Fiesta Cafe — Restaurant in London

I visited here to see what was so special about this place. Many locals seem to like it and recommend it often.

I ordered the "halal breakfast special." Nothing really special about it, just a normal ordinary breakfast served with the usual toast and tea. The breakfast was OK and would give it a 6/10.

My friend ordered a shepherd's pie that came with two sides of your choice. Honestly, the pie was very bland and lacking basic flavour. For nearly £15 you'd expect something decent, not a school meal like pie. Actually my school served better tasting pies than this.

Only issue I had was that they served my tea immediately upon ordering. Approximately 7 mins later they gave my toast. Another 5 mins later came my breakfast. By then the tea has gone cold and my toast is kinda tough. It bothered me that they refused to warm up my tea, a bit common sense really.

Overall I'd say give it a try, but don't go...

During a recent visit to Cafe Fiesta with my family, we had a wonderful experience. They offer a great halal breakfast with generous portions that left us feeling full and satisfied, all at a fair price.

The atmosphere was warm and cosy, making it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy a meal. The staff were attentive and friendly, always ready to help, which added a pleasant touch to our visit.

On weekends, the ample parking made getting there stress-free. I particularly enjoyed the pancake combo, which was delicious and a definite must-try.

The only thing that didn't make sense was the £5 charge for a glass of freshly pressed orange juice. Maybe the management needs to look into the pricing here.

Overall, I would recommend Cafe Fiesta for anyone looking for a tasty and filling breakfast. It’s a lovely place to visit whether you live nearby or are just...

Went here with my 18 month old daughter and was told I had to leave because my baby was crying. There was only 8 people in the cafe and the owner who was in the kitchen came to have ago at us as he said someone had complained however no one got up to go to him. My child has just as much right to be there as anyone else. Other children cry in there but nothing is said to them. I spend so much money in here and then get kicked out because of what? A baby who is teething and was tired was crying. Well if that's an issue there should be a sign on the door saying no children allowed plus they shouldn't have a kids menu. She didn't even cry for long and I didn't even get to finish my tea. We were just told to leave and take her elsewhere. We'll I won't be returning again and I've told all my family and friends about it who said they won't be going...