Scott's Kitchen — Restaurant in London

I used to really like this place when it first opened. The cake was really good but last few times has been average at best, especially considering their pricing. Today visited with my two daughters and asked if they had a kids menu. I wasn’t shown one but was told the options by the young man behind the counter. Chose the pancakes as they wanted them. The kids portion was 3 half pancakes and a small amount of fruit. Didn’t have a clue at the price as wasn’t shown a menu with these options but to my shock, two kids pancakes and a cappuccino was £20. When I asked the price of the tiny pancake portion the young man behind the counter embarrassingly told me it was £8. £8!!! For one and a half pancakes…are you kidding me. You could tell by how he told me even he knew they were taking the mick. If they wondered why they were quieter than ever on a Sunday lunch it’s because their prices are extortion for the size and quality of their food. Will not be returning here anymore. Should be embarrassed by this as no where else locally will charge this for a...

Full English Breakfast, lacking items to make it full and for the price would have expected more than one overcooked egg and one sausage and part burnt toast.

Scott's burger with cheese was very basic for the price, not sure what makes it Scott's as the burger itself were two half pounders with a bit of cheese in the middle, less than average burger patties with okay cheese. No special seasoning flavour to differentiate it from what you'd find at a travellers funfair. The Brioche bun itself was not proportionate to the burger patties as it was way too small. Smaller thicker burger patties needed or a larger bun. Chips were an ok standard but side salad was made to be left on the side.

Fresh orange juice was not available and the latte was ok.

BBQ sauce had a layer of dust on it with use by date rubbed off the lid, very much doubt it should still be in...

I attended Scott's Kitchen with my family and our dog. We ordered some hot drinks and some food. The hot chocolate was so froffy ans creamy, it was delicious. The best hot chocolate I've ever had. Shortly after (yes shortly, the food service was very swift) the food arrived. My chicken sandwich was tasty, full of flavour. The bowl of chips was huge.

The food and drink was great value for money. Not many cafes in the area welcome dogs. In this one we felt very welcomed with our dog, the owner was friendly, charming and polite. Nothing was too much for him, at times he knew what we wanted before we even asked. Just goes to show how much he values his customers. I shall be returning to this establishment...