Friends of Ours

I had my birthday party here and couldn't have wished for a better experience!! They created an amazing personalised menu, and those with dietary restrictions were well looked after with separate plates of food. The food was totally delicious and so were the cocktails, Izzy and Mina were super flexible and accommodating, and the outside space was a fabulous perk of the venue. Thanks very much to all the FOO team!!!

My favourite local place to go for either French toast or sourdough with scrambled eggs & bacon. Service is always friendly & efficient. Would love if they brought back the Vietnamese coffee! ☕️👌🏼

First meal I had upon arrival back to the UK, super excited to get some local grub down me however…. Extremely over priced on every point, like 40p for a change of milk, seriously?! Couldn’t even swap out the sourdough bread for the brioche despite being told they only stock sourdough although both meals came with two different breads. The funky sauce under the hashbrowns was rank & lamb sausages… just forget about it! Worst £50 spent on two simple basic dishes! All to which I raised my concerns with the lovely young girl serving us & her answer was “the kitchen get really touchy about swapping out Sourdough for Brioche” shrugged & walked away.

Cute local cafe — we had a croissant (fine), a late and a matcha (excellent). Somehow the space feels like a place you won’t sit for longer than 45 min or so. LGBTQIA friendly and lovely staff behind the bar, kid friendly as well

Pretty long (and annoyingly disorganised) wait. I was put off by how underwhelming the food was and how small the portion sizes were. This is coupled with the fact that 1/2 of my order was incorrect. Place was packed and everyone seemed overwhelmed.

5/5 for Atmosphere 5/5 for Service 2/5 for Food Although the staff were super nice and welcoming (and dog-loving which is always a plus for me), the food was a bit disappointing. Overpriced and small considering the price. I definitely recommend to go for a drink, but maybe not the food.

Great brunch, great service, come early. I loved the contrast of the salty spicy nduja on oh so good sourdough with the creamy leaks and poached eggs. The buckwheat waffle was interesting but being Canadian I feel like no brunch is brunch without maple syrup whether on a waffle or French toast (which the menu sadly lacks). That said the vegetarian options looked so good I was almost swayed.

Cosy Australian style brunch in a cute little cafe! A small but well rounded menu with breakfast and lunch options covered - I had the bacon focaccia which was £10 for a relatively decent portion. Coffees were okay, not quite the Australian standard they claim to be but not bad. Servers were all very friendly with great energy. Definitely worth checking out!