The Robin Craft Cafe — Restaurant in London

Charming little find – perfect for a cosy drink and bite. We stumbled upon The Robin Craft Café on a Sunday afternoon after a walk by the river, and what a lovely surprise it was! It’s in a convenient location and was one of the few places open at that time – a real hidden gem.

The atmosphere inside is nice and a bit quirky – definitely on the more decorative side, but in a charming, creative way. The walls and shelves are filled with handmade pottery, cute cups (which look hand-painted), and other interesting bits and pieces. It adds a unique touch and makes the place feel personal and kind of cosy.

Though the café is quite small, it’s very inviting and perfect for either takeaway or a relaxed sit-in. The drinks menu is great – with options like smoothies, lemonades, a good selection of coffees, and a surprisingly wide variety of loose leaf teas. I had a freshly squeezed juice which was really refreshing, and my partner enjoyed his mocha.

They also offer cakes and light bites – ideal if you’re after something small and satisfying. All in all, this café is a lovely spot for a quality drink, a sweet treat, or a quick break from your walk. We’ll...

Cute, cosy little cafe with nice coffee and food. The menu isn't very large, but what they do offer I like. For example the granola is very nice for breakfast, and their Thai curries are nice for lunch - the green one is on the spicy side and the red one is on the sweet side.

They have quite a nice variety of coffee on offer, served in cute cups which you can purchase if you like. Should try their Vietnamese coffee, but ask if you can have the condensed milk separate so that you can adjust the sweetness to your taste (I prefer mine without).

They also have a variety of cakes and sweet treats up front daily for you to choose from.

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This is a quirky little cafe with its various sticks of unmatching furniture, plants dotted around in wooden boxes mounted on walls, hand crafted cups and saucers with accompanying wooden spoons whilst serving traditional homemade English cakes and biscuits along with a small selection of Thai dishes. The food is superb and most notably the uncomprimisingly hot Thai Green Curry which - if you like hot spicy food - is very tasty and certainly made my eyes water! Maybe a little cramped inside but it is very popular, so if you can find a seat check it out. I can...