Sunday in Islington

ALWAYS worth the wait Don’t be discouraged-mushroom and spinach on toast is the best

Delightful little cafe, beautiful interior - perfect for a little coffee and pancake breakfast. They have half portions of pancakes and French toast! Service was fabulous from a very friendly and funny server Clap (sorry if i spelled it wrong!)

Amazing as usual. Definitely try the courgette fritters, it’s the tastiest way of cooking courgette with lots of protein, chimichuri, yoghurt, seeds, avacado, rocket and nuts on the side. Loved it!!!!

Food is delicious, very flavourful and well made. Service is for the most part terrible and rude. I asked for a replacement, service reacted with arrogance but said they would ask the kitchen… as if they were doing me a massive favour. Got the order wrong ultimately. As someone else mentioned here, you’re treated like they’re doing you a massive favour by serving you.

Food is nice but it is slow and very expensive. We ended up spending approx 52-53 pounds for 2 menu items and 2 coffees. Can’t justify it unfortunately.

Laid back eatery, queued a bit to get a table, the food was good but the service was extremely slow. Took a while to get our orders and another 20min for the food to arrive.

This used to be my favorite pancake spot, and I'm excited to visit again. I especially loved going during the summer when the backyard was open and quieter. The main room can get quite noisy, especially on weekends.

Sunday is a great place if you want to try more adventurous brunch food as they are quite creative and the food quality is great. I’ve been here 4/5 times. Unfortunately today will be the last. What lets this place down is the service. If something is nice, I can usually let service slide a bit but here every step of the way has to be prompted by the customer. There was an empty table, it took around 10mins after we said hello to a waiter for someone to take action and seat us. It 15mins for our order to be taken even though we looked visibly ready almost straight away and had to call someone and say we’re ready. Then when it came to the bill we asked, the waiter did a whole load of different activities, 10 mins later she said I’ll get the bill, then still nothing until we got up and went to the counter. It’s ok if people forget but a courtesy apology goes a long way. It seems the staff have become complacent/arrogant since they know there’s always a queue. Really great concept, hope they sort out staffing issues and treat customers as customers.

Food was brilliant. They had a queue on Friday afternoon which lasted for about 15-20 min. It was a really hot day and they didn't have any fans or air conditioning. Service was very slow. They took 35 min to give us bloody Marys. Our food had also arrived by then. They did take it off the bill.

Tucked away in the heart of Barnsbury, the food here is high quality, original, and well prepared. The chai latte intense and tasty. That said, this is not a place for a quick lunch. There is often a line, service is not fast, and the main room is usually packed and loud. So try to sit outside if possible.

Incredible brunch - still believe it’s the best eggs benny I’ve ever had!

Had the best lunch at Sunday! The service was incredible, the food came quickly, and everything was so delicious! Very conscious and careful with allergies! The banana bread is a MUST!

The staff were welcoming as soon as we entered and got us a seat immediately. The food was delicious (the banana bread is 10/10). Would definitely recommend!!

We’ve been here before, the food was great but service lacking. This time is our last time here. Despite no queue, and a wait to get seated, it took about 20 mins for our order to be taken - an americano and an iced tea, two Welsh rarebit one with avocado and the other bacon, and presented with cutlery. 45 minutes later we had to ask if we’d been forgotten, and they had. Unbelievable given there were three front of house staff and 4 tables with people on them. They said the waitress was taken ill so took the order again. After waiting another 20 minutes new arrivals had their drinks served and the “ill” waitress was back, we walked. A wasted morning that had a knock on effect on our day. Never again.

The eggs Benedict has a strong balance of flavors between vegetables and steak, and it’s quite filling for one person.

A very small place, with good french toast. It's specifically for brunch. And there's a queue whenever you go. EXPENSIVE

I had an espresso, orange juice, and buttermilk pancakes with banana. Delicious. Lovely staff. Nice area.

