The Broad Walk Cafe in City of London, Westminster

Senza dubbio il posto è meraviglioso e situato in una zona strategica. Immerso nel verde e con un arredamento caldo al suo interno. Peccato solo per la scarsa empatia del personale che ci ha servito… E che la piastra per scaldare i panini (unico cibo che si possa trovare qui) non funzionasse.

Whilst having coffee, owners allowed to bring dogs in and they were also allowing the dogs to jump up athe the counter. Food and plates touched by the dogs, not once did the female address the situation. Will not use again very poor food safety. Chris

25 minutes for a tea and a coffee 10 people served before us Incompetent unpleasant insolent and tardy staff

Stopped here on way back from London Zoo as I had low blood sugars (Diabetic) so needed something to boost my levels. Piled some cake and chocolate into me and was soon feeling better so as this place looked so good we decided to have a couple of beers. The staff were all lovely and it was great sitting there in the sunshine watching life go by. The food on offer all looked lovely and the carrot cake I had (purely medicinal of course) was delicious. Will certainly be heading back next time we are in London.

Despite prominently displayed pizza signs, they apparently don't do pizza during the week. So after choosing and queueing, we were disappointed and the only other hot food options were quite underwhelming and not child-friendly. Apart from that, everything was OK but expensive, which we were expecting. Nice location. But they could make it clearer in their signage that pizza is not in fact available most of the time.

We travelled to Regent Park as a stop off before travelling to Euston Station to leave London. The children played for a while and worked up an appetite. We followed the signs for the cafe and when we arrived it looked really nice and welcoming. We ordered the picnic deal for £7. Sandwich, crisp and a drink (take note hot drinks are not included in this deal). In honesty it wasn’t really worth the £21 and the lady behind the counter was talking to the young man serving us answering our questions without just actually talking to us directly. He left the counter to check for a plain sandwich in the kitchen for our toddler and she automatically turned into a security guard. Not that there was anything to take but just made you feel uncomfortable looking down on you. If travelling to the park, grab a sandwich from Harrods on the way. Better service and much better food.

We stopped by for a cold drink on a very hot sunny afternoon in September. We had walked from London Zoo where we had spent the morning. We sat at a table outside in the sunshine. My husband had a cold beer. I was disappointed however as apart from bottles of water, the only cold soft drinks were fizzy cans which disagree with me. I ended up with a cup of tea! It was a welcome oasis in the park! There were no toilets.

Ordered several drinks including hot chocolate for children, asked her to not make them too hot and arrived scalding. Went back and asked to add some cold milk and she poured them out to remake adding “not that we’re busy or anything” and slammed down replacements.

After a very long walk finding this place in the heart of Regent's Park was a relief. Burgers cooked to order and an excellent range of hot drinks and craft beers this is a nice little place with polite staff and a decent ambiance. Definitely worth a look.

Good little cafe placed perfectly in the centre of Regents park. A great place to stop for a drink. The cakes looked fantastic too, but we managed to resist... Just about ;)

Stopped in for tea on our way to Primrose Hill. There are several park run cafes in the park and all equally good - although we didn't eat the table next to us had breakfast which looked and smelt delicious. Unlike some of the usual chains, this has a nice relaxed feel to it with friendly staff. There are lots of places to sit outside and dogs on leads are welcome.