Urban Breakfast

Lovely food, really nice place- it’s clearly quite popular though so the staff are very busy which did result in a slightly “rushed” service - everyone very pleasant though, I think it could just do with a few more members of staff and some better training 💚 really good veggie options, dog friendly and lovely view out the window

Visited for coffee and gluten free cake (they always have a couple of options). As I’m not gluten free I ended up ordering the chorizo, avocado, chilli jam and fried egg bap, but as a hater (yes a hater) of brioche I asked if there was an alternative. I had it with sourdough toast and OH MY WORD it was DELICIOUS! Very appreciative of their ability to adapt and provide excellent customer service. Coffee (both caffeinated and decaf) is always spot on. What a place!

Great place to visit, whether it's just for a coffee or for meal. We had both. Coffee with a pastry and some brunch. Great food. Quality ingredients and tasty. Good atmosphere with a nice interior decor. Friendly service. Can be a delay on food at the busiest times. We had the urban breakfast and eggs benedict.

I had the pleasure of having lunch at Urban Cafe and I must say, their food is absolutely delicious and the service is alright. However, there's one aspect that left me a bit puzzled the additional charge for oat and soya milk options. These milk alternatives are vital for individuals like myself who have dietary requirements, such as lactose intolerance. It's a bit disheartening to see an extra cost attached to something that's essentially a necessity for many. After all, it's not a choice but rather a dietary need. In a time when inclusivity and catering to diverse dietary needs are becoming more prominent, this policy seems out of touch. Despite my overall positive experience, this milk surcharge does cast a shadow. It would be wonderful if Urban Cafe could reconsider this policy, showing a more considerate and inclusive approach to their customers' needs.