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Frank's Cafe

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132 Southwark Street
Blackfriars
London, SE1 0SW
Nearest Transport: Southwark
Frank's Cafe serve a variety of traditional English dishes as well as a selection of home made dishes. A takeaway menu i...

Reviews for Frank's Cafe

  • 4
    Frank's Cafe
    132 Southwark Street London SE1 0SW uk
    8th August 2007
    Current
    TheMoth is right about them there queues! Franks is a proper good old fasioned no thrills greasy spoon/sarnie bar. Run by a family of friendly Italians who can whip up a ham salad bap faster than you can say spaghetti.
    Breakfast here is the forte though, any combinations of fri-up you can imagine gets gobbled up by local builders hunched over cool formica 60's tables and benches. The toast here really is something else, freshly cut bloomer bread makes for a crispy crust and fluffy white insides, AND they have just the right touch with marmite too, not too little, not too much, masterful! All washed down with proper tea the colour of bricks, it's a joy.
  • 3
    Frank's Cafe
    132 Southwark Street London SE1 0SW uk
    6th August 2007
    No frills but worth a visit
    Current
    Very popular with the nearby office workers because it is cheap, fast and the food is good; the sandwich bar has a decent variety of bread and fillings and the cooked food is made fresh - you can see the kitchen from the counter.

    It can get insanely busy at lunchtimes (12-2ish), but a two-tier queue system (one for those wanting take-away, one for eat-in) keeps things brisk.

    In the morning, I can strongly recommend their toast. Butter not margarine and slices from a bloomer rather than your usual sliced white.