Trafalgar Cafe London — Restaurant in London

What can I say? I grew up on Christchurch lane, my muckers and I used this cafe back in the 90s, so I have very fond memories of this place.

Fast forward a few years later and I’m taking my partner and two boys (5 and 3 years old) to the very place I used to go.

It did not disappoint, yes I’ve moved on to poached eggs and avocado usually but the full English breakfast was delicious, the options were brilliant and cooked to perfection. The price was actually too cheap in my opinion for what we had, I’ll be happy to pay more for that quantity and quality of food.

The lady that was working there, was so lovely, on her own taking orders and cooking but done everything with care and passion.

I do love a cafe and this is the best one I’ve been in for years, I will definitely be going back.

I highly...

Great atmosphere, the staff was really nice as well, and the portions are quite big and completely homemade (including hollandaise sauce etc.). Quite affordable, especially given the portion size.

However I feel like the dishes where generally lacking in seasoning and fat: butter / salt for the omelette, and the hollandaise felt too liquid / not properly emulsified. Only writing this because it's a shame as just a few simple adjustments could really make this a fantastic breakfast place. It remains a pretty solid option though so don't be deterred by my review to...

This cafe was recommended when we stayed at the Pelton Arms. I'm so glad we decided to stop in! The cafe is en route to the train Station anyway so it wasn't out of the way. The two ladies running the place were lovely and friendly and the prices were great for the amount of beautiful food you got. Everything was made from scratch and we could see them prepping the lunch menu as we ate. The cafe was meticulously clean and the food was amazing. I'd happily visit again and if I was local I'd...