Melrose and Morgan in Camden

We went there during february. It's a very good address for eating a brunch, near from Camden town. Don't hesitate to go there !

I have to say I was so excited to try this spot, as I almost always support Gail’s, I thought let’s try and support a smaller spot, not a chain. Unfortunately It started with a wait while the cashier had a long chat to her friend, eventually her colleague who was right next to her decided to take my order, happy and excited I take my seat upstairs… only to watch and watch and watch while everyone chatted no coffee being made but everyone chatting away behind the till, I eventually query if my coffee will be coming at which point the barrister reluctantly makes it, he then promptly yells Flat White!!! One would think it would be brought up to me, I’m far from an entitled person but having worked in retail many years of my life, I’m well aware when customer service is unacceptable! So a resounding No to this place I’m afraid! My food arrived cold too.

I have stoped by this afternoon to pick up some desert. I did not have my credit card with me and to my shock my cash was turned down. It is card payment only, which is ridiculous and discriminatory - old people, kids, tourists, all those relying on cash these days are not welcomed here. For the kind of prices they charge they should not have a say in what is an acceptable form of payment. Moreover, the staff had the guts to lecture me that this done for "safety reasons". Seriously?? Never again.

Overpriced! £8.50 for three chicken goujons and a tiny salad box. Used to go there all the time on our lunch breaks now they have got greedy. Go to the next road where you will find loads shops for half the price.

Great vibes & service. We sat for coffee and even though they seemed short staffed we were served fairly quickly. Smashed avocado on toast was delicious & poached egg cooked perfectly. Sunday morning walk & coffee, this is your place!

I find myself in a dilemma when it comes to melrose and morgan. While their food is lovely, it simply costs too much

We were looking for a place for a light lunch where we could sit outside as a Covid precaution and Melrose and Morgan seemed to fit the bill. The interior of the establishment was rather impressive and quite trendy with 'home made' food offerings and an artisan atmosphere. The staff were helpful and took time to deal with my wife's food allergies which was positive. Externally the tables and chairs might have been smarter. Unfortunately it was the catering that let the place down. I ordered sourdough toast that arrived overly toasted and had the consistency of a biscuit. My wife's bagel was, ironically rather underdone and her coffee was no more than average. The fare is not cheap so the experience was a little disappointing.

Very slow service for two cups of coffee. Croissants, Pains du Chocolat etc exposed to anybody queueing to cough or sneeze on. (No glass covering or cloche) Expensive. Egg Mayo sandwich so tough I couldn't cut it with a knife & fork.

i always stop by to pick up early eve to pick up a meal on my way home. They have a wonderful selection of very tasty food to go, made locally and with an ever changing menu. The fish pie is a must!

Would have been good if they had a system to ensure people got the food they ordered. They weren’t even busy but the person who ordered after us got our order. We then got the people who ordered after us’s order who then wondered where the hell there order was. That was despite me checking with the front of house staff when our food hadn’t arrived and being assured that our order was coming and then another waiting confirming the original order. What a debacle! And when the food arrived it was very average. We gave up in the end and ate what we haven’t even ordered. Suggest tear the system between front of house and the kitchen needs sorting out.

I came here for lunch on a weekday with a friend. We both ordered the same 4 salads on a small plate. The portions were inconsistent - one being being about 35% smaller than the other. The salads were loaded with varying forms of onion, namely red in one, loads of spring onion in another and possibly leak and white onions too. The result was a pungent taste on the palate and 'onion breath' for the rest of the day (not desirable by anyone's standards)! Clearly the kitchen has something to learn about balance and moderation. Despite being reasonable, we couldn't say any of the salads were delicious in any way. This was a shame because the place has potential.

Fresh, innovative food with reasonable prices. The bread is the best value for money for those in the local area. The staff were lovely kind people, even the new one.

Visited for an early lunch on a weekend. Asked about the soup of the day and the lady replied quite abruptly that the hot food started in a couple of weeks time. So, I ordered a tart with various salads that were on display. After I had finished my meal, I saw that soup was served to another customer. I was a bit baffled. Portion sizes appeared inconsistent. The cafe is well presented and food is displayed nicely. The seating area is small and up a small flight of stairs. Providing a pleasant and adequate service is an important part of the customer experience, which was sadly lacking on this occasion. Areas for improvement: 1. (further) training for all staff in customer service and to “listen” to their customers. 2. Improving food portion sizes (salads)

Not much to say about this place really. A quick in and out for a take away. Organic and also take out coffee.

Great to drop in and check out salad bar and fridge desserts Can be abit overpriced especially on its meat portions but always worth a look

I don't usually buy much from here as it is very expensive but when I do it is normally good. Nice for a lunch if you have money to spare.

