Oree in Kensington and Chelsea - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Orēe Covent Garden: After making my order I urgently needed to use the restroom due to a medical condition. However, I was dismayed to find that the ground floor toilet was out of service. Despite explaining my medical condition to your staff, I was not offered an alternative option (From memory I believe there were other WC facilities available but I suspect since these were just cleaned, I was denied use of them), I was forced to seek assistance from a neighbouring ice cream shop to use their facilities. I have written to their central offices several times and have received zero response or acknowledgment of the complaint, I am considering taking this matter further since this only shows how uninterested Orēe are on the welfare of their customers.

Needed a cuppa and snack before going into the theatre, but wanted to support local shops, not the chains and found this absolute gem! Fab coffee, amazing cookies and my husband had a baguette, which he loved. Will definitely return! Thank you! 😊

Delicious. Highly recommended. Great spots, great staff. Has improved a lot recently. Ingredients have improved significantly.

Starting my day at Oree is always a pleasure. Situated in the bustling London neighborhood of Covent Garden, this cafe is a chic and picturesque spot to grab some morning sustenance. Enter and immediately notice the display case of beautifully crafted croissants, sandwiches and muffins. It’s difficult to choose a favorite beverage here. I always enjoy the Earl Grey tea, of which this cafe serves an entire pot to anyone who orders it. The hot chocolate, meanwhile, is rich and creamy. Further, when in need of a caffeine boost, I find the flat white to be perfect—some of the best coffee I’ve ever had. The pastries here are fresh, creative and intriguing. The hazelnut croissant comes adorned with a spiraling stripe of chocolatey topping. It’s filled with Nutella, and is every bit as delicious as it sounds. I also recommend the croix monsieur. It is cheesy, buttery and surprisingly light. In all, it’s impossible to go wrong with this eclectic morning menu. I look forward to returning to Oree for more wonderful pastries and tea in the future.

The croque monsieur we had was adequate, no more than that, although some of the cakes did look delicious. Good service, together with a good attitude , is a concept clearly beyond the understanding of the staff. It’s a medium priced cafe, definitely not cheap, but my bottle of water was served in a plastic cup, rather than a glass. The staff were on their phones much of the time we were there. Nothing was brought to our table although they were just chatting idly with seemingly very little else to do. Honestly, I’ve never come across such bored looking staff anywhere. I can’t recommend it - there are plenty of good cafes/ brunch venues elsewhere, with good food and atmosphere and pleasant staff.

Visited on a Sunday. Not busy. Ordering process slick. 3 coffees 2 cakes. Regular coffees were v small. There was only 1 WC so had to queue. Could live with that but it was really unpleasant. Not sure it had ever been thoroughly cleaned. Nowhere to hang bag or coat and the floor was wet. Dining tables not cleaned, had to clean out before sorting. If I’d noticed these issues beforehand, I’d never had visited. What a shame.

We came with our own re-usable cup and staff Lady refused to use it. We won’t return, Starbucks, Waitrose and Costa have no issue with it.

We bought a fruit pie and although the fruit was nice, the pastry was like a rubber sole and nobody ventured to take another piece . Shocking for a bakery. For a fifth of the price , I would have gotten a lovely pie from marks and Spencer .

I am local to Parsons Green and work for a local business and visit the Parsons Green branch of Oree often - quite simply because it is convenient. Finally driven to review this branch as utterly fed up with the attitude of the staff. They are beyond rude, grumpy and could not be less interested in service with a smile. As a regular - they do not acknowledge me , they look utterly fed up and miserable all the time. Clearly the staff don’t really want to be there. Clearly they don’t see why they have to smile or say hello. Megan’s ended up closing in Parsons Green. At a time when local businesses are fighting to stay on the high street this branch is letting your brand down Oree! I don’t believe there is anyone at Oree that actually cares to read reviews or respond without defence. It’s a real shame as it’s a sweet place and your staff being dismissive, unfriendly and downright rude let you down. There are many other lovely competitors who provide a much happier and lovely experience. Hally’s is a gem and has a loyal following. Go there ! They deserve the business and it’s a gorgeous set up with lovely staff.

been to this place twice and i love it here! lots of food options, both savory and sweet. ive tried their latte and salmon cream cheese bun and both are delicious! the cafe is located inside a cute blue building on the corner and the atmosphere is very pleasant. there are both indoor and outdoor seating available. only downside are the pigeons that hang out around the exterior.

I 'treated' myself to a pricey chocolate éclair. Hardly any pastry, perhaps a blessing. The filling was stodgy. I never leave reviews but was so appalled at this excuse for French cuisine. Just don't go there. The photo shows what was left when I couldn't stomach anymore.

Or we is nice and good well spaced indoor seating and friendly service. Sausage roll were nice and spicy. Lacks choice for vegans however with very limited options

Picked up an almond croissant to eat on the go one morning. It was quite good and tastes fresh. They have a good assortment of baked goods.

