Yeha Noha Cafe Bar — Restaurant in London

If you're in trouble with your partner for accidentally throwing out her favourite jacket, this is a great place to hide. It's dark, comfortable, and large. There are several rooms, so when she did finally come in here, I just ran to another. I think they do Yoga or something in one of them.

The atmosphere is relaxed, and you're not rushed to eat and get out -- good news if you have to hide for hours. The owner is friendly enough, and understanding of any danger that might be waiting for you back home.

Food isn't bad either. It all seems fresh, and pretty tasty. Though there wasn't much variety, so after a few hours I'd already tried everything on the menu.

Highlights: Hot chocolate -- people queue up for it in the mornings! Comfort -- nice place to relax with a book, if you like it dark

Could be improved: Variety of food and drink Lighting (not much...

It is a very cosy and cheerful place with unusual menu of Polish and Balkan food. The menu is small, but very tasty. Polish sausage and pierogi (dumplings) are simple but filling and very satisfying. The drinks menu is probably even bigger than the food menu. Nice freshly squeezed juices, flavoured coffees, and proper leaf teas. If you miss your train, wait for the next one here, it is few meters away from Norwood Junction overground train station. Even though the danger is you will miss your next train too, as it is simply...

1st visit to this establishment, venturing here on the way to CPFC Beer Festival at Selhurst Park. I had Polish sausage which was sliced & put in lovely roll along with gherkins & mustard. Really nice. My wife had the garlic panini with goats cheese, cherry tomatoes, rocket salad & olives & which was served warm. I tried a bit & this was also really nice. We didn't have a drink, only water, as we were going to the beer festival 😁 We will definitely be going back again to try the stews &...