Topshop Cafe — Restaurant in London

We've been walking from Twickenham over Richmond Bridge for over a year now, so have passed this place many times. But yesterday morning, we stepped inside and I'm glad we did. Unpretentious and homely, it carries an eclectic mix of artwork on the walls and has a display area in the rear, offering a mixed bag of kitchen equipment for sale. The ceiling is home to a large number of hanging baskets containing trailing houseplants and a selection of arias from Tosca was playing softly. I rarely pay to eat out, as I am so often disappointed by being overcharged for something I could cook equally well at home. However. Breakfast is an exception. Old school cup of tea, including bag, which was quite high on the brown scale, but was sweet and tasted like it did when I was a teenager. My companion declared her freshly-ground coffee "very good". Her ham omelette was delivered with some of the tastiest chips we've had in years and my eggs on toast wrapped it's arms around me, before allowing me the satisfaction of oozing yolks. It's only breakfast I know, but it makes such a change to sit somewhere without a mobile phone in sight (or earshot) and to eat in a calm sanctuary without...

Top Shop Cafe St Margaret's is a small, independent cafe located in the heart of Twickenham. It is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, thanks to its friendly staff, delicious food, and atmosphere.

The cafe's menu features a variety of breakfast, lunch, and dinner options, all made with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Some of the popular dishes include the avocado toast, the grilled cheese sandwich, and the chicken Caesar salad. The cafe also is also serving coffee, tea and smoothies.

There are plenty of tables and chairs so you can find a spot to relax and enjoy your meal. The staff are friendly and attentive, and they are always happy to make recommendations.

Overall, Top Shop Cafe St Margaret's is a great place to go for a casual meal or a...

Rudest manager I have ever encountered, I went in today asked if I could speak with the manager and had a response of ‘depends, what’s it about’. I informed him of why I was asking and who I am asking for and got a response of utter bluntness. He said that he doesn’t want to talk to me nor want to talk about anything I had to discuss. I would not recommend here for any experience as ownership and management like this does not promote inclusivity and a welcoming atmosphere. Rude, unwelcoming, blunt are the few words that now come to mind...