Wild Caper in City of London, Westminster

We ordered 2 vegetarian full brunch with vegetables like mushroom, spinach, courgette and avocado with poached eggs. Only the egg and the avocado were served. Once we pointed it out that we were waiting for the food the waiter said Of course but after other 30 minutes he was just hiding in the kitchen. So no veggies available. They offered us a croissant instead. The quality of the egg, salmon and coffee is good but it is very poor however not expensive but I would say that with 6 tables maybe the service can be improved. Very nice coffee though

We waited 45 minutes only to be told that it will take another 20 minutes for the food to be cooked, not even an apology. We only ordered scrambled eggs.. disgraceful

It was our local cafe for three years and would always visit at least once a week. Offers a good variety of Mediterranean dishes nicely cooked. Very casual and friendly ambience.

Aunque he estado antes, y el café es lindo y comida bastante buena, la señora con pelo rizado que cuando te venga asientos era increíblemente grosero y ha estado en otras ocasiones así que le doy! El propietario es quien realmente debería reconsiderar su personal como ella le permite al lugar un montón. Pedí una mesa y luego ella nos dijo a sentarse afuera cuando había una mesa vacía por dentro. Pregunté si esto podría aprobarse, ella quejamos sí y luego ella nos pidió esperar afuera en el frío mientras ella limpiaba. Ahora había un amplio espacio en la cafetería para soportar, sin colas, etc. y no molesten a nadie y hacía mucho frío afuera. Mi padre, que es viejo preguntó si ella me importa mantener calor dentro o nosotros esta DOS MINUTOS limpio del trabajo mesa y dijo que no teníamos que estar en la calle. Este nivel de servicio es inaceptable, así que no te molestes en ir.

Had the full Wild breakfast and the salmon One. Could not be happier 👌 We both had the double macchiato and it complemented the food. Not the biggest place, and thats why its cosy.

Went for brunch with a friend, she had the wrong dish serviced twice & had to ask x3 times for water. Food was good but not as amazing as I was led to believe.

Always fantastic service and fantastic food. Great selection of poached eggs for breakfast- good coffee and service always friendly. Can get tight on space so head out early or prepare for a little wait. A real treat, I’d say best breakfast in Brixton!

Muy pequeño y en su mayoría ocupados estúpidamente. Finalmente logramos entrar y fue dejado un poco decepcionados.El menú de desayuno ofrece muchos productos con huevos escalfados, así que supongo que ellos sabían cómo cocinar, pero no es así. Tuve cocidas huevos escalfados rematado por una combinación de pan empapadas, tomates sin sabor y una mozzarella que supongo era comprar en una estación de servicio de la autopista.No fue horrible, simplemente no vale la pena hacer cola.

Came here 10.30 ish Saturday morning. No queue but was when we left. Breakfast was delicious. Wonderful poached eggs and quality bacon, great coffee. Service excellent.

I went here with my friends, the place is a small place really charming, convivial and authentic... The food is delicious and the products are fresh! The staff is really nice and we had a really good time at Wild Caper!

Wild Caper es sin duda alguna, la mejor tarta en Brixton. Su pastel de naranja y pastel picante aceite de oliva romero es excepcionalmente fresca y húmeda cada vez. El estándar es coherente y brownie no decepciona tampoco; es densa y rica.El personal es amable y acogedor.Los productos se venden a un precio razonable para la calidad. Su aceite de oliva supera la mayoría Cretian he probado que son el triple de su precio. Sabrosa y zingy sin un regusto amargo especiado y. No todos fuertemente sus compras de aceite de oliva en Wild Caper! Gracias por la excelencia que trae al mercado Row y la escena de brixton foody.

We had an amazing brunch at the wild caper. All the dishes with fresh ingredients. The waiter was also very very nice adding a chair to fit us in the table as we were 7. They serve tea in old fashion pot. Price with drinks...

One of my favourite places for great coffee – and a single espresso is served in a lovely porcelain espresso cup for only £1. Yes – one pound, and it tastes delicious, and nothing like the acrid espresso that you get from many chains where...

Por recomendación de un blogger de londres que me siga (RosieLondoner), visité Wild Caper brunch y no me decepcionó. Pedí huevos escalfados con salsa holandesa y espinacas, estaba delicioso, uno de los mejores que he tenido en Londres. También tuve dos tés verdes de calidad...

