Kingfisher Cafe in Hackney

called me darling which wasn't appreciated. very unprofessional and rude, lady on the phone thought she was really something

It's my second visit, first visit i bought their set breakfast and on the second i bought chicken curry and rice, and both time the portion size was value for money. The lady behind the counter is very friendly and welcoming. I definately recommend this cafe and certainly will visit again!

We had lunch here last week. Both our meals were very enjoyable. A good portion size too. The service was great... Waitress very friendly. We returned next morning for breakfast which was also brilliant. Left feeling very full. Definitely recommend this cafe. Definitely return when next in the area.

I visited the Kingfisher Cafe having stayed overnight in the area. The breakfast I had was delicious and very well cooked. At a cost of £5.80 I had a hearty meal with toast and a got drink all part of the deal. The cafe itself was spotless and the staff front and welcoming. Next time I am in Dalston I will certainly be popping by!!

Always good to eat at, especially on Wednesday when they have braised lamb and on Friday for fresh fish and chips

This area is no stranger to Turkish eateries, but I was kebabbed to find the British themed Kingfisher not far from the Kingsland station and Shanghai Chinese restaurant. A tidy interior with waitress service, and constant attention to wiping vacated tables and the floor when needed. Samples of home made apple crumble behind the counter with salads, but the mainly English range of hot dishes including omelettes was what some high viz jacketed customers wanted, along with beverages or canned soft drinks. The "shep" was £6.40 and worth the price with several vegetables, but I missed the ice cream and apple crumble for an extra £3, (ice cream alone £2) The three specials are on a blackboard outside, but there is a slightly well thumbed menu on most tables.

So many traditional London cafes have now closed down, so it is great to know that there is always the Kingfisher, if you fancy a fry up, a roast dinner or just beans on toast. Fantastic service - nothing is too much trouble, and will happily go off-menu for fussy eaters. Food cheap and very cheerful.

Always busy always great food and always great service from Helen. Eat there nearly every day and every day it's great. Great value for money too.

I moved to Ireland 15 years ago and whenever I am in London I eat at Kingfisher Cafe, the service is excellent. The portions of food are very generous and the food itself is amazing. The prices are amazing too. I got a full breakfast for myself, my partner and my 2 kids and it was less than £20.

We have been going there since university days so I can say about 10 years now eeeekkk lol the price is so good and the breakfast specially the veggie set 3. I always get without the tomatoes and one extra hash brown with coffee!!! Super yummy !!! And they are always polite too ++++ would visit often if I didn't live across the other side of London !!

Dalston is not short of places to eat, but few of them were around when the Kingfisher opened at the begining of the century. It is open from first thing in the morning untl late afternoon sering breakfasts, lunches, snacks to a wide range of the population of the area including staff from offices and shops, building workers, pensioners and families with children. In addition to the standard menu, there is a succession of daily lunch specials including cod and chips on Fridays and usually salt beef on Tuesday. In these days of large catering suppliers, a feature of the Kingfisher is that most of the vegetables are prepared on the premises So if anyone wants unsophisticated well-cooked food in a friendly setting and is in the Dalston area, th Kingfisher is highly recommended. .

Délicieux brunch, varié. Excellent rapport qualité prix. La carte est simple et fait déjà envie ! Je vous recommande Kingfisher Cafe !