Went there at 4 pm and they refused to seat us as said kitchen closes at 4. On google said open and closes at 5pm. Weird

Food is pretty decent! Have been a few times - would come more often if the service wasn’t so poor…

Hi went to Sundays with a friend for my birthday. When we sat down we immediately noticed that the staff weren’t being accommodating to anyone. People were waiting to give their order, there were dirty dishes at people’s table and most people had to get up and ask for things or just do it themself. The restaurant has so much potential and the food is good however the staff are a huge let down. There were four waitresses on duty and only one was doing their job. The restaurant wasn’t even that busy which is why we were so perplexed with the lack of attentiveness. I was very disappointed given my friend and I simply wanted a nice birthday brunch. I won’t be going to Sundays again.

Visited during the week for lunch and we had the cornbread and courgettes which looked vibrant and were generous portions. The courgettes didn’t have much flavour and the cornbread was okay

Well, this is a special place. I found this little eatery while on my morning walk one fine morning in Islington with a queue of some 8-10 people waiting patiently but excitedly for their turn to be seated by the waiter. I decided to take a plunge and I am glad to have discovered this gem. The food offering is not elaborate but the 8-10 dishes that they serve on the menu are fantastic. Every dish is distinct in its own right and has myriad of flavours. Have been going back to this place every now and then. Must try when near Caledonian Road!

Oh my. The pancakes were delicious. It was a long wait but absolutely worth it. Little hidden gem that served so much good healthy food. Service and staff were really lovely and nice. We will be back, hopefully less wait next time

Chinese people don’t lie to Chinese people. They pay more than 20 yuan for a small glass of juice and a bacon waffle. I feel it’s not worth the price ^_^…

I'm very sad about this place. The line outside is at least 20 minutes, then inside you wait for at least 10 minutes for your order to be taken, and then another 30 minutes for drinks and only after that for food. In addition, there is a very dirty toilet and very slow employees. I've been coming here 4 times already but nothing has changed, and there are no other places nearby. In general, eat at home before coming here..

Yummy, social media-friendly if somewhat overpriced light meals. Great brunch option for the area but avoid peak times (11-2 on weekends) when the queues are very long.

Not worth the wait. The service was extremely slow - It took us 30 mins to get a seat, which makes sense on a weekend. However, after placing our order pretty much immediately, we did not get all our food and drink for another 45 mins. They did end up compensating one of our drinks, but it made for an unpleasant waiting experience where we had to check on our order a few times. Meanwhile, there was a constant huge line of people outside the cafe, and they took a long time to seat people. The food itself was decent, but nothing special. We got the fried courgettes, eggs Benedict, and buttermilk pancakes. Wouldn’t go out of my way to come back.

The best breakfast haunt in town. Lovely service, delicious breakfasts which aren't quite the standard fare. Giant fluffy plates of pancakes! Be prepared to queue a bit on weekends but its worth it.

Best brunch in London, hands down. Honeycomb butter? Crazed French toast? Absolutely. Bought their book, ate their food, will for sure return whenever I want to treat myself. Five stars all around.

EMBER INNS - THE WESTACRES in FINCHFIELD, WOLVERHAMPTON My husband and I went for our first Sunday lunch at this restaurant. The food, service and prices were excellent. Their 'special offer' from their Sunday Mains menu is a 3 course meal for £18.49 but you do have to order starter, main and dessert all together when you order. We decided to have the 2 course menu, a main and a dessert. Both were really good. Rib of Beef/Eton Mess for £15.99 Chicken and Gammon/Chocolate Brownie £14.99 Brilliant meal and we will definitely be returning

Always worth the queue. The food is great and by far my favorite brunch in London. Solid standard menu always complemented with a few interesting specials.

Delicious brunches, best french toast I've ever tried. Quick and attentive service. Unless you sit outside, might be a bit too loud for a conversation.

All the best on Sunday, service, nice place and very tasty dishes.