Petit Resto sympa expresso à 1 livre , jus de et de légumes ! Dans un marché fort dépaysant ! Allez à brixton c'est sympa .

Lugar acogedor agradable, con un delicioso desayuno. El sirven manjares tanto dulce y salado. La calidad del café es muy buena.

El domingo nos levantamos y fuimos a desayunar a Brixton, encontramos éste local en Brixton Village y fue un acierto! Gran desayuno con comida fresca y muy buena onda!

Delicious breakfasts, consistent quality. This is a lovely spot in Brixton and staff are attentive and nice. Definitely in my top five breakfast places in Brixton.

Great service, great food. Good size sharing dishes, we loved the halloumi, chicken skewers and giant beans. Definitely worth a visit.

Very reasonably priced brunch, with vegetarian options (£5-6 for a main course). They also serve waffles - which we didn't have a chance to try but definitely will next time!The coffee here is delicious! Definitely check out this place - would love to come here for dinner next time.

We went there for breakfast 3 days in a row. Super friendly, very nice Italian young owners-waiters. It is a small venue in Brixton village with the BEST cappuccino outside of Italy. The salmon and poached eggs on a wonderful toasted very special bread (that they also sell) was unbelievable. The food is definitely made with love and the desserts are super delicious. The lemon and rosemary cake I highly recommend. A WONDERFUL PLACE.

Don't miss out on the hummus! Possibly one of the best I've ever tasted. We've gone back to this restaurant again and again and have never been disappointed. Fair amount of vegetarian/vegan options.

Gentilezza, disponibbilita' e qualita'. Ho ordinatoil "pork belly wrap" servito con patatine, insieme a panuozzi e houmus: tutto molto buono. Uno dei gestori, Domenico, e' stato gentilissimo sostituendomi un piatto in cui c'erano delle spezie che a me non piacciono e preoccupandosi che il nuovo piatto fosse di mio gradimento; BRAVO!il locale e' molto piccolo ma accogliente, buon servizio, pulizia e gentilezza. Consiglio a tutti coloro che amano questo tipo di cucina e a chi ha la curiosita' di sperimentare nuovi sapori.

It is one of my favourite places in Brixton village. Love to come here for brunch -excellent full English; coffee and cake - the orange polenta or chocolate with a cappuccino; or dinner tapas style, middle eastern inspired - meatballs, pork wrap, falafel, best chips, crispy squid. Also buy home delicious sausages, bread (best in Brixton maybe even London) and dips. This is London so nothing is really cheap but excellent quality here. As small place, can be tricky to get table (no bookings) and staff sometimes amazing and sometimes a little distracted.

That is pretty much all there is to say really :)Staff is welcoming,menu makes it hard to pick one dish,they look all mouth watering. I had meatballs with saffron rice and was not disappointed.Come try this place !

We ended up here on a Sunday morning and were lucky enough to get a table for two for brunch. Luckily there were heaters outside otherwise it may have been rather chilly. The food was tasty but it was tiny! I ordered a side of mushrooms, and rather than receiving a proper portion I got one! Other than that the eggs were nicely done and the sourdough was good. I probably will not go back here because of the portion sizes at the price it is which is a real shame as I can't fault the food other than that. If the cafe is reliant on repeat customers they should definitely re-think their portions.

If you are looking for a great breakfast place in Brixton village , go there. The place offer middle eastern food with an emphasis ob brunch & breakfast. The coffee was great and so was the food . We tried the yogourt with granola & blueberries , the wide breakfast and the spinach with home smoked mozzarella, poached eggs & Hollandaise sauce : all dishes were delicious. The only hitch was the service which could have been friendlier.

Great brunch in Brixton market. Really don't see why I have to say more but 100 characters seems to be the minimum

We happened upon Wild Caper after being put off by the queue at Franco Manca, and I'm really glad we did! The food was fantastic and generously portioned - the smoked aubergine dip and the falafel were particular highlights but it was all really excellent. We didn't have dessert but we left really full, and had a bottle of wine, and the bill was only just over 40 pounds between the two of us. Service was also fantastic, really warm and friendly, made us feel right at home. We will go back for sure.

