Cafe Mozart

carolinebee

Like the music, Mozart's cafe delights 27th September 2008

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Quite rightly, the first thing most people notice about this quaint cafe is its name - Mozart. Being a classical music fan myself, it drew me in on what was otherwise going to be a normal day out in London.

The place is perfect for someone like me - someone who loves dark, musty, traditional decor and a slightly subdued, private atmosphere. Don't get me wrong - it's not the Ritz Carlton by any means - but it's really nice for a quiet cup of coffee or a sandwich on a nice day.

The food is lovely, by cafe standards, and has the usual mixture of home baking, freshly made sandwiches, salads, and some hot offerings, too. The prices are average (for London, at least!) but I'm not sure it's somewhere you could afford to eat out of every day.

The staff members haven't really made an impression - they're always polite but don't seem to reach out or make any real conversation, however this shouldn't really bother you if you're just after a moment of solitude, anyway!

The bottom line is if you're around the neighbourhood, fancy a coffee and are somewhat interested in classical music, this place is one hundred percent perfect for you.

gilka

Mozart 15th July 2007

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It is a nice cafe to go to close to Hampstead heath when you want to take a break from the beautiful nature.

Good cakes- not for coffee.

English is weirdly spoken...

gilka.co.uk

Mez

Tune in 28th March 2007

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There's something special about this place although I'm struggling to put my finger on it. The decor is simple: dark wood, a few odd-looking musical instruments, and a portrait of a thoughtful young Mozart.

This place is particularly great for lunch with tables outdoors, and a varied selection of tasty food (from light and healthy salads n' sandwiches to decent portions of heavy hungarian goulash).

One of my favs..