Caffè Concerto Bond Street

£8 - £20 / Italian, Vegetarian options

39 S Molton St, London

Opening hours

7AM-11:30PM

Sunday 8AM-11PM
Monday 8AM-11PM
Tuesday 8AM-11PM
Wednesday 8AM-11PM
Thursday 8AM-11PM
Friday 7AM-11:30PM
Saturday 7AM-11:30PM

Sunny's Exceptional and Attentive Service Shines

I ventured into the intriguing fold of Caffe Concerto, buoyed by its touted charm. Perched rather enchantingly off Bond Street, it didn't let up on the allure with all the posturing of a lavish sweet haven draped across cozy nooks befitting a chat over clotted cream and scones. Ah, and it’s Instagram gold—nicely curated interiors offering plenty for the senses to feast upon before you've even laid anything edible on the table. You encounter an equal measure of fanfare and grievance in this buzzing establishment, from those singing the praises of their impeccable service—a chap named Sunny watchers might have noted charismatically playing host—to flashes of dubious surcharge confessions, catching punters by cold surprise at the afternoon’s end.

Interestingly enough, service here seems to be in a holding pattern with some patrons citing outrageous gall in dining diplomacy. But—and there tends to be a "but" in these situations—a perennial ember runs through the core of these reviewers, harried yet warmed by the likes of Alex, and that lovely luminary Dharmi, with patrons returning on the mere promise of continued care and humor. The tea sandwiches? Delightful. Atmosphere? With a hint of chaos interspersed with conviviality: bustling, rhythmic clatter seasoned with timely quips and smiles, damned if they can’t tirelessly manage charm while hefting rocky desserts. It’s London bustle perfected, an impetuous tilt on taste, and let them not say the staff bent only once; they've quite mastered serving sidelining snafus! — Milo Tastemaker