Lovely little cafe with a really tasty menu. Not our first visit but probably our last. It’s really unfortunate that the service was just so poor. We arrived at 10am and, despite ordering as soon as we could, weren’t served our meals until 10:50. Also the approach of having people wait outside in the cold when there were empty tables is, if you’ll excuse the pun, rather frosty. It was uncomfortable to watch. We generally felt like our patronage was an imposition which left a bad taste that even the lovely food couldn’t quite erase.

I went on a weekday morning and there was no line! I liked the food because it was all healthy and clean, and the coffee was good too :) The neighborhood atmosphere is nice, so it's nice to take a walk around the area. lol

I live locally and visit regularly for the french toast and matcha latte. Overall the food is good however the service is poor and staff incredibly inefficient.

Lovely food but ever since the renovation they've jacked up all their prices and have started shoving tip screens in customer's faces while standing over them - on top of a service charge they include automatically in the bill. Means you're potentially paying 25% on your bill as it's quite awkward to say no when they're hovering and staring at you while holding the tip screen in your face. Greedy americanisation and hope it was worth it as they've lost a regular customer.

Two of my friends lived right across the street, on the last day of their move they offered me a breakfast here, and I must say truly exceptional, the food was truly very good, the guarantee for a good breakfast had already been given to us previously by line of people waiting outside, which usually lasts until just before the restaurant closes, despite being a small place the environment is very welcoming, the food is really well prepared, good, you can feel that it is fresh and homemade and not bought products, can't wait to go back !!! Two of my friends lived right across the street, on the last day of their move they offered me a breakfast here, and I must say truly exceptional, the food was truly very good, the guarantee for a good breakfast had already been given to us previously by line of people waiting outside, which usually lasts until just before the restaurant closes, despite being a small place the environment is very welcoming, the food is really well prepared, good, you can feel that it is fresh and homemade and not bought products, can't wait to go back.

Not very solo diner friendly. They didn’t even give me water haha. Food was decent.. not worth the wait in my opinion though.

All lovely and hood. Will return

Can be a bit of a queue to get in. Yummy breakfast options, good mixture for vegetarian and non-vegetarian

This is my local brunch spot, a cozy cafe tucked away in the lovely neighbourhood of Barnsbury. The food is always amazing and the service is friendly. As it is that popular there is usually a queue on the weekend and it’s not possible to book in advance. So if you don’t mind waiting outside, this is a great spot. Only downside is that it can get quite noisy inside so not the best place for conversations.

Food and service was awesome. Maybe some sound absorbing items to make it less noisy,

Food was not worth it, the staff were beyond useless. Took 15 mins to turn tables, forgot orders and just hovered around the kitchen talking. Took almost an hour after sitting down to get our food.

Cute place. We arrived 15 mins before opening time and there was already a queue. Food was really tasty, though a little on the greasy side (that led to some upset tummies later) but we’d return again and try other things. The pancakes were the only disappointment.

This is definitely the best place for brunch hands down!! The food is absolutely exquisite, delicious coffee, staff are always lovely. When going prepare to queue, you often have to queue for some time. But it's definitely a justified and worthwhile queue, you will not be disappointed!!

This was a special Vietnamese cuisine dinner evening with optional wine paring. It had to be booked and everyone arrived at the same time. The young French-Vietnamese chef was personable and visited our table twice. The other staff were friendly and efficient. There was a fixed menu of deliciously fragrant courses served in ample portions. All exquisitely presented and including duck, chicken and soup. I hope this becomes a regular occasion as it was a very enjoyable evening.

Delicious cup of coffee, beautiful eyes.

Officially one of my fave brunch places. Fresh ingredients, big portions and fair prices. I've brought several family members here when they come to stay with us and they love it too! There's always a queue but it's worth the wait!

