TRADE

Can't believe it took me so long to visit TRADE. It's going to be my new go-to spot for breakfast and brunch. Great menu options and fair prices. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu!

Initially passed it on the bus and found it appealing by the amount of customers inside at 11am on a Monday. Popped by for breakfast and was seated immediately. The choices for breakfast are excellent, I love variety and settled on a sourdough grilled cheese with the addition of chorizo, which was very tasty. Had two iced mocha’s and felt full and fortified when I left — if back in London, would return 🫶🏻

Terrible place, do not recommend. 1) It's expensive, very expensive. More than 16 ponds for a sandwich is too much 2) We ordered shakshouka which is usually served with bread. They didn't serve the bread and charged 4 pounds for 2 pieces of sourdough. 3) Very long and terrible service. Long waiting times and an unwelcoming atmosphere. It took them 10 minutes to bring bread. Overall, don't recommend, had better experience at Redemption roaster for twice cheaper

I ordered the Pastrami sandwich to sit in. 16.9 £ for two slices of toasted bread with Pastrami mayo and pickles . The Pastrami itself was dry, probably just reheated. For 16.9 I was expecting much more Also no prices on the board above the till, I guess that would be nice informing customers before ordering

Just be aware: it was called a club sandwich, but what they delivered was a burger. It was delicious, but it wasn’t a sandwich. The service was super nice, but the place is very loud and not the warmest.

Went for the breakfast. Got Ago & egg roll and cortado take away. Roll is disappointing. No flavor at all. Basically someone forgot to put salt somewhere. Chewiness of the bun (sorry, roll) overpowering everything inside. Coffee is nice. Cafe is looking good and cozy inside. I was unlikely to enter with a huge group in front of me. So it was too loud and chaotic to dine in.

Didn't end up trying their food so unfortunately I can only judge by what I saw (everything looked and smelled so good), for the coffee it was ok, creamy and not too strong. Which i prefer a stronger drink.

Brilliant spot to grab some hungover food and coffee. Shakshuka was yummy and the Gruber sandwich was out of this world. 100% would recommend. Fresh pickles were delicious and were great with the hot pastrami in some pillowy brioche. Atmosphere very chill and welcoming.