Pedro's Cafe — Restaurant in London

Where shall I start with this cafe. Firstly Kentish town is not an area which is thriving with rich people, secondly the place smells like mould inside and its very dirty. I ordered 2 jacket potatoes with cheese and beans and i paid £20 which i was genuinely shocked as they hide prices and charge you for toppings (not extra) but charge separate for toppings in a jacket potato which outrageous to be quite honest and the jacket potato was horrible and had little to no cheese or beans and they charged £10 for one without no drinks or nothing. Their breakfast prices are outrageous but when you got pay they just start adding extras and by the time you know your paying £14-17 for a breakfast in kentish town which right now is struggling so much as there is so many people in the area going to food banks. A lot of elderly vulnerable customers go there to eat but they are cheating those people and charging crazy prices in the end which im sure they’re not aware. Please please please do not go to this cafe as their is a cafe opposite pedros which charges £3.50 for a full jacket potato i am absolutely outraged with this place i hope they have no business with anybody they’re just scammers and they’re quality food e.g beans eggs the usual breakfast things are a very low quality and they are charging TOPPPP DOLLAR for it. The staff are very rude and don’t give a toss about customers they just want to get the job done but im sorry if you know anything about local cafes the relationship between customers and employees is like family and they treat you like owe them something. Again sorry the long review but please people dont go to this cafe and waste a...

Pedro's like Town Café across the road serves a brilliant all day breakfast and great value to boot. Huge portions, see their fish and chips, it literally doesn't fit on the plate!

Service is excellent, quick and friendly. Despite revamping the interior; new upmarket wooden tables and school chairs, still attracts a local crowd and retains everything that makes it a warm and welcoming place.

All British classics available as well as modern burgers and the obligatory avacodo popping up for the hipsters.

Prices still very reasonable around £5-7 for most mains, cheap when you consider the size of...

We visited London for several days and stayed in an Airbnb close to Pedro´s Cafe. A great way to start long walking days with a traditional english breakfast or beauttifully presented pancakes. The prices are reasonable and Staff are very friendly and allow substitutions which pleasantly surprised me the first time. The place is nice and clean, with nice relaxing music playing in the backgroung. Just in front there is a bus stop to take you all the way down to the center of London. ...