Ravello in City of London, Westminster

This is a quite relaxing place tucked away in the City of London. I am somewhat of a coffee connoisseur & these guys make a mean authentic cappuccino. Had a panini milanese, tasted like Italy!

Down a small alley off Moorgate street.. Great coffee, well presented, comfortable and 1st class WiFi As it’s off the beaten track (only a few yards off) it does not get too packed so ideal to sit and catch up on some emails. Great choice of pastries and the lunch menu also good. Much nicer coffee than the “chains” nearby

Estábamos en nuestro camino a otro lugar para un almuerzo ligero cuando pasamos Ravello que parecía moderno e interesante. El personal era muy servicial y amable y nos ayudó a elegir la orden sin gluten que era claramente marcados. Tenía una caja y chipotle ensalada tailandesa caliente rojo que eran muy agradables y buena relación calidad-precio. Las bebidas eran traídas a nuestra mesa. Bastante contento de nuevo.

Yo estaba hablando de un atajo en mi camino de vuelta desde el Banco para ir a dar vueltas en Copthall Avenue cuando ví este lugar en la pasarela de Moorgate y decidimos coger mi comida para llevar desde aquí. Pedí una gran ensalada de pollo picantes jalapeños nachos y que tenía en ella, una bolsa de patatas fritas y no pude resistir un pastel de nata, ensaladas hechas a la orden, por lo que es muy fresco. Mis ojos eran más grandes que mi vientre y podía haber elegido cualquiera de las patatas fritas o el higo, pero fue todo bien, así que estoy seguro de que volveré.

Fuimos hoy aquí por primera vez. Pequeño número de mesas por dentro, pero también por suerte pequeña cola a la orden. Una gran variedad de comida caliente, Curry, etc., envolturas, y ensaladas con una variedad de hojas o ej base Cuscús. Muy sabroso y todo parecía muy fresco. Buen café para arrancar. Sin duda volveremos!

I have started to walk past this cafe on the way to my new office in Tower 42. It's in a tiny passageway off Moorgate - the sort of alley that reminds you that much of the street pattern in central London is unchanged from the Middle Ages. The only time I have visited was hours after a serious visit to the dentist, so the day's tomato soup was just what I needed. There is plenty of choice of other foods. I'll visit again soon and report back.

The food here is very good. Fresh and healthy. You can build your own salads etc or choose one of the specials they have. I have had the beef bourguignon a few times and it is delicious

I stumbled upon this place whilst wandering around the City looking for some new lunch inspiration. I had Red Thai curry, and also succumbed to a home-made custard tart, which was practically begging me to buy it whilst at the counter paying for my food. The red thai curry was really tasty, but the custard tart...oh my, to die for. (But don't tell anyone, or there'll be none left when I go back later). The system in here is a bit out of the norm, but seemed to work quite well. You order at one counter and are handed a ticket which you then take to the till where you pay and are handed your food. It wasn't busy when I was in there so it will be interesting to see how well this works at peak lunchtime. I also noticed how good the coffee looked and smelled, so I'll definitely be back to sample the espresso. It's not a cheap option, but not the most expensive in the area either. It tasted yummy so that represents good value in by book.