Very open, nice and chatty staff. Makes such a difference from all the miserable people that usually serve you in other shops.....without speaking. Great salad selection and a cute seating area upstairs. Can’t wait for hot food to start

Este lugar es una maravilla! Me encantan todas las opciones de comestibles que son increíbles de alta calidad. Realmente celebran la fiesta con dulces especiales que solo puedes encontrar aquí en

Comencé a comprar en Melrose y Morgan hace unos meses y ahora lleno regularmente mi canasta con sus maravillosas galletas Parmesan, Sour Cherry Granola y una buena selección de quesos. También ofrecen una amplia gama de pastas y buenas comidas para llevar, que siempre van bien con los niños. Un poco caro en ciertos artículos, pero no me importa pagar por la calidad. El personal siempre es muy servicial y atento, por lo que realmente no entiendo la experiencia que otras personas han escrito. Me siento realmente afortunado de tener una tienda de comestibles local tan encantadora tan cerca de casa.

I was positively welcomed by a very tall British guy who out stood the rest with his amazing positivity. Place is a bit pricey but worth spending pounds

Como han dicho otros, el servicio aquí es atroz. Te quedas ahí impotente esperando para hacer sonar tus artículos mientras los servidores conversan descaradamente con sus amigos. Los precios son asombrosos, incluso para los estándares de Hampstead, y no se sabe cuánta es la mayoría de los artículos hasta que pregunta porque este lugar está demasiado ocupado felicitándose a sí mismo por molestarse con las etiquetas. Después de todo eso, el café es impredecible porque la mayoría de los baristas carecen de la capacitación adecuada y la comida está fría. Pregunte acerca de eso y prepárese para una conferencia sarcástica sobre cómo está diseñada para ser servida en frío. La mayoría de las veces, los dispensadores de agua están vacíos o faltan cubiertos y a nadie le importa: le avisan a través del lenguaje corporal la suerte que tiene de estar allí. Puedes hacerlo mejor que este cliché monumento a la mediocridad presumida.

ordered coffee and asked a couple of questions about the to which i was answered quite rudely. coffee was good - not great - and served in a dirty cup. wont go back.

This place has such nice arrange of foos from all over the world. Only the best quality. Homemade foods look amazing and always fresh. Coffee is outstanding and one of the best in London.

Recientemente me trasladé a la zona de Hampstead y han sido buscar lugares agradables para comer.

maravillosa comida gran traitteur. No comas allí aunque puedas. Los lugareños lo usan todo el tiempo. no está en una ubicación de la calle principal, pero siempre está ocupado. no es barato ni particularmente variado, pero si aprecias la calidad, encontrarás que tiene una buena relación calidad-precio.

Hace poco visité a Melrose y Morgan con mi familia para tomar un café y un refrigerio. Los pasteles eran inusualmente buenos y frescos y el café estaba muy bien hecho. El producto es orgánico y este es un lugar que visitaría regularmente para cualquier comida o merienda ya que nunca he tenido una mala comida.

I really love this store! They sell great coffee and they serve oat milk which is my new favourite... I also buy lovely Food from their deli. Very polite friendly customer service! Highly recommended

We have had some nice cakes from Melrose and Morgan and its a nice place to come and do some of your shopping as they source some good, local products and beverages.

Yo no tenía conocimiento previo de este lugar, pero me quedé impresionado con la calidad de los alimentos y hace pan fresco y ensaladas. Sin duda, es un poco caro, pero está en una zona muy bonita de Londres, así que no es completamente inesperado. También es de excelente calidad, así que no creo que sea realmente caro - hay delincuentes peores ahí fuera!

Sometimes its difficult to find a coffee place in London and when you find a place with available spots there might be something fishy about it. The coffee is certainly drinkable, nothing exceptional but okay. The food not too good though.

Soups, sandwiches, muffins, lentil dishes superb coffees. Can sit outside too. Pastries breads and cakes.

Great food, I often use this place, but very expensive, even for Hampstead. Locally known as Melrose and Mortgage. Staff are nice enough but can be long queues to pay. The food is very good, lovely cakes and salads.

Así que la comida era buena, aunque una vez que se había acabado el tiempo de almuerzo sopa especial pero cambiaron para una excelente ensalada de remolacha azucarera. Para comer en las mesas limitadas era un extra de £2

Nos encontramos con este pequeño lugar para un almuerzo rápido. Tuvimos ensalada, Comte y ensalada de bacon y salmón remolachas y sándwich rábano. La comida era deliciosa y and Elderflower cordial era para morirse. Se puede comer en pero los precios para llevar son más...

Just in time from The Henson to their Primrose Hill store at 42 Gloucester Avenue, NW1 8JD. T: 020 7722 0011 E:info@melroseandmorgan.comExcellent choices. I was even let in to their cold storage to pick a beetroot and carrot salad and a salmon salad. They had just started clearing the store for the night.Chicken curry, natural yoghurt, fruits and cheeses. We took it all to our apartment near by and had a great meal.We found a great place.

