Cute little local cafe. Been a couple of times for brunch - the food is fine however the popular stuff runs out pretty quick so recommend getting in early! The coffee is good and staff are nice and friendly.
Stumbled across this place whilst shopping at the Canada Water Retail Park. Don't be fooled by the name, it's actually an Italian restaurant serving awesome sour dough based pizza. Their menu explains the source of their ingredients, majority of which are from Italy! Shows they really care about their ingredients. We had the garlic bread (sour dough) smothered with their san marzano tomato paste for starters. Then the Diavola (spicy salami, onion chutney and basil) and Prosciutto e funghi (mushroom, cotto ham, parsley, garlic) pizzas for main. Probably was a mistake to have 2 courses of bread, but it was awesome! Will definitely have to go back and try their other starters and maybe a pasta dish. Very friendly staff. Can see this place being popular with the locals.
Catarina Moreira Batista
+4
Nice little cafe just off the canada water tube station. The inside is lovely and I could see myself going for a long brunch with friends here. This time we sat outside enjoying the unusually warm and sunny day while having coffee. The surroundings are nice and quiet so it's perfect for a quick catch up. And while service is a little bit slow (10 minutes for a cappuccino and an americano?) the staff is very nice.
Will definitely come back to try one of their toasted teacakes which looked (and smelled) delicious.
Nice and cosy place with a very good selection of tea. During the day they serves lunch and cakes while for the evening they do pizza. I like the fried pizza (calzone fritto) with salami and mozzarella and also their grissini (bread stick) with Parma ham. If you lived in this area, this is definitely the place to visit!
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