The Quaker Centre Cafe in Camden

Wonderfully tranquil place to start the morning. Great range of vegan and vegetarian options. I had vegan Cumberland sausage on sourdough toast with kombucha. It was great to have the option of vegan croissant and a range of vegan cakes.

We had a lovely lunch in this delightful cafe and bookshop. It was really good to find a fully vegetarian cafe so close to Euston station. I had a mixed salad bowl and coffee and my daughter had a pastry and hot chocolate- all delicious and served by two very polite and friendly ladies.

Peaceful ambiance, excellent quality vegetarian cafe, across the road from Euston station. Owned and run by the Quakers as a social enterprise.

Stumbled upon this cafe, had no idea it was there.Food is great, peaceful cafe, great value. Would definitely go again.

Brilliant place to eat directly opposite Euston Station. All vegan and vegetarian, with excellent choice of hot meals, Chinese buns, grab n’go , freshly baked cakes and superb coffee. An oasis in the heart of London

Delicious dessert, tea and fruit juice. Delightful staff who new how to cope with adults as well as the 4 year old customer. Spotlessly clean venue and good value for money.

Stumbled upon this cafe ….. what a delight. Clean, quiet, bright with bookshop area. Good choice of vegan and diary options for tea/ coffee. Good range of eats/cakes. We - 3 friends- were able to chat and catch up without blaring music or screaming children - a rare gem of place in London. Note it closes at 4pm

Lovely convenient place for a vegetarian lunch opposite Euston Station. A bit noisy near to the serving counter, but very quiet if you can get a booth down the corridor. They seat 4, so it's a pity that individuals seem to bag them for themselves. Nice bookshop in the next room.

Tranquil little café near Euston offers a comfortable informal environment. Responsive and cheery service. Tasty coffees, snacks and pastries, and all at reasonable prices.

It is always a delight to find this lovely, tranquil and friendly centre in the bustle of central London.

After reading other reviews on here I suggested my mum and I meet a friend here for a light lunch and it did not disappoint! We had scones, ice-cream, smoothies and cakes. My mum is disabled so the accessibility of this place really helped, and the staff were lovely. Excellent choice of foods, great value for money, and I loved how committed they are to zero waste.

This is a great place if you need somewhere for an informal business meeting close to Euston station. The drinks are cheap - just £1.35 for a cup tea.It does feel more like a cafe than a restaurant, and might not be quiets good as the Wellcome Foundation just down the road.

This review is for the “Seed Kitchen” cafe in the basement, not the ground floor coffee shop.

Great place to go if waiting for a train from Euston as it is straight across Euton Road opposite Euston station. (you don't have to be a Quaker or have any religious leanings to eat at this cafe and rest assured you won't be approached to 'sign up' over your latte. Good selection for lunch or a light bite, prices are less than other chain coffee shops and the staff here are very welcoming.Also there is a seating area in outdoor courtyard when weather is fine. Tip- toilets here are very good and usually not very busy- ideal if you are facing a long train journey!

I visited here, after googling for a nice place to eat, whilst waiting for my train home. It was a lovely sunny day and Euston Station was bustling, right across the road. I ordered soup- because the portion sizes of the meals were too big for me, a large coffee and a slice of cake and sat outside in the sunshine. Everything was just perfect. Soup was delicious, as was the cake and coffee. The restaurant was clean, busy and the staff were nice. A great place to sit and have lovely food at a great price. Plenty of choice, including vegetarian. They also do sandwiches and wraps to take away, and if you feel inclined, you can pay for an extra soup for someone in need. The toilets were also very clean. Great find, don't pass it by!!

What a lovely little find. Arrived and departed many times from Euston and didn’t even know this place existed.Thank you reviewers. Immediately facing Euston station ,across the busy road, this is an absolutely spotlessly clean little gem, We chose to sit inside, as it was unusually hot, but a terrace and a pretty enclosed garden were other options. Lunchtime offers, included a lovely broccoli quiche , accompanied by hot new potatoes, and help yourself to half a dozen salads, other options were lentil lasagne ,which seemed very popular, and green vegetables in a coconut sauce and rice. Less than £14 for two ,including a nice cold Sicilian lemonade....not licensed.....I thought was excellent value for London. All served by very polite staff.Thank you.

