QBrü Coffee — Restaurant in London

The food here was diabolical disgusting & to make it easier for them to clean up,it was all on paper plates & paper mug,plastic cutlery - The food for what I got on my plate was hardly worth the money that they charged me,that was around £13.50 - I would expect that they now charge around at least £15 for a full English breakfast - They obviously do not understand what a full English breakfast is - I highly recommend you stay way clear of this cafe - There are many more better ones in Richmond - Take a trip over Richmond bridge to the two cafes there or the one in Richmond - I shall never visit this place again, even though I only live around the corner from it,for...

I don’t know if we caught them on an off day, but my cooked breakfast was terrible. Everything, with the exception of the scrambled eggs I think, was just reheated. The sausages and bacon were practically inedible. The ‘fresh’ orange juice was fresh out of a carton. The baked beans, for some unknown reason, were in a little bowl (no doubt easier to heat in the microwave) and had dried herbs sprinkled on them. The hash browns were anaemic and tasted microwaved too. I’m actually being kind not giving them one star. I’m sure for coffee and cake they might be nice - hence...

I am fortunate to have tried many cafes in London but I have to say QBRU makes a great coffee and an incredible breakfast sandwich. The portions are very generous, cooked to perfection the ciabatta is soft and tender with a hint of toasted crunch on the edges creating the perfect breakfast sandwich. There have been few places where I have found a “great breakfast sandwich” I would highly recommend them. If I can just get past this one sandwich the next time I will try something else because it all looks tasty. Friendly and welcoming duo working...