The Blue Mountain Cafe in Southwark

Me encantó Blue Mountain y me pregunté qué pasaría con él, pero parece que se han deshecho del nombre y sigue siendo un restaurante jamaicano y un brunch.Fuimos a almorzar y disfrutamos del desayuno vegetariano, el desayuno inglés completo y los panqueques para niños.El personal es muy amable y servicial, especialmente cuando pedí intercambiar algunas partes. No fue ninguna molestia y todo sirvió muy bien.Estoy buscando volver por la noche para nuestra próxima visita.

Delicious Caribbean food, lovely cakes and sandwiches too if you just fancy a light lunch or coffee. Great atmosphere, nice staff and great range of smoothies.

Mi compañero y yo vamos a tomar un brunch a veces, a menudo cuando estoy anhelando un curry de cabra, que la Blue Mountain hace muy bien. Mi compañero, por otro lado, no es tan bueno con la comida picante, solo lo hace sudar profusamente, además de que es un británico tradicional en el sentido de que si es antes del mediodía quiere un freír, lo que Blue Mountain también hace de manera brillante.Este lugar es perfecto para nosotros cuando las papilas gustativas no están sincronizadas entre sí, ¡además el personal es encantador!

Los críticos que dicen que no tiene mucho que ver son seriamente no ir! No tiene pretensiones de ser un lujo, Restaurante gastronómico.La comida es saludable y delicioso, el servicio no es semejante a la iluminación pero engrasado relajado y amigable.Absolutamente genial para en para un bocado sin necesidad de una segunda hipoteca.Es exactamente como se describe en la lata. Y nada mejor ni peor.Está a la vuelta de la esquina de nuestra nueva oficina y me puede contar como un futuro normal.A mí me gusta.

SE22 - pedí el aguacate en tostadas con huevos escalfados, listada en el menú como en rodajas de aguacate. nos envió una capa fina de puré de aguacate bañado en zumo de limón con los huevos en la parte de arriba. Fue horrible. Planteó que con una camarera y ella se ofreció a traerme otra pieza de pan por el huevo. Aún así tuvimos que pagar aunque no comí, y ella me dijo que un montón de gente como un montón de limón. . . Es una pena porque llevo muchos años viniendo aquí.

Yo estaba teniendo un ponerse al día con un amigo, y pensamos que sería agradable para visitar una cafetería en el este de Dulwich. Sí, hay una gran variedad de oferta, pero para mí Blue Mountain siempre tiene a destacar.Debo admitir que mi amigo y yo quedamos bastante impresionados por el servicio amable, educado, la velocidad del servicio y por supuesto la comida y bebidas. Había platos totalmente limpia, y por tiempo tazas vacías que habíamos terminado.La cafetería tiene un ambiente agradable, y es definitivamente un lugar volveré muy pronto - y mi amigo me ha dicho que incluso sobre esta dirección más a menudo después de esta visita.

Went with friends to Blue Mountain Cafe in Gypsy Hill, SE 19 last night. Food was superb, service spot on and very reasonably priced. A proper find!

Decidimos probar este lugar para un cambio, ya que si no hubiera sido por un tiempo. Por desgracia, no vamos a volver. Primero de todo, perdimos nuestra orden. Cuando le pedimos que parecía bastante rápidamente, pero no había sido adecuadamente preparado. Mis tortitas correoso y frío (precocida?) y mi tocino era horrible, muy grasoso y otra vez apenas cocinadas. Mi esposo tostadas para su huevos escalfados llegó cinco minutos después de que el huevo tostado y no parecía en absoluto. Tal vez tuvimos mala suerte?

This used to be our 'go to' cafe in East Dulwich, I think they are rest in on their laurels and we shall not be going again, there are so many great places around why settle for decidedly average, what a shame

Goooood de café, mi Green Monty desayuno normal pero el halloumi a la y huevos era una pasada! Luego ya que aún estaba comiendo, sin que se lo pidiera para- la ley fue resbalé justo al lado para mí? ! ?! Quería escupir mis judías. Yo estaba planeando pasar y pedir más ya que yo quería trabajar pero que realmente me molestaba. Nos sentimos presionados y distante. El pésimo servicio y al cliente nunca volveremos. Es una pena.