We always pop to the Quaker House cafe when we go to Euston to catch a train, so much nicer than what Euston station has to offer and is a little tranquility in an otherwise very busy environment.

Take the few minutes from King's Cross to the Quakers Freinds House and you can relax in a peaceful garden and have a delicious lunch. Fantastic vegetarian food. A wonderful way to refresh and rejuvenate your body and spirit. Great bookshop.

Quite an oasis of peace and calm. Pop in here for a snack and respite from the bustle outside. Range of pastries/cakes etc and decent coffee too. Plus Quakery books to dip into.

Lovely cafe and courtyard...what a find in this busy city! Lovely welcome, lovely decaf latte (they have my favourite oat milk!) and choice of vegan sandwiches and cakes. I was impressed by the range of inclusive childrens books........and really moved by some of the quotes visible around the building. Will definatley be back x

Great coffee and tea selections and I love the selection of sandwiches! Also the quiche and salad with is fresh :)

We stopped off here on arrival in London. A nice cafe with friendly staff good sandwich and coffee. We had a breakfast of bacon baps too one morning, also good.

Esta es otra de esas gemas ocultas. Baje del tren después de (o antes) un largo viaje y en lugar de ir a los lugares habituales de la cadena, intente esto. Un café se ejecuta en y entre una librería dentro del centro de Quaker. La comida (creo) es vegetariana pero es fresca, deliciosa y está bien de precio. Wifi gratis si lo necesitas. Creo que hay un ascensor, pero hay que comprobarlo, ya que la entrada está subiendo algunos escalones. Lo hicimos con el cochecito de todos modos. Los asientos son de varios tipos, pero encontramos un buen conjunto de sofás para sentarse. El lugar estaba lleno de gente, así que a otros también les debe gustar. Pruébalo si te gusta este tipo de cosas. Es un lugar muy agradable y relajado.

If you fancy a change from the chain cafes in the Euston area, I recommend the Quaker Centre Cafe. This lovely, friendly little cafe located on the ground floor of the Friends House is open to everyone and serves excellent tea and cake. Prices are very reasonable too - a cup of tea is £1.35. Free Wi-fi.

I had some time to kill before I could book into my hotel, and I googled to find good places for coffee. I recommend the carrot cake! The cafe was friendly and quiet, although there were quite a lot of people around. The adjacent bookshop was also really interesting.

fabulous lovely place for good coffee, good cakes, and good ambience. There is a modesty to this place, really lovely

Un lugar ideal para reuniones cortas, descansos para tomar café o té o en polvo para la nariz en general. . . y justo al otro lado de la carretera de la estación de Euston.

Just across Euston Road from the station the quaker centre is calm and restrained inside and away from the noise and pollution just outside . far better than the concourse options on the station , really like this place.

We were meeting at Euston Train Station for a coffee. In the middle of all the busy traffic of Euston Road this place is like a little haven with books and coffee, lovely sandwiches and cakes. Well worth a little walk.

Este café simple es como tomar un descanso del caos de Londres. Los sándwiches, pasteles y bebidas son simple pero de buena calidad y a precios muy razonables. No es como en cualquier otro sitio y apisonada hay una gran terraza/jardín donde podrá sentarse y conseguir un poco de tranquilidad y aire fresco mientras contempla las masas rush por fuera.

The cafe is a peaceful place, spacious and light. The range of snacks is quite small, but enough choice. WiFi is free and good, collect a code from the counter. I noticed people were having business type meetings over coffee. The building itself is interesting and has been well looked after. Quite a trail to the toilets!

Cute cafe good coffee and cake! Great for an informal work meeting. Great selection of cakes and yummieness

I went here for lunch with a friend on a Satuday in September. We had really good salads with quiche. There were about 3 quiches available and all were vegetarian. I am a vegetarian and really appreciated this.