No complaints about quality of the food. The bacon was perfectly cooked, the eggs were fresh and had beautifully yellow yolks, the sour dough bread was delicious, but...I thought for what you got it seemed a little over priced - maybe that's Brixton gentrification for you. The 'extras' were what got me the most. I ordered a portion of spinach and my friend ordered mushrooms. She got one mushroom, I got I'd say about 20 leaves of spinach. All very lovely, just to me seemed a bit tight. If you're going to charge £1 for some spinach, at least give me a handful. The fresh orange was freshly squeezed and yummy, but a bit too much ice in it which obviously means less juice. Also, maybe this is a bit petty, but just in terms of the aesthetic, I prefer my poached eggs not prepared in those little devices that make them into a uniform shape, like something out of McDonald's.

This is a taps-y sort of place where you order 2-3 plates each and share. Service not the fastest, but at least you know they're always making everything fresh - for example the lamb kefte, which is worth the wait. If you're following a paleo-style diet this place is a godsend as you can happily fill up on grilled meats (pork belly recommended), fresh dips (made with olive oil - try the aubergine) and Greek salad. Interesting organic wines. Been there about 10 times now and the quality is consistent!

Had an excellent breakfast there on Sunday. Nice waffles and vegetarian breakfast, tea and fresh orange juice. Very good value for money. Cannot wait to go back.

Went here today for brunch with my boyfriend. We both had eggs benedict/royale and the only thing we would change is the bread they come with. Having such amazing breads on display I don't see why they use a normal toast for this.The eggs and bacon/salmon were really good though. The place is really nice, just in Brixton Village. The area is extremely curious as around the neighborhood you can find from really dodgy shops to small independent coffee shops and a lot of nice places to eat.If they keep opening places like this it will become a wonderful area to walk around and have a bite.

Love this place. Hummus, chicken kebabs, tzatziki, falafel, salads etc Great small plates to share with a group, you can order a hummus and they will happily bring you more of their amazing sour dough bread if you ask. The staff are friendly, the coffee is great and strong. Only thing I would say as a negative is to have a few more different wines as the reds were all very heavy.

I was desperately trying to google a place for breakfast whilst in Brixton a couple of weeks ago. Finally a local suggested a cafe and on the way there we stumbled across this one. Cosy and inviting with tables inside and out. Everyone was sitting close to one another which added to the atmosphere. Cakes and pastries were piled up and the menu made choosing one dish hard. I went for the full brekkie with sourdough and had hollandaise on the side. The coffee was great and the freshly squeezed orange juice (a bit overpriced at £2.80). The flavours in the food were amazing and the toast delicious. Honestly, I could have had it all again it was so delicious. Will struggle not becoming addicted to this place. Check out the markets and Pop Brixton whilst there. With friendly service would highly recommend.

I had a great meal at Wild Caper in December, it was my birthday and there were about 10 of us. The staff were really friendly, and the price was reasonable. Cocktails were great, I highly recommend the espresso martinis and negronis ! Having spent a lot of time in Cyprus, I have high standards when it comes to Mezes, but everything we had there was great. I really enjoyed the meatballs and cheese pastries. Will be going there again!

Granola and bacon and eggs are very good, espresso is the closest to an Italian coffee I've tried recently. Cosy little place, service absolutely fine. Strongly recommended for a nice and easy brunch

The rate 3 is not because of the food but I was expecting much more quality of the coffee. Coffee is weak. Great food and plate presentation, service is average but overall I will probably come back for the "Wild Vegetarian".

Went here earlier today for a takeaway before going to the cinema. Lovely food, swift service and super cheap prices. The food on the tables also looked really good, as well as the wines and cocktails. Lovely staff too. They made our night foodwise and I would recommend it to anyone, it's a shame I love so far away from it!

This place does have quality produce which is alluring, but the young female waiters are inexcusably bad. Work seems beneath them, they never ever smile, the most you will get is a sneer. Coffee you must ask them to make it hot as otherwise it arrives a fashionable tepid.

Be warned, service is slow but if you're not in a hurry, it doesn't matter and the staff are fun and friendly anyway. Food is great and there are plenty of hot and cold mezzo options on the menu. I need to go back in time for breakfast as that looks good too!

Lovely quiet little joint, good presentation of food with amazing flavours. Carafe wine is cheap and palatable, Staff were slightly slow, but it fits the restaurant so can be excused.Good work and thank you

orange and almond cake....yummy, and great coffee.Menu looked very good, will call back another time for a full meal, lots of my favourites available ! Cake wasn't cheap but this is a trendy area so not complaining.

