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Breakfast
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Cafe menu is vegetarian except for fish which is prepared separately. Offers tea, coffee, cakes, breakfast and lunch food. Open Mon-Wed 09:00-16:00, Fri 09:00-16:00, Sat 09:00-17:00, Sun 10:30-17:00.
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76 Royal Hill, Greenwich, South East London, England, SE10 8RT
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5 Reviews
First Review by Jemima
NereaDelEstal
Points +62
Little gem in Greenwich - Edit
Small little cafe place with vegan and gluten free options available.
Read moreI had the “huevos bravos” and swapped the egg for mushrooms and it was DELICIOUS!
Food quality is excellent and everything looks super tasty.
Staff is very friendly and help you with everything you need.
10/10
Updated from previous review on 2021-11-20
Guest
Line17
Points +85
Nice café but food wasn’t great - Edit
The café itself is small and quite nice but the food we had there wasn’t that great. I tried the waffles and they were tiny and very dry. We were not convinced by the teas either.
Read morePros: Nicely decorated café , Fairly cheap
Cons: Average food and drinks
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mcld
Points +1041
Lovely little place - Edit
Lovely little place, cosy but laid-back and unpretentious. Their veggie breakfast dishes were gorgeous, and they've a great selection of teas too.
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YvYv
Points +203
Cute little cafe - Edit
A nice little no-nonsense cafe with only a handful of tables. Many veggie (plus a few fish) breakfast and lunch options, from English veggie breakfast to Mexican spiced eggs and potatoes. Decent coffee, nice tea selection, lovely atmosphere, friendly service and very reasonable prices. I'll come back when in the area again!
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Jemima
Points +484
Maybe not fit for the Queen but a great teashop! - Edit
Check it out on a map if you've not been there before/ are not familiar with this street. Little cafe, with pretty, dark wood furniture a few old objects around. On the left as you go in coffee is stored in bulk. Pictures on the wall are for sale I believe. Inviting to go in to on a cold day.
Read moreWhen I went in at about three one afternoon lots of older people from the neighbourhood were popping in and out too. It was quite busy, one person who came in had to share a table with someone else.
There is a good range of breakfasts, soup, salad and the like for lunch and cakes and scones. A couple of American/ Mexican items such as tortilla and nachos. There is salmon in a couple of dishes. There is a good range of teas and coffees.
I had the scrambled eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes and toast. I also had English breakfast tea. I think they use butter to cook in/ add it in. The tomatoes and mushrooms were a bit rich in this way. If you're vegan it is probably advisable to enquire. The bread was the regular English style - a bit light - although it was wholemeal and from a good loaf. The portion of mushrooms was big enough. It was a pretty good breakfast. Several rounds of tea were had which were clipper. They gave us one strainer for English breakfast and Assam tea and a teacup and saucer mismatched - though both were pretty and went together okay - at one stage. We put it down to the waitress being an American girl probably on her year abroad.
Service was pleasant enough but at times a little slow. Likely because they were busy.
Value was good at Just over ₤10 for breakfast above, one piece of cake and three rounds of tea.
If you want the full tea room experience head to a big hotel, but this is a relaxed place you could go to everyday.
Pros: Good menu, nice space
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