Lovely little restaurant, best brunch 😋 👌, good sized portions, worth queuing up for (Sunday lunch time )

Very good coffee, a good menu, but dragged down by the wait and overwhelming noise once finally inside. I could barely hear the person 60cm away from me, luckily I had some very nice coffee to enjoy. Overall I enjoyed it but I don’t think I’d be a regular. Food ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Coffee ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Atmosphere ⭐️⭐️

Worth the wait but service is hit and miss Waited 20 for our coffees and 10 minutes for our first course Choose your times carefully to avoid a long queue. Food is delicious.

Worth the queue! Stunning food in a cute environment. Highly recommend

It's been a few years since I was last here, but very little has changed - the food is still brilliant, it's an amazing brunch spot. The service/culture is still very annoying. They made us stand outside, even though we could see empty tables, seemingly so that they could build up an aura of having people standing outside. It happened to loads of other guests while we were there - they don't acknowledge your presence unless you go in, but if you go in they immediately tell you you must wait outside. Then they take an age to show you to the table that was always there, waiting for you. The serving staff are extremely slow (possibly because they are understaffed, but there is also an air of disinterest). It takes 20 minutes to get a coffee. But the menu is solid, the prices are fairly reasonable and the food (I had pancakes, my wife had the mushrooms and spinach) is genuinely excellent. I wish the service was better, but I'll still go back, because it's a lovely brunch spot!

Ich habe viele Male Eggs Benedict gegessen in ganz England, aber nirgends kommt man an das Sunday heran. Göttlich. Außerdem kann ich das Müsli empfehlen.

Have been here many times and have had better experiences in the past. However, queued for brunch on Sunday and it was absolutely not worth the 45min queue in the pouring rain. The service was absolutely appalling. The ineffeciency of the staff was unbelievable. There were 4 members of staff (plenty for the number of tables) and we watched from outside as it took 7 trips back and forth between 3 of the members of staff to clear a two person table. They looked outside and stood around day dreaming whilst 3 tables were completely empty when there was a queue of customers freezing outside. When we got seated, two tables around us had either got the wrong order or didn't receive their order at all. The table who didn't were asked by the lady if they'd got their order. They said no, could we just have the bill please. She just said OK and didn't even apologise. A small group of girls came inside and asked if they could wait inside because they were soaked wet through and could see there were tables free. They got told they should always wait outside as they hadn't finished setting up. Staff dawdled around seeing to other things and eventually came and put two menus on the table and even later came back and put a bottle of water on the table. A while after said OK you can sit now. So bizarre. They didn't even have glasses for the water and said they'd have to wait longer for those. It took us 30mins to get a coffee after ordering, the previous table got one 20mins earlier and there was a barista stood at the coffee machine the entire time. Coffee arrived after the food. The pancakes with banana are really nice (go for the half portion as better topping ratio). I had the eggs benediction, which was tasty but word of warning.... the side of halloumi for £3.50 is one small slice! The service was never great here but always felt worth it for the food. Really didn't feel worth it this time and won't be returning. Their cookbook is great... buy the cookbook and make the food at home!

Iconic Islington Barnsburry Cafe

Worth queuing for. Always get the French toast or pancakes, even if it’s a half portion!

Went on a quiet day and waiting 20 minutes to be served a coffee after asking a few times. It wasn’t even busy. Food looks delicious but they really need to focus on customer service, especially with the prices they are charging.

Very good food, good all round… Busy spot so be prepared to queue a little.

Food was great but the attitude of the staff for not wanting to pay the service charge was disrespectful. The staff member then turned frosty. Disgraceful behaviour.

Wonderful food, fantastic coffee, great service....until you ask for the "optional" service charge to be removed...then you're made to feel embarrassed and shamed. A sour taste left after a fantastic meal.

I’ve been a regular since a dear friend introduced the place to me back in 2018. I swear by the courgette fritters - it’s a cornucopia of texture, form, and flavour. However I want to share a personal story last weekend - I tried some of my friend’s French toast with the salted caramel sauce and instantly my cheeks were wet with tears. It has a depth and complexity that takes me back to British seaside town fudge pantries. I am instantly back in Brighton, doing my A-Levels, first few days of winter. Unsure of who I wanted to be. A chill, and the boiling vapours of fudge. Answers abound in that sweet, treacly scent. I stepped on the cobblestone path, sure of some kind of warmth that life gives in random moments. Thank you Sunday for giving me one of my first Proustian madeleine moments - I will be back for sure.