Terrible, terrible service - after going inside to order breakfast and being told that someone would be out to take the order, we were left sitting for another 15 minutes without anyone coming near us. I made eye contact several times with a member of staff, but she didn't make any move towards us - she was more interested in standing inside and chatting to her colleagues. There were only 2 other tables occupied, so they were hardly run off their feet. In the end we left and had breakfast in a nearby café called Valhalla, which was absolutely excellent. Would never go back to Wild Caper, but definitely plan to revisit Valhalla next time I'm in Brixton!

In terms of the quality of the breakfast, there are few better establishments in London for the price. Would recommend it to anyone in the area. As a reasonable authority on a full English, I would give it five stars. Unfortunately we sat outside sandwiched between some of the most awful people in the world. I really don't exaggerate that at all. The phrase "I really don't need my parents" was quickly followed by the "folie douce in Val D'isere is a bit too commercial I prefer the one in Val Thorens" I found it almost unbearable to sit next to these incredibly spoilt unpleasant girls. And there in lies the caper's main problem. The space is too small and whilst it is unfair to blame the establishment for the clientele, it's a real lottery and if you don't want to hear the mindless warbling whilst trying to digest your delicious breakfast head elsewhere. Sharing a table isn't for everyone, but if you're happy to get stuck in then by all means as I said you can't find a better breakfast. Would avoid the Orange juice though as it's fairly small. Other than that all the food is exceptional.

Went here for brunch in Brixton Market, it's a small place which gives it a cosy but bustling feel. Get a seat outside or by the window if you like to people watch (who doesn't?) as it's a busy through fare of people on the weekend.Menu is small but I expect you should find something you like on there. I had the full wild breakfast, which, while not having every item you would associate with a "full" breakfast, was nice, the sausage in particular with very good. They also serve nice coffee. The lunch/dinner menu looks even better than brunch to be honest.They also only accept cash so make sure you come prepared.

Good eggs, which you can buy from supermarket (clarence court eggs). Serving tea next to cold so it doesn't brew is a big no-no for a northerner, I'm talking English Breakfast here. They didn't care, was all about getting the next people in so serve up some poor drinks!

Attratto dal bell'aspetto del pane esposto fuori sono entrato. Locale molto piccolo ma molto carino. Ho mangiato veramente bene, un ambiente molto amichevole dove il cameriere molto simpatico mi ha servito alla perfezione....per niente caro, da ritornarci assolutamente, complimenti!

I personally much prefer their usual menu to their brunch menu. The selection of mezze is tasty, and you can also order some to takeaway like the taramasalata or the Aubergine dip.

My friend recommended me this place as a nice place for Sunday brunch. I wasn't disappointment at all. Even thought it was very busy and we had to wait for 15 min to get a table it was totally worth it. The food was delicious and coffee...well simply best latte I had in a long time. I'm definitely going back there again!

Hi! I went to Wild Caper few days ago after spending some time around Brixton Market found some good shopping for Christmas. The food was great (I had delicious falafel with some good Greek salad on the side). I would say the atmosphere was very familiar and the guys smiling and made me feel at home! So a big thank you to Carla and Mirko for that (hopefully I wrote their names down with no mistakes!). I will come back for sure cause I want to bring my family as soon as they come to visit me!Fiona

Hi, last Sunday I went to Wild Caper to have a brunch with few friends.It was the first time there,so we didn't know much about their food but after few good suggestions (Mirko is the waiter's name I believe) we picked 6 plates to share,well it was so tasty and scrumptious.The atmosphere was cosy.We finished our brunch with coffee and tea made by Karla (probably the manager). She was really kind. I would like to recommend this restaurant to everyone.

I came here many times, it was always welcoming atmosphere, beautiful people and excellent food. Sweets are fabulous as well as coffee. Orange and almond cake are divine! Lovely staff.

It's very rare to find an amazing place like Wild Caper. Some friends told me about the special coffee i would have tasted there, but the great atmosphere, so warm, friendly and generous is unexplainable! I went today, for lunch, with my sister and her boy friend..they didn't want to leave it anymore!I think people should make advantage to find them now, also because many guys are spreading the verb about the amazing food ...not so cheap forever... The staff is also gentle and always trying to make us happy and satisfied. I'll come back for sure!

