが、平均的な味とサービス。

Fantastic coffee and fantastic omelette perfect for a quick breakfast! I work around the corner and Pop in a lot 100% worth nipping in for a takeaway coffee if passing.

Es un sitio de españoles, pero los precios me parecieron un poco elevados en comparación a otras cafeterías en las que estuvimos. también tenían productos típicos de españa

The food is very tasty and interesting but don't expect large portions. It was perfect for us as we only wanted a light lunch. We had raclette, black pudding and eggs and a portion of octopus. All very delicious.Unfortunately, the service is pretty indifferent, they didn't seem to care.

A large group of us went last night for work drinks. The staff were wonderfully friendly and looked after us very well. I'd recommend a visit

This place is hard to beat. This was my second visit and it was just as good as the first time.I ordered the fried eggs on sour dough toast. The eggs were perfectly cooked for me (I'm fussy) and the earl grey tea was beautifully fragrant.A nice atmosphere and great location.The only draw back is there isn't too much space for taking out a laptop to work. It's really an eat and go type place. Still great though.

No smiles, no hello or thanks is such a let down. Unfriendly staff and a can't be bothered attitude is just so disappointing. Sat ourselves down and helped ourselves to menus from the bar. We decided on just coffee in the end, no food which was the intention before the why-are-you-here-go-away reception and had lunch elsewhere. Maybe their other branches are better? Who knows.

The food I had here was fine, with good quality ingredients. However they were notably over priced and undersized. Not bad if you want a quick stop off for a snack and coffee, but there are much better Spanish restaurants in the area.The staff on this evening were friendly but not terribly attentive.Not bad but not exciting or god enough value. Ember Yard and Barrafina lead the way still.

The building here is lovely, bright and airy with a lot of the original - stripped back and contemporary. However the staff could do with some training in customer service, there was no eye contact and as for a smile...... We sat in the back room at the bay window and watched the happenings in the street outside. Coffee, when it arrived was very good, as were the eggs and dukka. The wash rooms clean and tidy, I was looking forward to using the Aesop soap but alas, the bottle was empty. Great spot, shame about the staff.

Несколько раз встречался в этом месте с коллегами по работе и друзьями, когда был в Лондоне. Очень уютная атмосфера и приятные официанты. Надеюсь, что булочки с корицей до сих пор сохранились в меню.

One of my go to cafés for meeting as there is always lots of space and the coffee is excellent - I typically go for the stumpy.The food and cakes are always good, and they also serve Vichy Catalan reminding of being back in Barcelona.

The title says it all.The interior is lovely, minimal and stripped back - large open spaces with plenty of room for family and friends. I walked in and the waiter looked at me like i had 2 heads and then carried on talking to his friend. I waited for a while at the bar until a different waiter took my order.I went and sat down with my brother, it was super cold outside so we were happy to have a place to sit. 30 minutes later a different waiter arrived with tea.Eventually we left and walked straight past the team of numbskulls who did not even say goodbye. Later on that night i remembered that they had not even charged me for the tea! Lets put it down to Karma..

We went there for an apero and most of the things we asked were not available. Regarding price: 21£ for a small jamon plate, too much. 11£ for 4 bears ok. The ambience is nothing special and even if the service was nice, the quality and price is not balance. I will not go again.

I love this place! Come here whenever I'm in the area and love the friendly staff, class coffee and tasty meats! You won't be disappointed!

Was walking by Tottenham Court Road area and bumbep into this place. Delicious sandwiches and extremely nice people. A must go if you want to have a quick break for lunch. Great surprise!

I like going here on a Friday night after work for drinks and a bite to eat with colleagues. Tapas is my absolute favourite and they do it very well.

We bust this place in the London Fashion week and the tapas were very nice and the location had a good feeling around it, service wasn't great but in a tapas bar, if is not critical. Very nice

Having just read the other reviews not sure we went to the same place! Interesting building and very good offer of wines, sherries and tapas which are authentic and served by a mainly Spanish crew. Will certainly go back to see if we enjoy it as much second time around.

Loved the atmosphere and raw environment the place carries. Coffee took a while to arrive, however despite the lack of good service, the desserts and coffee tastes great!

I've been to two branches of this cafe in the past month and I really want to love it but it is a bit pretentious and the customer service is pretty poor. Coffee is good though and the padron peppers are delicious. Just don't expect service with a smile.

We stumbled on this cafe while looking for lunch. It looks quite cool and contemporary so we stopped. Great music. Good food, terrible coffee, and very average service. The people were nice enough but I got the impression they couldn't organise themselves out of the proverbial "wet paper bag". Won't return.