What can I say, I have dined in at Sunday for close to 10 years now. My personal favourites are the courgette fritters and French toast. They never get old. Recently one of my dear friends was reeled in by nostalgia and reverie when he tasted the salted caramel dressing of the French toast. It brought back fond memories of a place he used to call home. How transcendent is that. Thanks Sunday, you are special.

These pancakes are what I imagine clouds must taste like, 10/10 for the delicious food, I got the fried zucchini dish and it was an explosion of flavors and textures, so glad I went with that, we got half a portion of the pancakes (wish I got the full🫣) the berry compote was delicious and the caramelized banana and whatever that butter on top was made of was an absolute dream, I’m only in London a few days but I’ll make sure to make at least one more stop here because it was excellent! As you can see even my daughter couldn’t hold herself back when she saw the pancakes lol

Amazingggg food and so reasonably priced. Not cheap but the same prices you'll see in places with food not half as good. There will be a wait unless you get there early and staff are not the friendliest I've had, but they get their job done well. All in all a new go to for me, even if I do live in South London!

Love this place, the pancakes are simply the best I ever had. I keep coming back wherever I have a chance to visit London.

I loved the food. The combination of taste and structures was great. It was worth waiting 30 minutes.

Super breakfast, un peu cher, mais la qualité y est! GO

I came at a very quiet part of the week as I know it's very popular and can have big queues. I was made to wait outside in the cold despite that fact there were tables inside empty. Probably 20 minutes. Once sat down I was ignored for a fair while and then told the Kitchen was too busy to order food now. Odd as it didn't seem very busy. All in it probably took an hour to receive my food. The food was exceptional, probably the best full English I can remember and perhaps my first French toast? - also incredible. Good sized portions. And staff friendly when finally approached me. They wait was odd and keeping me outside was inconsiderate. Perhaps I caught the staff in a bad mood, fair warning though it seems you will have a long wait whatever the day apart from very low activity times.

Wonderful isn’t even the word. The food is so great and the lady who served us was so kind. Plus they’re very generous with the maple syrup 😍😍😍😍Though my friend decided just to have a tea due to food intolerances, she made sure to check on us and that we had a comfortable experience. If I lived in the area I would be there every day

A fab wee cafe tucked away with absolutely delicious food. Great for a brunch or lunch, although it isn’t too large and be prepared to queue! We waited for quite a while whilst there seemed to be available tables, which was a bit frustrating - but the waitstaff were super friendly and nice once it was time to be seated. Worth the wait in the end, because my cornbread with halloumi was absolute perfection!

Let me say this is the best brunch I’ve had in a LONG time. Went for lunch on a sunny Sunday at 1pm, queued for around 40mins but the food was incredible. We had the corn fritters with halloumi, sausage Benedict and shared a half portion of the pancakes (shout out to our blonde waitress for warning against ordering a full portion to share to avoid food waste, we had the perfect amount). Everything was 10/10. Only downfall we had a wonky table and so I lost half my latte, and my friends latte was cold. But the food was 10/10, highly recommend. And thanks to them for letting us keep my friends suitcase there whilst we had a wander round the area! 10 mins from regents canal for a lovely stroll

Although the food is good (and generally worth the long wait), the service is diabolical. I generally didn't mind the waits for tables or for food to arrive but the service standards have continued to slip. Last straw was waiting outside for over 15 mins (despite tables being available) only to come inside to be acknowledged and rudely asked to go outside again (yes, the sign says wait outside to be seated but if you've been standing outside for 15 mins already with no acknowledgement while tables are available and staff are just idling about then it's reasonable to step inside to be noticed). Slow and inefficient service is bad enough, rudeness is not acceptable. There are many other places in the area that are far better value and treat their customers with respect.

