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Love this place! Excellent selection of pasta, Italian cheese and meats. Sandwiches are delish and the cappuccino excellent. Service friendly and the vibe is very cozy and chilled. I go there at least once a week with my pup who also loves it!

The unique flavour of sandwiches is what I love about this place. The coffee is not to be missed also and the freshly baked croissants every morning; our personal favourite is pistachio croissant.

The best paninis I’ve had in london. I never do reviews and I just thought I literally had to do one for this lovely café because the paninis were that delicious. Top tier quality, so many choices, lovely staff and overall good vibe.

Fantastic quality, fresh and delicious. I May be addicted to #3. Also the machiattos are really good. Also the owners are so so lovely, I love coming in, such a lovely bunch

Another local store that represents all the best products 🤤

I love the food here but could you have better process for food collection to identify who ordered what? Take a name or initials and write it on the recept/order ticket. When shouting out the sandwich number today, somebody else took my sandwich and I had to wait ages for another one to be made. And

Good food and prices. Seemed very popular

Favourite coffee shop, the best oat flat white ever! Also try no 12. from the sandwiches( tuna, spinach, avocado- yuum, its so delicious!)

Lovely decor, tends to be fairly busy which is understandable considering the quality you get. The coffee is top notch, going back to chain coffee shops will feel like drinking dishwater afterwards. Only gave 4 stars as it took a while for the staff to acknowledge us (he was chatting with his collea

This is a really great spot, it’s our cafe of choice on a street with some serious competition! We come again and again for the great coffee, delicious sandwiches made from fresh ingredients also sold in the store, and the nice neighbourhood feel….you could be mistaken for thinking you’re in Italy.