Just went in and ordered a sandwich off the countertop to have toasted, and a macchiato. Was told to take a seat and it would be brought over.After fifteen minutes waiting, trying to catch the eye of a staff member, I accepted that none of the staff were preparing my order any time soon, but as soon as I put my coat on to leave, the man who took my order spotted me (funny that) and ran over with the sandwich (which had been sat in the toaster for so long the bread was like a giant crouton), set it on the table and ran off again. No apology, not a word. Shame he didn't stick around so I could have reminded him I ordered a coffee too.Went to pay for my sandwich - begrudgingly, but it arrived eventually and I ate it so felt okay paying for it - and was still expected to pay for a coffee that never arrived. Tried to argue but was told it "wasn't a problem" - er, I think that's for me to decide? - and someone made it for me there and then in a takeaway cup. I felt completely pressured into handing over my money and didn't want to make a scene so I paid, like a fool. Appallingly rude service and just to top it off, the coffee didn't taste all that good.

Sorry guys but I walk past your eaterie daily...the whole Soho crowd chatter amongst the chorizo..but today's experience was appauling. 30 minutes for service..no rioja of any colour by glass even though on menu and both items I wanted were off the menu. No welcome no thank you no nothing.

I went for drinks and loved the fact that I could try the wine, before picking it!It would do with more tapas, considering the locationWill go back

Hidden away on a street in Soho, Fernadez and Wells attracts those desiring a simple looking coffee shop, with a good selection of cakes, sandwiches and drinks.Unlike some of the more fancy cafés that London has to offer, Fernadez and Wells exhibits a simple and rustic looking interior. With room inside to seat 12-18 people and, providing the weather is nice, further seating outside, Fernadez and Wells creates a nice balance between intimate coffee shop and cosy settling point. With its thin benches and metal stools lined up against the walls, this coffee shop is more of a quick caffeine stop or quirky socialising place, as opposed to one that you'd lounge around in all afternoon with a book in hand.Despite its wooden floors and dirty white walls, Fernadez and Wells appears stylish in appearance, with the dark barista bar and informative chalk boards creating an aesthetically pleasing contrast. However, if you're not intentionally looking out for this place it is more than easy to miss. Fronted by a large window that acts as a primary light source for the cafe, the Fernadez and Wells logo is hidden away in the bottom left hand corner. In contrast to its simple appearance, it's vast array of cakes and sandwiches prove almost irresistible to it's queuing customers. Although tempted by its moist looking cakes, a single slice can set you back between £3-5, meaning each bite must be savoured and not savaged. Like the food, the selection of coffee, teas and soft drinks makes it accessible for any passerbye who happens to stumble in. Though varied in the way you can have your coffee - cappuccino, latte, flat white, black and so on - you are limited to a single roast that may not suffice the more experienced coffee enthusiast. Being an anti-milk and anti-sugar coffee drinker myself, the black coffee which arrived in a vintage style glass tumbler was pleasantly bitter but not too overwhelming for anyone who prefers not to have their socks blown off with each sip. Although at the top of most "Best coffee shops in Soho" lists, the pleasantness of my visit to Fernandez and Wells doesn't have me hooked as a certain returner just yet.

Something's not quite right....Have been to the Somerset House location a few times, so was pleasantly surprised when out with friends to see a new addition to the F&W chain.Big mistake......staff very unwelcoming, not fashionably moody, just plain rude, especially the manager or was it the owner.First up the pastries, even though it was morning, we naturally expected fresh to be fresh that day, not fresh yesterday or the day before. What we had was definitely old stock, probably kicking around from the day before.As for the coffee, run of the mill and slightly burnt tasting, and took ages to arrive and when it did the cups were overfilled and lacking in heat.If this was a ship, I'd give it a wide berth

I admit that I broke my own cardinal rule of cafés. If a place serving coffee does not smell like coffee, avoid it.This is my first visit to Fernandez and Wells. It's a lovely looking place but I decided against having cake as it looked like it had been sitting on the counter a while and was dried out. We ordered 2 coffees to drink in. It was not at all busy but it took a very long time for the coffee to arrive. When it did, it was well presented, but really rather bland. I won't be visiting again.

Visited when this branch had been open for less than a week, so slightly wonky service -- overanxious waiter, muddled order for coffee (hard to get wrong!), confusion as between written menu and what was actually available -- it IS possible to get wine by the glass, although the menu doesn't say so. ...No doubt this will settle down to the standardised but basically OK middle of the road (MOR) offering that has seemingly been honed through developing F&W into a multi-branch operation. IT'S FINE (and yes, of course, they offer fino and other sherries). Nice ham, salami and cheese, looks attractive ... It's all basically OK.The only complaint would be if one compared it to places like Brindisa in Borough Market where the range of both food and drink is much wider and more imaginative. Here we seem to have four of everything ... 4 white wines etc.The main attraction is that this is such a good location, and there are few alternatives here. Denmark Street = London's "tin pan alley" -- just south of Centre Point (Tottenham Court Road), off Charing Cross Road, just north of Charing Cross Circus, not far from Leicester Square.