Came to visit on a Sunday mid morning but there was a long queue. So we decided to return on a Thursday morning and there was no queue, had a table available straight away. Food was amazing and really tasty, definitely recommend the corn bread with halloumi. Staff was so nice and professional. Definitely worth another visit soon!

A little bit off the beaten path, but still popular enough to have long queues - make sure you come early! We queued for approx. 30 minutes before we got a table for two. The inside is relatively spacious (maybe ~10 tables total?) but wouldn’t recommend this for large groups since they take forever to seat! We got a couple of things - really recommend the toasted banana bread with butter, very delicious. We also got the courgete fritters and the cornbread with chorizo - both great. Portions are VERY generous. Plus it’s pet friendly!

Fantastic place for bunch. A little off the main thoroughfare and you might have to wait a bit, but it's all worth it.

Wow. What a lovely spot for brunch. Heads up about the long queues on the weekend. But definitely worth the wait. Delish brunch and it really did fill me up well.

Possibly the best brunch in London. Be prepared to queue on a weekend, but it’s sooo worth it.

Für deutsche: absoluter Geheimtipp. Das Essen ist sehr fantastisch. Wenn ihr Samstag oder Sonntag zwischen 10-12 Uhr essen wollt, bitte Zeit mitbringen. Je nach Wetter steht man bestimmt 15 Min. Es lohnt sich aber in jedem Fall.

The staff who work here are so lovely and Rita makes the best cortado!

You will have to queue, but it’s worth the wait. The service is outstanding, food is simply delicious and they serve great coffee. Potions are very generous. Can only recommend this place!

I ordered the "2 eggs cooked your way" for £8.00. I chose poached eggs on gluten free bread (no extra cost - thank you!) and it arrived with a cooked tomato too. It was very yummy - the eggs were cooked perfectly with a runny yolk - and the staff were super friendly. It was busy at 9:30am though, so allow yourself about 15 minutes in the queue.

Had the most delicious brunch with a friend. Very busy and you do need to queue. They messed up our order twice but it didn't matter, they were so nice about it and the dishes were amazing. Lovely coffee too. They were very kind when I left my bag behind. You might want to go on a day other than Sunday. Maybe it's also this busy on a Saturday. I would go again, I'd be prepared for the noise as it's hard surfaces everywhere. Great experience though, and cycle parking stands are right outside.

Great food, fair prices and as usual please expect a queue if you decides to sleep in or just not someone who can wake up early. Easily one of the best English Breakfast we’ve had in town. Everything else is just as awesome. Need to visit a lot more often !

Great for the locals as there are few alternatives around, else not worth the trip due to queuing time and overstretched service.

The food was nice but we waited 40 minutes for it to be served- and it’s a tiny cafe. The staff were unpleasant- especially the female part. Won’t visit again.

Very disappointed with food and service. Service was slow and when food finally arrived the sourdough toast was burnt black on one side. This was mentioned to the server whose response was that this would be fed back. Unfortunately we were now short of time so unable to ask for it to be redone.

I read the reviews and assumed everyone was just being overdramatic about bad service! There is a long queue but that’s hardly their fault. We sat down, were given menus and no one came over for about 15-20 mins. I walked inside (we were sat outside) to show my face and ask if we could order, a waitress looked at me loitering and walked the other way? Eventually we ordered, and realised that no one had told us about the specials which was really disappointing. The food came which was alright but not good enough to justify waiting SO long for everything. Hate complaining like this just frustrating when they have so many reviews about poor service and people being forgotten about, but don’t change anything. Wouldn’t come back unfort :( sorry

Food here is so good, but make sure you get there expecting a queue. It is quite popular, and reasonably priced for London. I have to say, I did not enjoy the iced chocolate as it was too sweet. The courgette fritters, and cornbread with chorizo is amazing! Food here makes me full, satisfied and happy! I will come back again and again..

