Halloumi sandos, tender chicken burgers, silky oat milk lattes






























"We always say we’ll stop standing in queues for eggs, but when we find somewhere like Tab x Tab, we’ll happily swallow our words. This Notting Hill cafe serves things like halloumi sandos with a gooey centre and crispy edges, chicken katsu burgers that are tender and slightly spicy, and silky smooth oat milk lattes. That pesky queue moves surprisingly fast and you can sit in the overflow seats out front when things get really busy." - jake missing, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna
"We always say we’ll stop standing in queues for eggs, but when we find somewhere like Tab x Tab, we’ll happily swallow our words. At the small spot on Westbourne Grove, halloumi sandos have the perfect balance of gooey centre to crispy edges, chicken thigh burgers are tender and slightly spicy, and oat milk lattes are silky smooth. The food is excellent and that pesky queue moves faster than you think. On a sunny day, try to nab a table out front. Although if you’re here solo, the window stools are ideal for sitting with a book." - rianne shlebak
"No matter where you go in the world, there’s always a queue for coffee and eggs and Notting Hill is no different. That said, Tab x Tab is so much more than silky smooth oat milk lattes. This little corner of Westbourne Grove combines crispy halloumi sandos with window stools that screams coffee shop meet cute. It’s open seven days a week and, although rammed come Saturday, the queue moves surprisingly fast." - jake missing, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna, heidi lauth beasley
"This bright, inviting Notting Hill spot is so much more than just a coffee shop. The small, industrial-like cafe serves halloumi sandos with the perfect balance of gooey melted cheese to crispy edges, chicken thigh burgers that are tender and slightly spicy, and silky smooth oat milk lattes. The food is excellent and the pesky queue moves surprisingly fast. On a warm day the tables out front are filled with couples basking in the sun while sipping green smoothies, and the window stools are made for solo self-care mornings." - rianne shlebak, jake missing, heidi lauth beasley
"We always say we’ll stop standing in queues for eggs, but when we find somewhere like Tab x Tab, we’ll happily swallow our words. This small spot on Westbourne Grove has got some exciting brunch dishes. Halloumi sandos with the perfect balance of gooey centre to crispy edges, chicken thigh burgers that are tender and slightly spicy, and silky smooth oat milk lattes. The food is excellent and that pesky queue moves faster than you think. On a sunny day, the tables out front are a great place to be. Although if you’re after a solo morning, the window stools are ideal for sitting with a book." - rianne shlebak