Sable d'Or — Restaurant in London

This cafe is a lifesaver! It’s the best offering on the street (in my opinion) when it comes to range of products, friendliness of staff and hours of operation.

From the windows, you will see mountains of sweet pastries (everything from brownies to carrot cakes to muffins) and as you enter this sweet little cafe, trays of fresh, colorful salads, quiches and sandwiches. I’ve eaten pretty much everything and loved every last scrap!

The girls who run the cafe are always kind and happy to run through their menu. On top of the food out front, they have a brunch menu, and the walls are covered in all sorts of juices/smoothies, made fresh with the fruit and veg on display.

Finally, sitting inside or at one of the couple of tables outside is a peaceful experience, and best of all, they are open every day of the week until 7pm! As a cafe night owl, this makes Sable d’Or a very special exception in...

Very poor service and overpriced. Nearly £6 for a smoothie (no prices displayed on the board). After waiting nearly 15 mins a member of staff came to tell me I needed to pay again because my card had been declined. Surely they could have spotted that immediately?

After paying again I checked my bank, which showed both pending transactions so I asked for the voided receipt and they claimed it was actually my friend’s card that was declined (our order’s were different prices so I’m not sure how they got that confused), and could she just transfer me the money instead of refunding me!! Only it actually wasn’t her card either because the card numbers didn’t match! All in all, very poor on their part not to adequately check before asking a customer...

Very overpriced for the quality and taste of food. The bread was crumbly compared to what you'd expect from sourdough. The ham option was disappointing compared to many other places. And the taste was bland.

It's a nice atmosphere but very, very overpriced cafe for what you get which is possibly a bit worse than area average. £5 for mocha is a bit insane. But I guess it's what you get that close to Primrose hill. Many much better tasting food cafes for same or less...