I came here with my family for brunch. We travelled a good 10 miles. So this had to be worth the travel. We went on a Saturday at 2 pm and easily found a space. I was worried that there would be a queue but there wasn't even though it was very busy inside. It's not a massive cafe but they have done well given the space. Even though the tables are placed close to each other, they are laid out in a way where you still feel you are separated sufficiently. The decor, seating and ambience are welcoming and comfy. We had to wait 30 minutes before our order arrived. That's a little too long in my opinion and that's why I gave it a 4/5 star. We ordered the Mediterranean breakfast, pancakes, eggs benedict, oreo milkshake, pink tea and some cappuccino. My very picky son gave the pancakes 10/10 and silently chomped away, enjoying the mixture of sweet and savoury items on his plate. It appeared to be a platter of pancakes, eggs, rashers and fruit. My daughter enjoyed her egg benedict and liked the fact that the waitress gave her the option of a runny or set yolk. My wife and I ordered the Mediterranean option which had 2 eggs, 2 beef sausages, olives, a selection of halloumi and white cheese, fries, spring roll and salad. It was of good quality and well-presented. The staff were well mannered and always smiling. All in all, it was a trip worth our while and I would visit this place again. What was also very nice is that just across the road, there is a nice Islamic bookshop that has a huge variety of gifts, literature and clothing. So we decided to do a quick drop-in there too.

Lovely cafe and interior with good food and service. I went for Eggs Florentine with a Chai Latte. Although the drink came 10 minutes after receiving the food, the latte was really nice. The eggs were poached perfectly and it also came with a side salad. Parking is not easy to find but overall the experience at the cafe was enjoyable.