Café Pier — Restaurant in London

A smart new cafe by the Albert Bridge on the Chelsea side. All the cooking and coffee making is done inside a classic green 'Cab Man' shelter, with customers ordering to take away or eat and drink at the tables outside. I had a great cheese toastie and a cup of tea, and it set me up for the day! Literary note: I think this is the spot where the main character in William Boyd's novel Ordinary Thunderstorms hides out when he goes on the run. Well worth reading the book for some local colour when you are...

This place makes a good picture and the idea of a small stand serving coffee and light breakfast is indeed a cool concept, but this place falls short of expectations. Staff and service was very friendly but also slow. Food options were limited. It was fairly crowded and they didn’t really have a good system and layout and process for taking orders and delivering them - was all a...

A wonderful and rare conversion of a former taxi cafe with bistro tables on the Thames path. The coffee was good and generous, croissants fresh, good range of hot and cold snacks like sourdough toast and toasties. Perfectly located at the chelsea side of the Albert Bridge if you are looking for a break along the river. Opens 9-3 Thurs-Fri and...