Harefield Village Café — Restaurant in London

Visited Harefield for a hospital appointment and thought i’d pop into the local cafe as I was hungry. Obviously, went for the best place with the best reviews and I am glad I did.

On entry it is very evident how clean this cafe is, with tables wiped down and menu on the table ready for the customers to browse. The artwork around the cafe reminds me of a 1980’s American diner which is a nice touch.

Orders can be taken at the table and for those who are a tad anxious about speaking to new people, there is a QR code on the table to make that transition much smoother.

Food is prepared fresh and is very hot with it steaming on arrival to the table. Service is fantastic with friendly engaging staff with smiley faces.

If I had to give any criticism, my eggs were on the harder side but I am certain they could have amended this if asked.

If you are in the local area, please give this place a try as they are brilliant at...

Well well well.. where do I begin?! Let’s start with the halloumi, the plating and presentation was top notch. Not too adventurous but the presentation was artistic with a dainty flare, not too pretentious.

Moving on the chips I had with my meal. Brilliance on a plate. Not too overdone but with a delightful crisp still maintaining a soft and fluffy inner.

The chicken burger - outstanding, were not talking sams chicken burgers at this classy joint, this was more like the equivalent of Jeremy Clarksons views on truck drivers - outstanding. A hint of spice but with a flurry of flavour, a gentleman who was also another punter couldn’t help stare at my burger for about 5 seconds flat only pausing to blink in amazement.

The waitress however, conversation as dry as Ghandi’s flip flop and a smile so non exist you could only compare it to a unicorn.

I won’t be coming...

What a lovely little find in the High St in Harefield? Was working in the village and needed a comfort break finding this little gem. Not only was the food wholesome and service was quick, it was refreshing to be 'engaged' in conversation by a majority of the staff who were all friendly and attentive. Food was served in good time and really tasty. Milkshake was full of flavour (actually tasted like what it was supposed to) & a sensible straw! Seems like an odd thing to notice but as any who reads my reviews will know, I have Asperger's Syndrome & so I notice ALL the little things in life more so than the 'whole picture'! My only request of this establishment would be to allow guests with well-behaved dogs into their cafe - my dog makes a lot less noise and...