Roca Cafe — Restaurant in London

Avoid this cafe. Ordered a omelette which was covered in mould. Spoke to the staff and all he can say is that it's from the cabbage. So he explained they use the same spatula to cook eggs and veg. The way it looked was nothing to do with cabbage!

This isn't the first incident! First time I went I ordered an English breakfast and the eggs smelt really bad as if they was off. Tasted a little bit of it and it taste even worse that it smelt. The guy behind the counter explained that it's the butter. Now I cook eggs with butter and has never smelt or taster this way. And in no way shape or form do I believe it's because of the brand of butter. Even with complaining about the food. They still tried to charge me full price even though I did not eat the food. Which I refused. They obviously do not care about their customers only the food they possibly could be wasting. Will not be returning here and would not recommend this...

We visited this place for a late breakfast/lunch and had a lovely time. It wasn’t too busy when we arrived but that quickly changed and the cafe was buzzing. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the decor is very original. Very good location as well and the prices are great! Good value for money here! Now onto the food! We had the Turkish Style Eggs Benedict, a Double Roca Burger, a Cheese and Garlic Sausage toasted baguette and a chocolate muffin. To drink, we had the Strawberry Mocktail, the turkish coffee, a latte and a cappuccino! Food was quite good, the garlic sausage is amazing and the portions were good, ad you can see in the pictures. The coffee was very good! The highlight was definitely the baguette but all other items were very good as well! We recommend this place if you are in the area looking for good value food and amazing...

once upon a time we enjoyed a hearty english brekkie with the lads at roca cafe. the huge plates don't disappoint the hungry tourist. the oval shaped platter serves you hot, saucy beans, (vegetarian) sausages, meaty bacon, warm buttery toast, one tomato slice (to serve you some healthiness), grilled shrooms and unusually red ketchup. the morning telly show (bbc) gave us lots of food for our brain when our tummies were already full. whereelse to overeat and politically educated yourself about britain and it's struggles. don't forget to buy your handmade turkish necklace on the way out - for a last minute gift for your significant other, as a welcome gift for a new neighbour or for your international hippe friend that likes...