My hubby and I popped in here for a coffee. It was clean with lots of seating and good service. A great place to meet up with friends or colleagues in the early morning. By lunch time the café was packed but there was still lots of food available. A nice little find.

Opens nice and early for coffee and always has a good selection of cakes and light lunches at midday. Relaxed atmosphere and outside tables in front or in the peaceful courtyard on sunny days. Clean and friendly. Highly recommend.

Very nicely designed space opposite Euston Station. Excellent scone, millionaire shortbread and pain aux raison. Excellent coffee. Gentle but lively atmosphere. Good books. Highly recommended.

Me quedé muy impresionado con este café como un lugar para encontrarse con amigos para charlar o una reunión de negocios. El lugar es luminoso y espacioso y limpio. Hay un montón de asientos en el interior, en la principal zona de cafetería o al lado del corredor y también hay asientos al aire libre en un patio muy agradable. El café es bueno y hay una buena variedad de comidas informales para acompañar. Wi-fi es gratuito durante una hora y simplemente conseguir un vale con un código de los servidores cuando usted pida comida o bebida. sin duda conocer gente aquí.

Esto se ha convertido en un lugar para encontrarse con amigos y también hacer algunas escribir tranquilo. El café sirve un excelente café, la sopa diaria es incrediby sabrosa y soy un gran fan de los chicos de brixton tartas [el caramelo y quebradiza. ! ! ] son lo suficientemente grandes para compartir. Tiene zonas tranquilas de la habitación principal en el pasillo, y también un precioso patio interior. El personal es amable en general, [un par de nuevos pierden su capacidad de sonreír después de 4. 00, me he dado cuenta recientemente. ] pero es un concurrido café. . Es uno de mis lugares favoritos en Londres, pero por favor, sólo compartir con buenos amigos:]

Me encanta este lugar, realmente no quiero compartir, pero creo que debo!

I found this oasis quite by accident. I was attending an all day event in the main Quaker Centre conference room, and found it when we broke for lunch. I enjoyed the fair priced food and drinks and interesting healthy options and vowed to go...

Un amigo de la escuela de minas es vegetariana, así que nos reunimos aquí para el almuerzo y la pesca. La comida es bastante excepcional y las porciones son de tamaño hombre.

Brilliant spot to go and take five before your journey. Staff superb, place immaculate and reasonably priced too! What more can you ask for?

Excellent place for a quick coffee after arriving at Euston Station, pass all the over priced chain café / restaurants and find this gem, the biggest slice of millionaire shortbread I have ever found in a café, 4 times larger than the commercial rivals! It is an oasis in the midst of busy London. The added bonus is the bookshop to browse. Will visit again.

Hier gibt es hervorragende Kaffe & Kuchen, auch kleingkeiten wie Sandwiches zum Essen. Nette Sitzecken und Tische, sehr gut besucht aber nicht laut. Interessante Bücher usw. - ein kleinen Ausflug aus dem Alltag.

After a poorish experience when the cafe was undergoing renovation it was nice to get the cafe back to its normal self. As always excellent food and drink all at a very fair price indeed. Yes it's busy BUT with the above comment can you really be surprised??

Very busy cafe struggled to find a seat but search and wait was worth it. Great staff superb coffee. Cakes looked marvellous but being a diabetic I did not have those. Good sandwiches. Nice friendly place to meet friends for coffee or juices

When I saw that there was a hidden cafe I was thrilled- as the near by compettion is terrible. But then it was busy and a little confusing; queue or sit and wait? well the result was bit of both and food is clean and you keep thinking it's going to be 'alright'. So not a place for food but for a shelter, a place to meet, quieter, nicer than the mainstream, and it will all be fine :)

The cafe itself was very nice inside, it was very busy however and was very limited in space. The food was nice but I felt there was still not much in the way of vegan food. I do love that they make it so easy to show which food has which allergens in them which a lot of places don't have.

