Breezeblock Cafe

Hired the cafe for an event and the staff was wonderful. Efficient! Friendly. Very professional and communicative. They willingly changed the entire arrangement on the day and the set up plus cleanup after was fantastically fast. Enjoyed the service of the space, including sound, catering, extra space made available for a creative corner. And the sunny, cosy feel of the venue is a great perk. They don't have parking but provide guards. Lovely experience overall.

I haven’t been here in a while but was driving past so popped in and was sad to hear since the new owner took over a few months ago, the place has not been doing well - for example the cakes were finished 2 days before after an event but the request to restock has not been done. And they only serve pancakes on weekends and holidays but many ask for it in the week like I did. I just had a takeaway coffee as a storm was coming but am sad that next time I pass it may be closed down if this is how it continues…

A blessed return to coffee shops that have real character - no twee Instagram letterboards in sight. All the plants are real (and the succulents in the courtyard are truly splendid) and the staff are so lovely and welcoming. I felt like I had returned to the Melville of my youth - the pressed ceilings, the authentic people, the absence of annoying influencers. Splendid, splendid, splendid 👌

Attended an after hours event here. Overall it wasn't terrible and I'd want to experience normal dining at another time. But the service wasn't that great. And the arrangement wasn't good either since we were holding our bowls of food and glasses and afterwards there wasn't anywhere to put it down on/ waiters walking around to clear. That said their wedges were delicious- crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.

Very lovely coffee shop, has both inside outdoor seating, minimalistic design, and a feel-good vibe. What topped my experience was the coffee art! Made it look spectacular 🙌 the 2 ladies one a the batista and the othe a chef were very friendly and social felt like I belong. Thanks definitely will be a regular here.

Don't go to Melville and definitively do not go to Brixton, there is so much crime there. Well they were the rumours I had heard. I was so surprised at how clean and well maintained the area was and at no point in time did I feel unsafe. Unfortunately the roads in front of the Cafe no longer exist, it looks like a mains water pipe exploded converting the tar road into a dirt road. That being said, the Cafe was a real hidden gem in Brixton. The staff were amazing, even the car guard was amazing. The food was great and the price even better. Their coffee is also amazing. I will be back

Lovely spot for a beer and vibe but so dismal - no dinner, closed Mondays (how you can miss 52 days of the year to make money is beyond me). AND no fresh croissants. Maude. The cortados are yum but it’s just not amazing enough.

What a delightful gem to have been introduced to today. Under clear blue winter skies tucked into a corner inside where sun could reach us, we dined on beautifully presented simple fare. I had cold pressed fruit juice and their coffee later. Both wonderful. The food was a sandwich (2 open slices of Rye) topped with avocado and grilled halloumi. They provided home made mayonnaise (delicious - if not as tangy as bought) which I found complemented the accompanying potato wedges as well! To be tucked away in a side street of Brixton, wonderful atmosphere and surroundings, I am definitely back there any time an opportunity arises. I have to say well done! 👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻‼😃