Wynwood Art District — Restaurant in London

A Hidden Gem of Comfort and Flavor

This little cafeteria is pure magic — cosy, cute, and full of heart. It's LGBT+ friendly, with a warm and welcoming vibe that makes you feel right at home the second you walk in. Think soft lighting, sweet decor, and that perfect background hum of espresso machines and quiet chatter.

Now, let’s talk about the pastel de nata. Not your traditional one — this is a new version, baked to perfection with a flakey, buttery crust and a creamy center that melts in your mouth. They’ve also taken things up a notch with a croissant-stuffed twist that’s unexpectedly amazing.

Pair that with their lovely coffee — rich, smooth, and clearly made with care — and you’ve got a spot worth revisiting again and again.

Highly recommend for a relaxing afternoon treat or a weekend catch-up...

I have experienced indifferent service here before... buy, thinking it was maybe a one off I tried again. 5th May, the two guys working there were moaning to a seated girl about being busy (4 people sitting down, none in the queue!) Even saying customers were inconsiderate on coming in! I get the joke between yourselves, but when in earshot of your paying customers??? Come on, that's poor! I ordered coffee with hot milk and a croissant. The coffee was good, but arrived with cold milk (sloppy...) and the croissant was 100% not baked that morning (chewy..) I paid more than I do in other (better) E17 cafes, who fresh bake each...

Best place for breakfast lunch or an evening drink !! They serve lovely fresh food with a great variety of sandwiches ,cakes ,salads and milkshake. Everything is fresh and can be vegan vegetarian gluten free friendly ! They have a good collection of spirits so somethimes I like to enjoy an Aperol spritz in the colorful garden shearing different toasties like appetizer with friends if it's a nice day. The vibes are great thanks also to the music ,the art all around the walls from different local artists and obviously the staff.To go at least one's a week...