I wasn't expecting this bright spacious cafe in this building (not sure why, but we all have our preconceptions). The food looked inviting, with an array of fresh salads and quiches, alongside the hot dishes, paninis and cakes.The seating area was adaptable and friendly, with upholstered benches or sofas actually in the book shop (kind of my dream - food and books....)I had quiche and salad, my companion had a panini.Getting served was a bit confusing at first - it wasn't clear if you had to queue up and ask for the quiches/salad and I ended up standing around in that peculiarly British way, hoping someone would notice me. Fortunately they did, and after that it was very efficient. (I think it was just because we were early for lunch and that bit wasn't quite ready).Definitely recommended.

Good coffee,comfortable and nice atmosphere. Much nicer than the big echoing Wellcome cafe in the next block and I'm very happy to support the Quakers.

I have been here a few times before. Was a little disappointed that restaurant downstairs was closed for private event, but we arrived early so had lunch at smallish cafe on ground floor (restaurant downstairs is bigger) and we were very happy with the food. I had very tasty vegetarian scotch egg (would like the recipe-a lot of garlic, I think but herbs too), and a piece of broccoli and Stilton tart with 2 tasty portions of salad. Large piece of carrot cake superb. Peaceful atmosphere close to Euston Station. In summer it is possible to eat in courtyard. Fair prices. Noted that they sell some gluten free food. (Please ask if not labelled.) They also sell some organic groceries, eg ground coffee, olive oil from Palestine (a bit expensive- but rather special, I guess). And you are surrounded by books, but please don't get any food on them. A couple of places to charge up your device, should you so need. Toilets a bit of a walk away but on the same floor. Someone did come in a wheelchair so there is access (But please check for details.) Note cafe and restaurant closed Sunday. Open during the week 8am-7pm, Saturday 9-3pm. We were very happy there till chucking out time at 3pm (Sat). I think I noticed a kids' corner, in case you are interested.

I visited this Cafe close to Euston Station to collect some Quaker reading material. It is an impressive cafe and well worth a visit if you are using this station.It was good to find somewhere relaxing to sit and enjoy food and a coffee that wasn't a fast food outlet. The prices were exceptionally good as well.

Just across the road from Euston Bus and train station is the cafe . The road and the stations are loud , dirty and busy . Step through the doors and decent food , a decent space and its a world away from outside . So much better than the offerings at the station , recommended just don't tell too many people :)

An oasis in a busy part of town. Relaxed atmosphere, spacious cafe with gorgeous home made food. You could eat lots of delicious things here but I can't get past the (very generous portion of) blondie. Have yet to try the brownie but it looks equally delicious. But don't tell anyone, otherwise there will be none left when I arrive.

This is a great coffee shop. One of the few places where you can buy a reasonable lunch on the go that is organic with plenty of health choices. Right across from the Euston Station

I can't reconnect this lovely cafe/bookshop highly enough. Right opposite Euston Station and a great menu including veggie and vegan options. Always delicious.

A welcome stop after arriving from the train at Euston and helpfully based directly opposite the station. Really tasty, hot soup and pleasant service and a very comfortable place for lunch, either solo or in company with others. Very reasonably priced. Really great find!

This is an ideal place to have lunch if you are visiting UCH or you have just arrived at St. Pancras or Euston and want a coffee and a varied source of cakes and croissants. Everything is reasonably prices, staff very friendly. They provide Soya milk for those who don't have dairy. There are books, pictures, exhibitions amongst a quiet atmosphere. A great place for women on their own, meeting friends and visiting patients at UCH. This is my recent of many visits and everyone is so friendly.

So it's all a bit hit and miss.. however food a day drink is still as good as ever and they still do my onion bhaji crunch so Paul is a happy boy.

Questo bar/ristorantino/negozietto è davvero bello. L'ambiente è rilassante e pulito.Siamo stati qui per colazione e abbiamo anche preso alcuni panini per il nostro viaggio di ritorno (c'era tantissima scelta anche per vegetariani ed erano buonissimi).Peccato esserci andati l'ultimo giorno, sicuramente torneremo :)

After a disappointing previous visit, it was great to enjoy good food and drink again in this venue with values, conveniently situated right opposite Euston station.A fantastic beetroot burger with a wide choice of delicious salads (£6.50) and a refreshing redbush tea (£1.25) made for a top value lunch. The fact that the cafe houses a bookshop was the icing on the cake. Great meeting and eating place.

