"No other spot around Regent’s Park Road captures the effortless, slightly bohemian but also ridiculously rich style of this corner of NW1 quite like Greenberry. Head to the all-day cafe for a delightful plate of prawn risotto, or a fluffy pancake and rhubarb brunch, and pretend you live in one of the pastel terraces around the corner on Chalcot Square. It’s where you should go when you’re trying to convince the person you’re dating (or yourself) that you’re a serious, understated person with good taste in salads." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna
"Sometimes we wish we lived in Primrose Hill for the pastel-coloured houses. Other times we wish we lived there so that we could be within walking distance of this charming cafe. It has some outdoor tables that make it the perfect place to enjoy a cup of coffee and a stack of ricotta and berry pancakes." - rianne shlebak, sinead cranna
"Closing time: 10pm Tuesday to Saturday, 3pm Sunday and Monday No other Primrose Hill spot captures the totally effortless, slightly bohemian, down-to-earth, but also ridiculously rich style of this corner of NW1 quite like this casual and reasonably priced all-day cafe. Greenberry Cafe gets extra points for staying open until 10pm, Tuesday to Saturday, which is when we like to pretend we live in one of the pastel-coloured terraces around the corner on Chalcot Square." - rianne shlebak
"You optimistically downloaded a new app and matched with someone interesting. Unfortunately you’re still not entirely clear whether said app is for sourcing mates, dates, dog sitters, or someone to build your Ikea Knopparp sofa for you. Head to Greenberry Cafe, a casual all-day spot in Primrose Hill. This place is pretty effortless and serves everything from eggy brunches to more substantial things like Moroccan spiced lamb burger for lunch and dinner. It’s still charming enough to pass as a cute little date restaurant though." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing
"The PDR situation: rustic and deeply adorable little outdoor huts. Cost: no charge, no fee, no fuss. If you’re a sucker for colourful awnings, plaid blankets, and checked tablecloths, then boy oh boy do we have the private dining space for you. Greenberry Cafe has sheltered outdoor dining pods that can seat up to eight people. Being a quaint little cafe in Primrose Hill, they’ve filled them with William Morris wallpaper and given each pod a name like Bora Bora or Capri. Hello, adorable. On the menu you can expect things like arancini, lamb burgers, and classic salads, but the real power move is to come for a big private birthday brunch over eggs royale and one too many bloody marys." - heidi lauth beasley, rianne shlebak