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Este restaurante ahora se llama Sardunya café y bistró. No puedo recomendar más para el desayuno y el brunch. Comida fresca, personal atento, admite perros, Muy buen café.

It’s lovely to see Tooting market doing so well with new up and coming small businesses. This is definitely one of the best. What you can see as a simple addition to chips and nuggets has made literally a mouth watering difference. Seriously guys. You have to try there different flavours. Great for a light snack for browsing around the market and town or to put you by until dinner later. It is a family run business and it’s also nice to see that the value for money is more than fair. I can’t believe this isn’t more of a mainstream thing. Highly highly recommended.

An absolute cracker stumbled across this little gem. Ordered x2 margheritas, light airy dough with a great crust. The owner was chatty and welcoming and clearly took pride in wot they sold.

Amazing experience, staff (owner) was on top of the ordering, drinks and the entire service. Supper friendly and caring about the food craft itself not just throwing crap on the plate and serving it.

Great place to go for dinner before seeing a show. The pizza was delicious and the staff were so helpful and friendly. Great!

It was the best ever we had. I have ordered for my uncle 70s birthday and most of the guest did enjoy the delicious sweets. Thank you again for your best service. Ali

Great food guys!! Second time I’ve had food from you and it hits every time. I have to mention the waiting time for the food but deffo worth the wait was so good! You guys will be in high demand soon so I hope you have plans to scale up the Buisnes so little things don’t creep in.

Fuimos para el brunch de los domingos - tenían un delicioso menú y bebidas, un increíble sitio! Me encantó.

We had a lovely meal here, the staff were very welcoming and friendly without being intrusive or over attentive. The food was lovely, portion size was perfect. The decor was authentic in a Cuban/Bolivian traditional style clean and atmospheric ... they have live music but we ate very early in the evening before this began. Highly reccommend.

Quantity, Quality and Service. Say no more, for around £6 with a Tea, try it and see. For a decent and filling Breakfast, and a genuinely nice Fella / Family who run it, you cant go wrong,

A great cafe, generous portions of delicious cafe food reasonable priced. Kevin the owner has been in the catering business for many years and he knows what his customers want. There is an extensive menu to suit most tastes. If you are in the area I highly recommend you try visit it.

Have brought my children here 3 times now for waffles. They love them! Freshly prepared as you order, lots of delicious topping combinations and they taste heavenly. The pricing is clear and the lady behind the counter is very friendly and takes time to listen and answer any questions. Has become a firm favourite of ours.

Fabuloso desayuno gran personal muy amable ambiente encantador muy recomendable. Sin duda volvería. Todo estaba limpio y fresco.

Let’s be honest, the moment you walk in you start to wonder if that was a good choice. Interior does not make a very good impression: quite cold, dark and only one table occupied. But it smells nice and it is clean. We were immediately welcomed by the owner and we started in a nice conversation. The menu is quite large and you have all main polish dishes in there. After short while the food arrived and...OMG it was fantastic! Everything is very fresh and tasteful, the meat was very good quality so as salads. The portions are very reasonable so you will definitely leave full stomach. The only slight minus was lack of possibility of paying by card so if you don’t have cash, you need to go to the cash machine but this is a minor detail and did not affect the experience. We are definitely coming back!

The Seven Dials area was originally laid out in the early 1690's in a series of triangles in order to maximize the number of rental houses that could be built in hopes of attracting wealthy clientele and complement, if not compete, with the Covent Garden Piazza development. The Sundial Pillar, completed in 1694, was its centrepiece. Things didn't work out as planned and while the area has had a varied past, it is now a lively area of shopping, dining and theatre. When you're in the Covent Garden's area, walk over and check out Seven Dials. (Christmas is one of its special times.) See if you can actually tell the time via the sun dials.