I find their coffee very expensive for such a small cup size. If I’m going to pay almost £4 for coffee, I expect a decent size. Food is good. Place is nice.
Michael Schienke (VORBILDarchitecture)
When the suns out, you want to go to the park, take a break with a good coffee and relax a bit.In between site visits during the day when it actually is sunny, this is a very good place to do that.Get a sandwich, coffee, and enjoy the break ;-)
Arwa Alshehri
The cashier wasn’t friendly at all we were asking her questions and she didn’t answer we had to repeat many times she was really ignorant we’re extremely annoyed plus the place is not that great.
Candolad
Very good facility with outdoor open area as well as inside tables. Otherwise an overly fake and pretentious attitude from staff and an arrogant refusal to accept cash payments. If I do go to this café I buy coffee from nearby places which do accept cash.
dcoomber13
The cafe in the park is a public service yet this company has a card only policy no cash. The vast majority of customers are elderly or very young people who are out enjoying the park and stop for a snack,they discriminate against people for having cash only , disgusting service. Boycott any company forcing you to pay with a credit card
Ugur Kilic
One of my favourite place, great coffee and delicious food. Highly recommended.
Vanessa W
Terrible service with no one taking responsibility for selling cake which the manager said was vegan and then on 2 subsequent visits being told the polenta cake is in fact not vegan. The last time I enquired I was told by the person serving me , ‘ I wasn’t working that day’. The least they could have done was offered a refund and/or a complimentary coffee.
J P
£4 for 1 scoop of ice cream. Have a day off guys Jesus
H Morris
Great little cafe in a great park! Was very busy when we visited with a lot of families enjoying the sun. I recommend the wraps from the stand outside. Good selection of drinks.
P J S
Went there to get a fresh juice and was pleasantly surprise by the variety of items they offer. It ranges from organic dry raisins for kids to red wine for grown ups. I haven’t tried the food but my juice lived up to the standards.
I honestly wish I could give this place less. £3 for a lukewarm powdery hot chocolate that is barely big enough for a toddler. The options are so limited and nothing in this cafe seems to be good value for money.
Mitra
I was very pleasantly surprised by this place. THE COFFEE IS AMAZING! Nutty, delicious, perfect. Very rare to come by in general, let alone in a park cafe. I tried a mushroom and emmenthal toasty, decent, not greasy, got the job done. The place has hipster, east London vibes, nothing fancy. Lots of Middle Eastern food options on the boards, which I’m looking forward to trying.
Natasha Coleman-Travis
The man behind the till gave such attitude when I was about to pay by cash.
Beverley Woodbyrne
Lovely busy cafe. Prices are quite high though! Staff friendly and accommodating
Will W
I haven't been here for a while so was interested to see if any changes. Rather happier and engaged staff than I remember which is a plus and the coffee and toastie were excellent. Yes it's more expensive than a Kensal cafe but it's always busy and this is Queen's Park.
I find their coffee very expensive for such a small cup size. If I’m going to pay almost £4 for coffee, I expect a decent size. Food is good. Place is nice.
When the suns out, you want to go to the park, take a break with a good coffee and relax a bit.In between site visits during the day when it actually is sunny, this is a very good place to do that.Get a sandwich, coffee, and enjoy the break ;-)
The cashier wasn’t friendly at all we were asking her questions and she didn’t answer we had to repeat many times she was really ignorant we’re extremely annoyed plus the place is not that great.
Very good facility with outdoor open area as well as inside tables. Otherwise an overly fake and pretentious attitude from staff and an arrogant refusal to accept cash payments. If I do go to this café I buy coffee from nearby places which do accept cash.
The cafe in the park is a public service yet this company has a card only policy no cash. The vast majority of customers are elderly or very young people who are out enjoying the park and stop for a snack,they discriminate against people for having cash only , disgusting service. Boycott any company forcing you to pay with a credit card
One of my favourite place, great coffee and delicious food. Highly recommended.
Terrible service with no one taking responsibility for selling cake which the manager said was vegan and then on 2 subsequent visits being told the polenta cake is in fact not vegan. The last time I enquired I was told by the person serving me , ‘ I wasn’t working that day’. The least they could have done was offered a refund and/or a complimentary coffee.
£4 for 1 scoop of ice cream. Have a day off guys Jesus
Great little cafe in a great park! Was very busy when we visited with a lot of families enjoying the sun. I recommend the wraps from the stand outside. Good selection of drinks.
Went there to get a fresh juice and was pleasantly surprise by the variety of items they offer. It ranges from organic dry raisins for kids to red wine for grown ups. I haven’t tried the food but my juice lived up to the standards.
Restaurantji Recommends
I honestly wish I could give this place less. £3 for a lukewarm powdery hot chocolate that is barely big enough for a toddler. The options are so limited and nothing in this cafe seems to be good value for money.
I was very pleasantly surprised by this place. THE COFFEE IS AMAZING! Nutty, delicious, perfect. Very rare to come by in general, let alone in a park cafe. I tried a mushroom and emmenthal toasty, decent, not greasy, got the job done. The place has hipster, east London vibes, nothing fancy. Lots of Middle Eastern food options on the boards, which I’m looking forward to trying.
The man behind the till gave such attitude when I was about to pay by cash.
Lovely busy cafe. Prices are quite high though! Staff friendly and accommodating
I haven't been here for a while so was interested to see if any changes. Rather happier and engaged staff than I remember which is a plus and the coffee and toastie were excellent. Yes it's more expensive than a Kensal cafe but it's always busy and this is Queen's Park.