Very tasty lunch pre show close by. The lady who served us was very helpful. Really enjoyed the food we ordered and would definitely go back. Would be good to see a sweet aimed at kids (although the kids enjoyed picking at my custard flan).

For the second day the baguettes were not fresh and today the baguette had mould as well. Very strange and disappointing.

Popped in around 12:30 when it was really busy and the staff were rushed off their feet but were so lovely. I had a tomato and mozzarella baguette, a raspberry croissant and an oat flat white, soooo good!! The raspberry croissant tasted as good as it looked and even had a filling inside too, can’t stop thinking about it! The place was rammed and I could see why. Only thing is that two of the staff members were having an argument behind the pastries about a missing label, thought this was a bit unprofessional, but the other guys were lovely

Lovely early morning coffee and pastry, loved the look and feel, will definitely be back when have more time to sit in and experience the wares.

Bocatas ricos y bollería variada en el centro de Londres (3 Russell St). Buena relación calidad precio. Recomiendo los bocatas de aguacate con pollo y parmesano con pollo.

I popped in here to get some lunch and opted for a sourdough baguette, filled with mozzarella, pesto and tomato. I chose not to toast it and while overall the baguette was better than one found in a supermarket, it still wasn’t up there with those I’ve had in Paris in the past. I found the baguette itself lacking flavour and it was a shame because at £5.70, it definitely wasn’t the cheapest item.

There is no doubt that the Oree pastries and tarts are lovely. Despite charging restaurant dessert prices for a little tart to take away, they are a real treat. I wish the same could be said of the service in the Parson's Green venue. The reason I take these little luxuries away is because the attitude of the people who serve at Parson's Green is pretty poor. The word recalcitrant comes to mind. Everything seems such an effort. Oh, and another reason I don't eat/drink-in is because when you do, half your coffee ends up in the saucer as it's plonked down for you at the pay counter - don't even dream of table service! This would all be very well in a Greggs or something, but for the prices this chain charge I expect a whole lot better.

Isn’t it nice just to have simple food in London. Apart from the usual subway etc it’s really hard to find a sandwich but look no further. One suggestion though is have different types of bread but nice tea too . Staff are nice but...

Muswell Hill branch …. Drink-in coffee & tea in paper cups - really? Tea bags not loose leaf tea - really? Atrocious decor. And perhaps most appalling of all, we asked which bin to put our paper cups in for recycling & were told they...

I went to Oree in Muswell Hill looking for a berry tart, there were a selection of raspberry tarts and I asked if I could have a particular one and the lady serving me told me “NO” and gave me the worst looking one of...

Abbiamo preso 2 baguette 5,90 sterline caduno per mangiare pane non di giornata. I prodotti all'inetrno sono frullati tutti insieme...

We stopped here en route to the theatre. The place in question is a hidden gem. I loved the dessert which I ordered. It was worth every penny. Recommended. Our party requested hot chocolate and some food. If you can, get a seat downstairs. Only...

Order the vegetarian cheese and goats cheese toastie as well as the custard flan. Both were absolutely lovely. Staff were not overly friendly but did thier job. It was nice but not sure I'd go rushing back.

Soft, sad croissant and tough cannelé, definitely not fresh even though I was there shortly after their opening time. Avoid.

Had a coronation chicken sandwich. Came on wrong bread as was expected to toast it. And very expensive for the sandwich which arrived premade from what looks like non chilled cabibet. Value for money i would consider poor

Looks lovely from the outside. A nice selection of cakes at the window. Ordered the sausage pie which was ok and the carrot cake which was average and came to £9.40 for the sit in price but the take A way price would have been...

By law, they can charge more for a pastry to eat in vs takeaway. But they were charging 35% more, which is above the VAT rate, to eat in, therefore illegal. The staff member specifically said this extra was for tax, not for service charge....

This is a review of Oree Muswell Hill. I ordered a sausage roll and a coffee. Coffee was fine but the sausage roll which I had asked to be heated had warm pastry and a cold middle. I would have asked for it to be...

The pastries were great! Stopped by for a quick bite to eat, and the Chocolate Lovers dessert was divine. The woman who took my order was really sweet, but the other two staff members were quite rude and totally ignore customers. :( Overall would recommend...

The tempting window display led me inside where I ordered a cake and coronation chicken baguette to take away. Didn’t get a hello or thank you from the staff. The half size baguette was mediocre and there was not enough filling inside to justify paying...

Food ok, just ok. , but it was made very evident the staff were under pressure. Was pleased once served and could move away from the queue and counter, was challenging and a bit frantic , not ideal .

Used to be good service with fresh patisserie. Ordered some cakes and when I tasted one it was dry, probably from the day before. I told the waitress and they said it is fresh and probably over cooked and walked off. Went with the family...