Daniel's reviews
Booked a meeting room here and was satisfied with it. The hot desks were nearly full while we were there, but still it was quiet enough to get work done. The staff were friendly and accommodating too - we were able to reschedule easily when our original plans fell through.
Really lovely local bakery, with nice outdoor seating. Their pastries are so good it's hard to believe they're all vegan.
Neat little gallery/shop, all sorts of cool art to see and buy.
Delicious cupcakes, the perfect treat to keep you going before a long tube journey.
Really well-stocked comics shop. I like how you have contemporary graphic novels on the ground floor, then you descend into the comics den with all sorts of rarities below.
Love Max's sandwiches, the combos often sound weird but they always work. Wish they had more options for non-meat eaters, but the ones they do have are banging. The place is pretty small considering the popularity, so you usually have to wait outside to get a table, but it's worth it.
Great place for a quick and healthy lunch on the go, I always pick up some rolls to take home when I go by. They have lots of different options, the tuna & cucumber roll is excellent, but you can't go wrong with any of them.
Cool open-air food court, it gets pretty lively in summer. You can try lots of different street food here.
Gail's is reliably good, and this one is no different. It's conveniently located right next to the tube station, so it's easy to pop in and pick up something to go, but seating is available as well. In addition to freshly baked goods, I recommend stocking up on some of their crackers...
Didn't book ahead but managed to snag the last spot downstairs at the counter when they opened for dinner. The tapas at Sabor are incredible, better even than just about anything I've ever had in Spain, and it has the same kind of slightly chaotic, lively vibe as places there.
