Jak's Cafe — Restaurant in London

Adorable hidden hideaway Cafe (Walton St), Restaurant at Lunch time. Beautiful decorated all year round. It’s so cosy and warm inside, bigger than you think. WiFi as I needed and nice cakes and coffee. So chilled, great place for a simple chilled date, business meet or just family outing. Great place to work as well did I mention the cakes, I WARN just have the one slice IT’s LARGE. As you know I tried the Scrabbled eggs with soar dough & Signature French Toast Trial, they were hmmm ok but the cakes I mean did I mention the freshly made array of cakes, Ive been back 5-6 since defo my back-up convenience pick. I mean these incredible photos (just look at that Grand tiramisu, It’s really not for the faint hearted haha) are after 4-6 visits over weeks possibly months so don’t stress I workout vigorously and pace myself and also have colleagues that taste test when needing a though review of menus for you all. I Do this all for you foodies & Exquisite...

The staff so friendly, if you've been once on your next visit they remember you and you're greeted with a warm welcome it's a deli also a restaurant, open all day until 10pm. The decor is eclectic and it has a cosy lounge feel, there is seating inside and one those new covered seating areas on the street outside. Today I had a full english breakfast also included , granary toast with butter and jam £13.50 , with lemon tea the total bill £15.19. It may seem a little pricey but produce is first class and cooked just right. I've also had lunch to eat in and a takeaway again produce of high quality and cooked beautifully. They also fruit, veg, cured meats, preserves, oils, cakes, the only thing is you can't buy any of the mirad pictures and posters on the wall. On your own or with friends a lovely place to while away...

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. Me and my friend went for a cup of coffee and a English breakfast tea. After we places an order a different waitre came again to ask what we order. He was going around and checking on us and whispered to another waitress about us. There was no sign that we couldn't order just a tea or coffee. The place wasn't busy at all. But he gave us the impression that he wanted us out of the cafe as soon as possible. Later a lady came in, they spoke the same language, he was treating her very well. I paid around £11 for a cup of tea which I barely drunk and coffee. What a waste of money. I was never treated that badly...