This lovely little cafe is just across the road from Euston railway station. It serves good wholesome food in a quiet calm atmosphere . After fighting your way to Euston and then often fighting an onward journey .this peaceful refreshment cafe gives a moment of calm .I highly recommend it.

I normally love this place but today I was unaware that the place closed at 7pm and instead of being politely told when they were closing I was shouted at 20 seconds after all the lights went out. I am deaf and unless I'm looking at a person I'm unaware of auditory information, unless it's being shouted at me from the other side of a room! Apparently I was supposed to know what time they close and in the space between closing at 7pm on the dot and the 20 seconds it took me to pack my things I was ordered out in a rude manner. I explained to kasia who was working that I am deaf and at no point did she come and tell me, she responded that she doesn't have time to tell eve one individually - fair enough but there were three of us! She also tried to defend herself by saying I must understand her! A little bit of awareness of accessibility would go a long way for an organisation that markets itself as fairtrade. Selling over priced olive soap from Palestine means little to someone who is deaf and treated with rudeness. Shame as I love the place otherwise.

I was expecting a calm oasis in the heart of London but on this occasion it was very busy as there was some sort of conference taking place with people milling about everywhere. Finding the toilet was extremely difficult and could be better signposted. The food in the cafe was very tasty although the service was a bit haphazard. Why not have one person serving food and another at the till rather than both trying to do several things at once. Many of the tables were occupied by people working at laptops and in no hurry to move. Thus we were actually lucky to get a space. Having had warm recommendations about the cafe I was a little disappointed to be honest but at least the food was good.

Cafe also has an interesting book shop, Quaker books and all sorts of different religions plus mindfulness and personal growth. There is a quiet area for reading and enjoying a good fair trade cup of coffee or tea, plus scones and lite bakes.Feels like a university book shop.

Came across this small restaurant last year after visiting Chelsea and found it relaxing and good value. Have only beenhere in the afternoon for tea and cakes and each time been delighted. Two large mugs of tea and two fresh, lovely cakes all for £6. If you move off to the right you enter a lovely courtyard where there are outside tables and chairs and can sit in peace and quiet. The noise of Euston Road is deadened and, for central London, peaceful. A joy to have found this small cafe. Recommended.

Visited for the first time last weekend. Coffee was excellent as was the almond croissant. Staff efficient and friendly. Good range of cakes, coffee's, tea's etc and soft drinks. Adjacent book shop and foody gifts was a bonus. Will visit again on way to/from St Pancras or Euston stations which are close by.

I stopped there today with my husband for a cup of tea. The staff were very helpful and friendly. We had tea and two brown rolls and jam. I had seeded one and my husband had plain brown roll. The rolls were fresh and crispy and the tea was perfect. There is a lovely paved area that you can sit outside surrounded by beautiful plans and peace. I loved it and will be back.

This is a little diamond along Euston Road opposite Euston Station. Never crowded (has breakout corridors and other spaces. Inventive foods especially Mediterranean vegetarian options, fantastic range of hot drinks and I think I think its quite a bit cheaper than chain café drinks. Look over the road from Euston Station bus stops. Building banners guide the way.

Located immediately across the street from Euston, this couldn't be better situated to offer some relief from the chain-restaurant generica inside the station itself. The atmosphere is beautifully laid-back and both clientèle and staff are friendly.Run by the Quakers, so you can be assured that everything is ethically-sourced and fair-trade.

I love this place because it is a chilled space which promotes great values but I might as well have been in Costa because every hot food option for breakfast included cheese of some sort. Not great for the lactose intolerant or vegans. Good soya latte though!

Found this convenient cafe immediately opposite Euston Station by accident the first time and been back every time I've been to London. It's a lifesaver when you just have to have a cup of tea and the food looks very good (not yet eaten there yet). It's friendly and welcoming, there is a nice little courtyard garden for warm days and a thought provoking bookshop. Maybe I should keep it to myself....!