One of the best brunches in London. Luckily are those kinds of places that offer generous portions. The brunch selection is very and tastes delicious. Better to go weekly otherwise the weekend could be quite busy.

Food not only looks delicious but tastes it too! Cozy and modest setting where you will cure your hangover with nutrient rich goodness.

Sensational - best breakfast I've ever had. Eggs Benedict was unbelievable. Portion size: enormous. Coffee: delicious. Service: super friendly. Vibe: buzzing.

I found this place listed in time magazines top 35 places for brunch in London and did as much research as possible. Needless to say there wasn’t a lot out there, they don’t have a dedicated website and there Facebook page hasn’t been updated in over a year. The trip advisor page is filled with positive reviews and an abundance of complaints about the size of the restaurant and having to queue to get in during busy periods. Let me say this, Sunday provided me with the best breakfast I have ever had. Period. It was busy on Sunday morning at 10:40am and we waited about 40-45 mins to be seated. I’m not a fan of ice tea but that was the most delicious iced tea I’ve experienced. We had the corn bread dish and split half a stack of pancake with banana and berries. The most moorish filling and fresh food we have had at a brick/breakfast place. Worth the hours drive and worth the 45 min wait by far

Lovely setting, great food and coffee- the corn bread with halloumi and dukkah was absolutely delicious. Service was quite slow but friendly staff.

Ok straight to the point. Most likely you will have to wait in line from 30m to an hour (depending of course if it’s the weekend) The food is decent and the portions are good. The people working are nice but everyone can have a bad day it’s not like they are robots. Personally I would eat hear again if there is not a line. Would not wait again :)

Delicious food, but very busy with a big queue outside, very loud inside and waitresses forgetful.

Delicious brunch in Angel / Islington. Great service. Abundant portions great for family sharing style.

Really great food, occasionally find *some* of the staff a bit rude/condescending. One of my friends had a bit of an issue with her order - she’s lactose intolerant and unknowingly ordered something with dairy (our fault for sure) and when we brought this up with the waitress she was not understanding at all and I didn’t appreciate the tone she spoke to my friend in - super harsh. They also gave me a regular latte instead of an oat milk one like I’d asked for (I don’t drink cows milk) which left me feeling quite ill afterwards - I asked the staff if they’d accidentally used cows milk and they said they hadn’t but when the bill came there was no extra charge for the oat milk making me again believe they had used cows milk. Another time I went with my mum and also found the staff quite rude and it me almost want to go somewhere else to have brunch. The cafe itself is small and quite cramped, nothing too fancy inside, but that being said some of the staff are nice and the food is for the most part excellent :)

The average person seems to really enjoy this restaurant which sums up the experience perfectly, average at best. We queued for an hour, so expectations were set accordingly for a quality meal. Ambiance was friendly, warm and cozy. We were 2 pax and sat at a communal table in between two other parties. Good thing the restroom was not needed. Excited for our meal we overlooked the downsides to a popular local breakfast spot and were excited for the delicious offerings. Unfortunately that was the extent of our positive experience. Our order was taken and the hospitality ended there. Tables next to us were served coffees and refreshments. 30 minutes later we inquired about the two juices we ordered and were told, apologies everyone is really busy. The rhubarb cooler special and fresh squeezed orange juice were very nice but to our disappointment it wasn’t the only part of our order that was forgotten about. As all the tables sat after us were served their food we again inquired about ours. Apologized for, our food was rushed out lukewarm as to be expected in such a scenario. Burnt banana bread and decent egg dishes. Though the food was ok, it was hard to discern exactly what one was eating with any given bite as there were close to 20 different ingredients on the plate. Over complicating food being the sign of a passionate yet inexperienced chef covering up mediocrity. Ready for the bill, our experience was never addressed by the staff leaving the lack of hospitality as a poor taste in our mouths after our average meal.