Enjoyed lunch and a decent pot of tea. Nice vibe - friendly and quirky. Good food and couldn't fault the service. Will call in again

Blue Mountain cafe is one of my favourite places in East Dulwich. I absolutely love the food. It's always delicious and full of flavour. I highly recommend :)

tortitas de fruta era un crimen contra tortitas!! La materia prima manzana y naranja yuk luego les preguntó por qué no estaba muy bien, era obvio. Trae la vieja menú de desayuno

This Cafe is really nice for going for a coffee or having a drink outside in their garden area, it's very quaint and nice to sit and have a hot drink. For food however, it is really average, especially for the price, they charge you 45p for beans when you order an english breakfast, and they come COLD. for breakfast or lunch on the same road, i'd recommend Duck Egg Cafe instead (better prices, better quality, great eggs) it's literally opposite! i'm more disappointed by the price blue mountain charge for their really average food - will go again. (for coffee)

I would recommend for takeaway.Me and my husband ordered the salt fish patties and chicken wings to start, curried goat for mains and the lemon tart for pudding with some ginger beers. Couldn't fault it. Well made and spiced, the meat was incredibly tender and the dishes weren't at all greasy. I wasn't left with the horrible feeling I usually get after takeaways! The packaging was lovely, little brown cardboard boxes. I would deffo order again.

went to the blue m café what has happned there we loved the old food proper food not a lettuce leaf and a nibble we missed the old ups nice cuppa we wi wont ever go there again plus the cost is outragouse its a café ?

Being a vegetarian, I had a mixed experience at The Blue Montain Cafe, Commercial Road. First experience was excellent - the vegetables in jerk sauce is their best dish and probably the spiciest you can get in London! Anything other than this (in veg options) is not worth a try.

Sorry, I just don't get it - better than adequate but not up to the local hyperbole that surrounds or should I say surrounded this place.It's not that anything is wrong, it serves a decent enough brunch and the surroundings and decor are suitably eclectic and bohemian as befits the area. However TBMC had iconic status and I now suspect that this was form a time when its was an oasis, not a greasy spoon and there was limited completion. Worth stopping by if you're walking down the road but not a destination and I wouldn't make a special trip

Visited with my two daughters yesterday for lunch. The food was scrumptious and the coffee among the best. The staff were friendly and cheery. We had the oeufes florentine and the asparagus and smoked salmon salad x 2 both of which were excellent. There was a special offer on of cake and coffee for £3.50 which made you feel you'd had a good deal. Would definitely recommend and return.

Another yummy full English with one the best coffee's around. A lovely atmosphere. friendly service all adds up to the place to go for a top start to Sunday!

Good breakfast, excellent coffee, friendly service. Wild mushrooms and poached eggs a must......................................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Excellent Eggs Florentine with spinach and tomato. Excellent attentive service with friendly staff. The music started off bad with Bruno Mars but got better when they played Manu Chao.

An absolute charm and compliment to such a diverse area of East Dulwich. Very sheek, contemporary atmosphere, the place was packed full at the time! I was impressed with both the manager and the staff members! I love the menu and the coffee on offer. Very beautiful aromatic smell inside the shop which has a labyrinth style garden behind the counter, another gem in Dulwich has been reborn!!! must visit guys and girls!!

Used to love this cafe, but recent visits haven't been anywhere near as good as it used to be. On our most recent visit service and food was very disappointing, along with greedy prices. A bland tuna wrap cost £8. For the same ingredients in stale bread it cost £5.70. We still can't work out how it's £2.30 extra for a wrap. I'm not normally a 'complainer' but felt so angry about this that we won't be going back or recommending to anyone. Which is a shame as used to be frequent visitors. There's much better places in East Dulwich, such as the re-vamped French cafe, Jade, on Lordship Lane.

I have a few times now, for a quick coffee and for a lazy Sunday fry up and love it! Definitely the best coffee in the area. A great hangover cure too :)

Definitely the best coffee around, great service, friendly place. A little busy, but always enjoyable. I love their breakfast and lunches too. You can't really find too much wrong with this place. It's pretty adorable and inviting.

There are now so many places to eat in and around Lordship Lane, but the Blue Mountain maintains it's good reputation. Great food, great coffee and very pleasant staff. The little patio out the back is also very nice on a sunny day - if not there's plenty of room inside.

Came for one night, and found Mountain view indian restaurant and what a great find. Lovely meal, lovely staff and very reasonably priced. Would definitely come again :).

Recently dropped in for lunch, ordered a beef sandwich for £5.70 and coffee. While the coffee and general ambience were good (I like the Jamaica theme, decor and music), the sandwich was poor. I ordered wholemeal bread expecting something artisinale, at least sliced from a fresh loaf, but was served stale cardboard, probably from a bog standard supermarket economy wholemeal sliced loaf. I should have not ordered food and just got a decent fresh sandwich from COOP for £3. This may have been a one-off, but there it is. Stale sliced bread.