Despite some bad reviews on tripadvisor, we decided to take some food for take away. The tarts are really good (loved the leek, feta and lemon one, very tasty!) but we didn't like so much the salads... too much onions, beans too crunchy.The place is really nice, you want to buy everything! And the waiters were helpful and nice, really different from what we have read from some reviews.

Top notch prices for less than brilliant food. £18+ plus today for a small scotch egg, spoon of salad, a dry little near creamless mini Victoria Sponge & drink.

Thank God for Melrose & Morgan. If it wasn't for their delicious fresh soups, fish pie, salads and cakes, I would most likely stave to death due to lack of time or inclination to cook myself. A bi-weekly raid of their well stocked shelves ensures I have something to eat pretty much round the clock. I just wish I didn't like cake so much and theirs were so damn good.

First trip up to Primrose Hill primarily to go to the Primrose bakery. We noticed this charming looking deli. All staff, and I mean all of them, we're charmless, sullen, unhelpful and completely indifferent to their customers. None of the items like crab cakes and chicken fingers could be warmed up. The green slaw was laden with mayonnaise. When I asked for some lemon or vinegar to cut the mayo, they didn't have any....really? I asked one of the women behind the counter if she could give me a few wedges of lime. Without cracking any smile and acting as if I was inconveniencing her, she marched into the kitchen and got one quarter of a piece of lime, which she dropped on the floor and then gave to me with her bare hands. The crab cake was truly tasteless, the chicken nuggets tough. I have never come across such a collective 'I don't care attitude' anywhere.

We popped into the Primrose Hill branch of this lovely deli and bought some very nice chicken pies made with free range chicken which were well priced although could have done with more chicken. Also purchased some spices and pre-prepared vegetables. The best purchase was some fresh chocolate truffles - the best we have had for a very long time. Helpful assistant.

Localizado numa charmosa rua de Hampstead, um café / Deli com excelentes doces e pães, excelentes cafés e chás , boa internet.

There is usually a small selection of high quality pre-prepared food to eat on a small mezzanine balcony or outside on tables . Cold cuts , salads , baked goods are all rather good. coffe is usually good depending on who is working the machine. Prices are laughable even for Hampstead and presumably are pitched high to keep the numbers down in their restricted seating area !

My favourite thing to buy from Melrose & Morgan is a proper sausage roll and a really nice sandwich - really good quality and good place to hang out.

Having written a wonderful review of Melrose and Morgan some time ago, I must sadly revise it. The outfit expanded into Hampstead and enlarged their HQ in Primrose Hill. They were trying to bring out a cookbook too. But they took their eye off the ball--great fresh food. They used to have a tiny space full of energetic young cooks preparing wonderful, original salads and other The likes of Jon Snow (Channel 4 news anchor) would stop by for a take away. Now the range of salads is greatly diminished, and many looked tired and sad. The morale of the staff seems low; service is dozy and disappointing. The old stools and ledges on which we perched to eat in the old days seem comfortable compared to the miserably uncomfortable new arrangement of low tables and hard chairs. You wouldn't care if the food quality had remained the same--but it is dismal. At 1pm recently on a damp London day, they had already run out of the lunch-time special soup. RIP Melrose and Morgan! Those seeking fresh, wonderful salads should find their ways to Ottolenghi's various outlets. Melrose and Morgan is over.

Don't bother going here. The food is good, but over priced and usually comes with an attitude. The last time I stopped in to pick up some cheese, I realized that it was exactly what I would get from Marks and Spencer's, but at nearly double the price.

I went to this Café` with my friend Katie on the same day that we went for the ice cream at Oddono nearby and let me tell you that out of the two, this was by far the most appalling experience. The place is very rustic/chic as you would expect in a place like Hampstead. I don’t know about the food but the espresso I had and the macchiato that Katie had were revolting. My espresso needed several teaspoons of sugar and it still tasted quite burnt. To make matters worse it was served lukewarm/cold. Katie had a similar experience, actually worse because unlike me, she is a purist and drinks coffee without sugar. That is the way it should be, when the coffee is nice. I have no idea what kind of torture her taste buds were submitted to but at the end she only drank half of it, so brave. Later she told me that this was the first time that she has gone to a café and didn’t drink the whole cup of coffee. I’ll let your imagination run wild as to why! The cost was £5 for both of them. If they had given me the £5 to drink their coffee, I would have declined the offer. To paraphrase a well known food critic Egon Ronay (unfortunately not with us anymore), while he was in a restaurant tasting the food, when asked how it was, he said “I would hesitate to give it to my dog” assuming that the dog drinks coffee. I also found out on thei website that they use Red Brick Espresso blend which interestingly enough I have had the privilege to taste it in another place called Melograno Alimentari, a deli/café in Notting Hill and believe you me it was a completely different experience. What is the matter with all this posh places ? They spend a fortune on decor and when it comes to the nitty gritty, in this case coffee, which I believe is the main reason people go to them !,,,,,, they fail miserably. Don’t worry you must have even overtaken Starbucks in the awful coffee league! Be proud!