The Peppermint

We sat outside today, and it was a very pleasant experience! The staff was so kind and we had a cool waiter :) we loved our food soooo much!

It was a really lovely place, well presented simple breakfast with a coffee of toast. Really friendly service.

I adored these French toasts, they were absolutely incredible. English breakfast was really good too, the coffee and attention was also amazing, highly recommended!

Overpriced and underwhelming. I should have checked the pictures on Google before coming here. I echo many of the previous comments. It is expensive for what it is. I had the three egg "omelette," which was the saddest broken, flat omelette I have ever seen and it cost ￡11. Quite frankly, I'd be upset with myself if I had made that in a rush before work. My wife had the shakshouka, which was well presented, but it was one poached egg on sauce with toast for ￡12.50. I'm glad I didn't get the traditional english breakfast for ￡17. Why would I when I can go to Bill's and get something far more satifying for £14. The food should all be priced royghly ￡3-5 cheaper to set cuatomer expectations at an appropriate level. The service ok and it is otherwise a nice place. I will not come here again because I have a sour memory of the place now. To others thinking about coming here, I would not recommend it for breakfast/brunch.

I ordered the shakshuka, which tasted very good, however there was only one seemly pre-cooked egg, which seemed a bit stingy for the price (although I'm not a Londoner). Bread was a bit lack luster too. The staff were excellent though. Extremely efficient and friendly,I was very impressed

The service here was disappointing and felt discriminatory. From the moment I arrived, the staff were unfriendly toward me, but noticeably warm and polite to another customer of European descent. My breakfast was served without much care—some eggs were undercooked—and the lack of respect was obvious. I cannot recommend this place based on my experience.

Food, coffee and atmosphere is great. Staff are nice. Recommend.

£14.50 for 2 of the worst “poached” eggs I’ve ever seen, with the tiniest pieces of toast, sone streaky bacon and two sausages. Sausages were apparently quite nice. And £12 for this sludge on toast which was apparently avocado and feta with lemon juice. Not sure why the feta had to be smashed into the over ripe avocado. Asked the waitress for tap water and she said we had to go inside and order it, even though we’d already ordered it with our drinks.

Pleasant neighbourhood cafe, serving a brunch-style menu, along with paninis, sandwiches, teas, coffees, pastries, cakes. There are tables with chairs one side and a banquette on the other. Staff were friendly and pleasant, and the food came reasonably quickly. Our lunch of Eggs Royale (£14), a spinach and mushroom omelette (£11) with a cappucino and sparking water came to £31.60. That's a little on the pricey side, but then it is Maida Vale, and we didn't feel at all rushed, so if you wanted you could make your coffee last, and watch the world go by. A lot of the patrons clearly knew each other, so there's a busy regular trade from locals.

Super quaint cafe located in Maida Val not far from the Bakerloo tube stop... friendly service and fantastic cakes-- highly recommend !

Neat local café with an eye for quality and a conscious handling of food allergens. Good range of foods including Full English Breakfasts and Avocado Toasts, sandwiches and non-alcoholic drinks. Not cheap though, and I'd have preferfed not to sit on a stool.