I had not been back since the refurbishment so went for tea with a friend on Sunday. Their coffee machine was broken but they still gave us a decent cafetiere of coffee. The waitress was very nice and happily read out the cake list twice so that we could make up our minds. My favourite cake is Victoria sponge and I fancy myself as a bit of an expert, I was not disappointed with the blue mountain cafe version - it was fresh, tasted home made and you could tell that quality ingredients had been used. There was also a nice atmosphere in the cafe and the decor was pleasing. I will definitely make this a regular on Sundays and will work through the menu!

Always yummy. Was one of first customers way back in early nineties when owner Mal ran the show and the smoking room was decorated in newspaper. Has never lost its originality

We had tried there earlier, but that time they've been closed for refurbishing. This time not everything was finished, but we could final tried their coffee and cake. I have to say we were bit disappointed because we traveled there for more than an hour to get Blue mountain coffee as we suggested the name of the shop is by this coffee and my friend wanted to have it as he likes it. Unfortunately u can only buy it there as they serve east London coffee. We accompanied our coffee with walnut cake, which was nice, but I think the taste would be better if they keep it in the fridge and the cream is not cold. Overall, the experience wasn't bad because of good coffee and nice service, but nothing special.

Lovely bacon and maple syrup pancakes on a Sunday morning washed down by a delicious hot chocolate. Lunch on a Saturday fish cakes with sweet potato chunky chips and plantain. Lovely friendly atmosphere serving yummy food all times of the day

Have always meant to visit this cafe but it was always busy. Wish we had visited sooner as had a really good honest lunch and despite ongoing refurbishment this didn't detract at all.

My friend who came for a visit was very happy to find out on the internet Jamaican coffee in London. We checked their web page and unfortunately, there wasn't written anything about refurbishing.So when we get there after 1 hour journey we very bit down...luckily, there was another lovely coffee shop on the same street called Pretty's which was really nice and cosy place with yummy carrot cake. So whole morning was survive :DThe refurbishing of the Blue Mountain Cafe should be finished in November as was stated on the door notice ;)

I'm local to East Dulwich and this is my favourite cafe. Really lovely any time of day. Fab coffee and juice is the morning, all the juice is fresh with nothing nasty added. The homemade cakes are lovely- carrot is my favourite. In the afternoon while away the time in the garden with a beer. I love it here!!!

The Blue Mountain cafe is v laid back - it has a great vibe, the service is pretty efficient and they have a cute little space at the back.Last time I went they gave me something off the menu and were really good about it.It's not gourmet food, but it's good, it's quick, it's good value and it's pretty busy - I like it.

I have moved to East Dulwich recently and have been to the Blue Mountain on several occasions. The food is reasonable, it is always busy and the cafe has its quirks. But I still don't understand why it is so popular. The place looks dirty, the service is not great and last time we went, the coffee was surprisingly horrible. Shame it does not live up to its reputation.

This is my local so have been many many times...which probably says something. The service can be variable...sometimes because they are busy, sometimes because they sometimes employ inexperienced staff. I don't ever recall having an issue with the food. Today, we had a fun visit with good service, possibly because we were the first to enter when they opened the door at 10:02am. It soon fills up though!Full Monty's all round...

A friend of mine is a big fan and lives locally so have been there twice now - once for lunch and once for breakfast. Lunch I had the fishcake which was good if not a little small and a little cold. Breakfast on the other hand was atrocious. Service wasn't up to much but I guess you can expect busy-ness for a Sunday. I ordered eggs florentine, 2 eggs, with only 1/2 a bagel, I ate one poached egg and started to feel quite unwell as it wasn't cooked properly, cut into the other that was completely raw. No effort was made to discount the bill until i raised it at the till. Overall very disappointed and a little uncomfortable in terms of their dealing with complaints.

This used to be a regular spot for a bit of breakfast but unfortunately this is no longer the case.The services is poor, normally staffed by teenaged who aren't on the ball combined with everytime I've ordered a bagel they only give you half if it!!! If you want the other half you have to pay more? Shame as I used to love go here, not anymore. Poor service and the food isn't as good as it was.

We had to wait almost 45 minutes for sandwiches and soup, also they forgot drinks, we had to ask twice. Lastly the bill was wrong, we were overcharged by an extra juice and a cup of Earl Grey.

This is a really reliable, good snacky place to visit. It is at its most charming during the weekdays (if you are lucky to have a day off or work in the area) as at the weekend it can get a bit rammed. Young landed gentry couples bring in the four wheel drive buggies which can be a bit space munching but as I say during the weekdays it is a lovely place, with fresh food, old favourites and fashionable nibbles. When the sun is shining the terrace outside and the garden at the back is a great place to sit and enjoy the sun or watch the world go by.

Lots of buzz and chatter in this very busy East Dulwich cafe/restaurant. Can be hard to get a table from time to time...