Coffee Break — Restaurant in London

Coffee break is my usual one. I like to pop for a tea and brownie sometimes 😅 is just so delicious, if not, I usually have avocado,chicken,bacon&mayonnaise pannini, served with chips as I love it, is one of my favourite ones,the portions are big and the quality of food is outstanding, much better then many expensive places in London. The other day I decided to take my family with me for lunch as they come to visit me for Christmas and we tried the jacket potatoes,salad, fried egg on toast, English breakfast, cakes and pancakes and we all where very happy, as the food is so fresh and really good presented. It was very pleasant as always. The staff is also very warm and welcoming they do all they can to make you feel comfortable and this is really appreciate on this days. My family was impressed by the portions of food and quality, I'm glad there I took them here and cannot wait to be back again!! Thank you so much Coffee break and see you soon. PS. they also have a little play area for little ones, wich is so good to keep them busy wile...

I don't understand why they are called "Coffee Break" when they seem neither to be very good at making coffee or giving you a break? As you come in, there is a varied list of impressive sounding Italian coffee types on a sign. That is not the coffee menu. I'm not sure they would know what a cortado is. I ordered a flat white (though the waitress kept telling me the sea bass was really good. However it was 2:30pm and I clearly didn't want a meal...). The poor barista attempted some latte art but really shouldn't have done. The coffee itself was bland and uninspiring. I got a Nutella muffin, which turned out to be factory-made, and was similarly dull. I was seated in a narrow side-room, which had a kids area at the back, which meant it was pretty loud most of the time. Waitresses kept coming over to check whether I had finished my coffee, though I hadn't, and I just got the sense they wanted me to leave. Others who sat near me were also repeatedly offered the sea bass. So maybe go if you're big fan of sea bass, but I wouldn't recommend for a break...

Just had a sit down meal . Always liked the food, although easy to cook similar foods at home. Just great having someone else cook!. The portion is always generous, freshly cooked, not fancy food but does the job. There's plenty of space to social distance when it's less busy and the smoothies are excellent but abit expensive. The only downside for me having gluten intolerance/ceoliac is that the menu is very limited, things aren't marked gluten free on the menu.( Not sure if they have a separate menu for this.) I think they have gluten free cake on offer but never really checked that out. It's the sort of cafe that you go to to get out the house and not worry about cooking, catch up with friends to have a coffee etc. A relaxing...