Service was appalling. Waited 45 minutes after ordering. When asked if the was coming the waitress nonchalantly said "in a few minutes" with no apology or explanation. Various Dishes came and was either burnt, dry, tasteless or greasy. For the majority of the time the 3-4 waiting staff stood around chatting to eachother, or briefly talking abruptly and sarcastically talking to customers. Before leaving we remarked about the waiting time and the poor quality of the food, in a non-confrontational and polite way, and were met with grimacing, rolling eyes and little else. The staff then recongregated and proceeded to teeter and share disapproving looks towards our table. We left with the taste of burnt charcoal in our mouths and very unsatisfied bellys! Overall a massive disappointment and really letting the Brixton side down! I really hope that this isn't the start of a bigger problem, and that due to the amount footfall, Brixton will generally start devaluing customers and the customer experience. For the past few years that has really been at the heart of Brixton and is the reason that enabled the town to develop and attract a diverse crowd. Wild Caper, you are really letting the side down.

Very nice service, the best coffee in London that I ever tasted. Very good croissant and pan au chocolat.

Been to Wildcaper for dinner and drinks with my friends. Enjoyed the evening, friendly and helpfull staff, food was amazing and a good choice of drinks aswell. I was also offered to try out breakfast, so i came with my family. Really nice full breakfast and my wife loved the vegetarian one, wafles for kids were great aswell. Definitely coming back.

Waiting at least 20 minutes for some hummus salad and chicken skewers is an outrage. Seeing 5 front of house staff standing around the till chatting and laughing, messing about, looking on their phones and one lady was picking her nose for about 3 minutes makes me think that they don't make me upset but I'm disappointed in what that industry has allowed this to happen. Best thing on the menu... Try honest burger

Really disappointed with our experience here. Service was unfriendly and very slow - took at least 15 minutes for coffees to arrive, for example.The people serving us were really disinterested in providing a good service. Said they'd find out various things for us and then never came back with answers. We asked, could we have scrambled eggs instead of poached eggs in the big breakfast? Cue: sharp intake of breath, ooh i'd better check with the boss. Yes, you can but we'll have to charge you extra... oh COME ON. How to talk yourself out of a tip, eh?1The food was good-ish but not memorable.I think the place has become pretty cocky about how great it thinks it is, and the staff aren't bothering to be 'nice' anymore. Shame.

Friendly folk operate this small, functional cafe style eatery. Breakfast, brunch, lunch/diner menus - lighter and vegetarian options and super coffe and pastries. Salads, hot and cold maze and a couple of open wraps. My glass of house red was a treat too and none of it is overpriced. We managed quite happily of £20 for 2 including drinks. Grilled kalamaki was excellently done. Their style is Eastern Mediterranean. They have a nicely stocked deli too. Definitely a place to meet with friends and adult family.

Wild Caper makes the best bread in London, end of. Both their Italian Calfone loaf and their German style Rye are fantastic - well worth the trip alone.

The menu is concise with great breakfast and brunch options. The coffee is great and I can certainly recommend the waffles and bacon. The service is basic but nothing beats a friendly smile with a wonderful breakfast. It has a very relaxed Mediterranean feel which is wonderful on chilly London mornings. Definitely not to be missed on a visit to Brixton!

Great quality food, all meze dishes are so tasty and well prepared at very good prices. This is the place we enjoy a relaxed home-made meal when we are too tired to cook. And mind you, we are picky when it comes to food! This is also our local cafe and we love the market row ambiance and the staff. One of the best choices in Brixton.

Having been a regular in Brixton Village for the past two years, I thought I had seen and ate it all. I was wrong. A friend asked to go here and (hate to admit it) reluctantly I shuffled my feet, suggested other places but my friend was certain this is where she wanted to eat. We sat down and ordered the taramasalata and a couple of other sharing plates. After the first mouthful of taramasalata I knew we were in for a brilliant evening and immediately all prejudice vanished. THE best taramasalata I have ever eaten and I have since bought fellow foodie friends back to this quaint restaurant to try more of their culinary delights. Not to be missed is of course the taramasalata, lemon infused chickpeas and the calamari. Don't be put off that it may look a bit quiet compared to the busy busy restaurant that surround this gem, it is delicious and I can't wait to return.

Sophisticated but flavoursome. Absolutely delicious with great service, in hipster brixton village. Had 7 hot and cold mezze dishes (more than enough for 2 people) plus a glass of house red and it was under £30.