Roastery and Toastery — Restaurant in London

Coffee and cheese toasties = breakfast of champions

The toasties were yum. Joe definitely won this one with his Dude Ja sourdough toastie - it was delicious. I opted for something a bit smaller with the Beanie Toastie. I was a bit confused about how the menu stated "house made beans", but then saw an empty store bought baked bean tin in the bin 😬 Nevertheless, it was tasty, but really nothing to shout about.

The service was a bit strange. When we ordered the toasties, we were told they would be around 10 minutes as they are made fresh (obviously this is fine, we expect them to be fresh), but were made to feel like it was a bit of an inconvenience 🤔

This is definitely a take away spot. There wasn't really much room to sit down as they are lacking storage and had boxes under the benches. The door is left open, so on a cold November day, it wasn't the most comfortable breakfast!

Definitely order one of their sourdough toasties and a drink, but to go. The value for money is VERY good. £1.90 for a cup of tea in London - yes please.

The order: Beanie Toastie (house beans, applewood smoked cheddar) - £4.90 Dude Ja (nduja, smoked cheese, peppers, rocket, spring onion) - £7.00 Flat White - £2.30 Tea - £1.90

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