I'm a regular visit to the cafe and bookshop on route to Great Ormond Street with my 11 year old son. We both love the cafe. Very friendly, welcoming and good value. Plus lots of delicious vegan options.

Attended a meeting in one of the meeting rooms and enjoyed the beautiful and serene surrounding. Love the idea of the peace and calm the venue promotes. The coffee was great as were the cakes. The room was a little hot and need a AC or opening windows. A great place in a busy city

We had visited the welcome museum and wanted a coffee, trip advisor came to the rescue and recommended the quaker centre, what a lovely atmosphere. Really enjoyed the cream tea. Really good selection of cakes and drinks at very reasonable prices.

Recently discovered by accident on the way to the Wellcome Institute, Up a few stairs to this café which seems to open out into a book stall with lots of Quaker reading material and corridors to many meeting rooms etc. The food counter has a limited but wonderfully appealing range of quiches/salads/vegetables/soups/rolls/cakes/ hot drinks etc etc. This is a very popular place at lunchtimes so grab a chair then get your food. You will not believe how little it costs for the amount and quality you get. Water available on the side to help yourself. Truly a hidden gem.

I absolutely love this place! its fantastic, quiet friendly atmosphere, lots of books to read, lots of healthy snacks at very affordable prices! so much yummy goodness! I will comeback often

Lovely place just to have a coffee and a piece of cake while waiting for the train. Very friendly and welcoming atmosphere

This delightful cafe has been upgraded recently and continues to provide good home cooking! Lovely mint and pea soup and Greek salad. Excellent fair trade coffee. All food ethically sourced.

I popped in here on my way to a meeting because I didn't have breakfast in my hotel. It was a very pleasant surprise. Coffee was good and there were an interesting selection of healthy things to eat in or take away. The place was clean, the staff quiet and friendly and the porridge with fruit was really, really good.

I've reviewed the Cafe favourably before; but on this (2 day) visit I used the Restaurant (opening limited to 1200-1400 hours). On both days, the food was really good; Day 1 - Lasagne with a very fresh salad; Day 2 - Chicken Stew with excellent fresh vegetables (carrots, broccoli & new potatoes). On both days the main course were followed by a selection of puddings and fresh fruit. Good value.

Based on reviews, I walked past the crowded and overpriced coffee outlets in and in front of Euston station and crossed the road to the quaker centre cafe. Calm atmosphere, friendly staff, books to read, good coffee - thoroughly different experience to the Euston station one. A little gem.

My husband and I popped into the Friends Quaker Cafe for breakfast after having it recommended to us by a few people. There was no hot food served but the cafe did have cereal and pastries/croissant, as well as a good range of coffee and teas, all fair trade.Disabled access was very good, there is a ramp up to the cafe on the left side of the building, and it was easy to get in to the cafe with the wheelchair. The staff were very friendly and helpful.The cafe itself had a large bookshop and a very relaxed and quiet atmosphere, you could happily work in there or just sit and chill out with a book and a drink.

Visited the cafe again when visiting London. Great coffee and large range of ethical food and drinks. Value for money compared to others in area.

I called in for a takeaway coffee before heading to St Pancras station. Excellent value, very friendly and helpful staff and a good choice. I asked for something not on the menu and was happily obliged.Will use again when in London.

Excellent food, soups, sandwiches and home made cakes, friendly staff, organic soft drinks and good coffee

Just grabbed a lovely cream tea and Sandwich here and as always it was excellent just £3.70 for a cream really and £2.50 for a scrumptious onion bhaji sandwich it's no wonder why I keep coming back. This value next to Euston Station is fantastic ... and the loos are free too :)

I have been working in the Euston area this week and this has been my lunchtime destination all week and will be again tomorrow.People should not be put off because the café is in a religious building. The café area is well decorated and is used by all members of society – from students to business executives and local elderly people.Although the café is very small they manage to offer two – three main courses, soups as well as the usual paninis and other café fare. The food is always freshly cooked and ethically sources. There is always a queue but it moves very fast as the staff are efficient and prompt. Occasionally food runs out (due to popularity); when this happens, staff members do their best to offer alternatives. All staff members are lovely. They appear to know all of the regular customers and I’m starting to feel like a regular myself after only four days of dining in. The building is very atmospheric. It has been sympathetically modernised and has all mod cons such as air con and free wi-fi. They even offer free chilled drinking water.Where else in London can you get a bowl of home-made vegetarian soup with a roll and butter for £3.00…?The café is less than five minutes’ walk from Euston train station too!

