Latest reviews for Cafes & Coffee Shops in Gospel Oak, London, United Kingdom

Town Cafe - i'm a regular! by nubianprincess

nubianprincess — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 22:44:47 +0000

Review by nubianprincess

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7267 6450

Tags: quick bite, takeaway, good brew

i work round the corner here and often go here for lunch a few times a week. The staff are friendly, the food is really nice and the portions are massive!
It's always busy (not in a bad way) and quite often with kids (with their parents) and it's a place that i would call family friendly, as well as if you're in the area and just want a cup of tea or a bit of lunch.
I've never had a bad meal here and would definitely recommend.i work round the corner here and often go here for lunch a few times a week. The staff are friendly, the food is really nice and the portions are massive!
It's always busy (not in a bad way) and quite often with kids (with their parents) and it's a place that i would call family friendly, as well as if you're in the area and just want a cup of tea or a bit of lunch.
I've never had a bad meal here and would definitely recommend.

Chez Caffe - by TufnellJP

TufnellJP — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 13:18:03 +0000

Review by TufnellJP

Rating: 1.00

Phone: 020 7482 4191

Used to be really good for sandwiches etc, now overpriced and poor. Have had two bad experiences recently. Better off grabbing a cheap sandwich from Sainsbury's near by. Won't be going there again.Used to be really good for sandwiches etc, now overpriced and poor. Have had two bad experiences recently. Better off grabbing a cheap sandwich from Sainsbury's near by. Won't be going there again.

Cafe Renoir - Ooh La La by stantoncarlisle

stantoncarlisle — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 15:13:06 +0000

Review by stantoncarlisle

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7485 7186

Tags: good brew, quiet & relaxed, cosy

Good place for a cup of Coffee and a chat. There are quiet, woody nooks in the back where you can escape the hubub of the main drag. The food on the main menu is a bit pricey - snacks and soups less so. For me, this a cake and coffee joint only. The pavement front is often full of smokers and puffers - giving the place a Continental air of liveliness. There's usually somewhere quieter inside.Good place for a cup of Coffee and a chat. There are quiet, woody nooks in the back where you can escape the hubub of the main drag. The food on the main menu is a bit pricey - snacks and soups less so. For me, this a cake and coffee joint only. The pavement front is often full of smokers and puffers - giving the place a Continental air of liveliness. There's usually somewhere quieter inside.

Mario's Cafe - The King of Kentish Town Caffs by stantoncarlisle

stantoncarlisle — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 13:38:23 +0000

Review by stantoncarlisle

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7284 2066

Tags: top food, amazing brew, cosy

Mario's is a classy cafe, the classiest in Camden. It's clean, light with a fresh design and is as welcoming and bright as the folk who work there. The tables are small yet you don't feel cramped or put out. The coffee is good, the food Italian and the service fast and friendly. The food isn't cheap, cheap it's reasonably priced good solid fare. What makes this place is the buzz, its human and warm - a total contrast to the down-at-heel, grimy vibe of the traffic alley known as Kentish Town. It shuts around four - get there early if you want lunch, coffee or to check out the location.Mario's is a classy cafe, the classiest in Camden. It's clean, light with a fresh design and is as welcoming and bright as the folk who work there. The tables are small yet you don't feel cramped or put out. The coffee is good, the food Italian and the service fast and friendly. The food isn't cheap, cheap it's reasonably priced good solid fare. What makes this place is the buzz, its human and warm - a total contrast to the down-at-heel, grimy vibe of the traffic alley known as Kentish Town. It shuts around four - get there early if you want lunch, coffee or to check out the location.