Brioche Coffee & Brunch

£3 - £12 / Vegetarian

187 North End Rd, London

Opening hours

7:30AM-3:30PM

Sunday 8AM-4PM
Monday 7:30AM-3:30PM
Tuesday 7:30AM-3:30PM
Wednesday 7:30AM-3:30PM
Thursday 7:30AM-3:30PM
Friday 7:30AM-3:30PM
Saturday 8AM-4PM

Delightful Café with Best Breakfast Vibes

Tucked away in a charming corner of the city, this petite café is an experience that quietly entrances those lucky enough to discover it. With its subtle hum of chatter blending seamlessly with an exceptional playlist, it serves as a delightful retreat for anyone seeking a memorable breakfast or brunch. Upon entering, one is met with the culinary perfume often reserved for comforting home kitchens—the aroma of freshly brewed coffee paired with the enticing notes of hearty meals. Known for its extraordinary variety in simplicity, this unassuming spot offers dishes like the Turkish Eggs and a Blackstone Eggs Benedict on Brioche—both evoke the kind of pure pleasure usually reserved for more extravagant affairs. The food arrives with commendable swiftness, inviting guests to a feast of substantial yet aesthetic delights such as pancakes adorned with rich blueberries, bananas, and seductive dollops of yogurt.

Spend a leisurely morning ensconced here sipping what is arguably the city's finest cappuccino—a robust yet nuanced brew that commands attention above the gentle clinks of cutlery. There is a sincere charm in how effortlessly generous portions are infused with a sense of thoughtful balance, providing sustenance that never veers into gluttony. Keeping pace with the impeccable fare, service sails by with ease; staff glide through the ebb and flow of guests with practiced warmth, adding an extra spoonful of delight to the experience. While hiccups in temperature consistency and occasional delays momentarily cloud the tableau, they remain but mere whispers against the cheerful hum and promise of quick improvements in the air. Indeed, this café thrives on methodical hospitality that transforms a small, warm space into another necessary haunt of delicious London certainty. — Nigel Gourmet