Dentro de las alternativas para comer en Londres, en general no hay muchas posibilidades de comer rico, sano y barato. Este lugar cumple absolutamente con todos los requerimientos para disfrutar un buen almuerzo, una sopa o un agradable café. Una agregado muy importante es que los precios son justos, incluso para una ciudad como es Londres. Absolutamente recomendado!!

Called in at 6pm on a Wednesday evening for a coffee before heading across the road to Euston station before starting a 12-hour night shift.I normally only have time for a quick Costa nearby but had a little more time on my hands tonight so consulted Trip Advisor for alternatives and found The Quaker Centre Cafe, and I'm glad I did.I sat in the relatively peaceful courtyard area with a large americano to drink and whiled away an hour reading before the chaos of the night shift to come.Service was pleasant, the coffee was nice, and prices were reasonable. Free wifi is also available. I'll definitely return here again.

This was a return visit with business colleagues. The lunch was really good, hot and plentiful. The desserts were also enjoyable including a wide selection of fruit. The good weather allowed us to sit in the open quadrangle. Interesting to see that the external gardens are being redeveloped which should make a very comfortable and relaxing area to the side of the main building.

A quiet haven along the Euston Road for a quick coffee and light snack. Clean, light, bright and quiet with free internet access. Open till late

This is a gem of tranquility in a very busy part of London. I needed to be interviewed for a book and we were able to do this easily without feeling crowded or rushed. The cafe was busy and there was plenty of noise, but no so as you couldn't hold a relaxed meeting. The mixture of seating options mean it is suitable to work in as well as socialise.

We had a family lunch here on Wednesday including my 8 month old daughter. The atmosphere was so relaxed and friendly. It was comfortable and thee were toys and books for the little one. The staff were really welcoming and encouraging. We popped in for a cup of tea and ended up having lunch and then coffee too! Prices are very reasonable and the books available to buy seem worth a browse.

I was walking past The Friends Quaker Cafe on my way to somewhere else but decided to go in and try their tea and cake and I was very glad I did. There is a nice little cafe area and also a beautiful quiet courtyard to sit and enjoy a conversation with friends over tea of coffee and cake and sandwiches. A lovely find. Only slight disappointment was the rather surly girl serving. Eastern European so the language may have been a barrier. I will give her the benefit of the doubt. Having said that a great place to have a quiet hour or so. Highly recommended.

I have eaten here a few times as we often have meetings here. It is a great coffee shop with nice food, tea etc and good prices. As befits the Quaker ethos, they use fairtrade and other ethical produce. It is usually quiet and good for vegetarians.

The Quaker Centre is open from 8am to 8pm and offers a range of organic treats from coffee to a wide range of teas. Soups and other snacks are available.Downstairs the restaurant offers fantastic value food from about 11.30 - 2pm. There are usually three or more organic meals for a reasonable £6.95 including vegetables. Some are meat, some fish, or vegetarian. Salads also available. A range of puddings too and ice creams, etc.

really nice calm spot if you are heading for Euston station with very reasonable prices and ethical values. ....and only 1 minute away.

This is a super cafe, not far from the centre of London just outside Euston.spacious, airy with simple good food, coffee, loose tea, and books.Everyone is friendly, and not only can you sit in the garden, but there is a library area inside as well.Very good value, home-baked cakes, et cetera.

I popped into this cafe after a visit to the British Library. The atmosphere was pleasant and the service very friendly. I had a generous portion of freshly made aubergine and tomato bake, served with sauted new potatoes and inventive and tasty fresh green salad. The meal was piping hot and very tasty and, at £6.50, very reasonably priced. I'd certainly make for this cafe again when I'm next in the area. I do recommend it.