Hand Made Food

Hand Made food catered for our private function in the local area and were able to tailor an excellent menu of canapés and drinks as requested. Our group had some dietary requirements but it was easy to alter our selections accordingly. Service on the day was faultless with friendly, professional staff ensuring our guests were well fed and watered!

Finally, we went into a fantastic cafe after a long time passing by, and we loved it! I had a yummy avocado and halloumi cheese tosti, while my husband and son enjoyed some tasty bagels. The coffee (flat white)was delicious too and I’m very especial with coffee 😅 the sun was shining bright while we were eating outside! Also they allow dogs inside, so we could order while our furry friend stayed with us. I can’t wait to go back to this lovely place in Blackheath. Thank you!

I love this restaurant. Probably one of my favourite in South London. They regularly have a selection of delicious homemade quiches, and various salads. Every day the menu changes, so it's very interesting to see what they serve on a day, never were disappointed though. Some delish coffees and teas, as well as cheeses, sausages, wine and organic produce could be bought right on the premises. Stunning place, keep up the good work!

Lovely food with an ethos - locally sourced, ethical, organic - and these guys were doing it 20 years before it was fashionable! Apart from all that, which is nice but not the reason you go, the food is amazing!! Try the thick cut bacon and egg sandwich or the the honey glazed ham hocks or the flakiest sausage rolls with a delicious sausage filling. Nice people too and a great place to chat to your neighbours as tables are to share.

Really lovely local cafe in the heart of Blackheath village. We stopped in for Sunday brunch and the service was friendly and prompt. Really delicious scrambled eggs and smoked salmon. The cafe offered a wide range of home-made goods - sweet treats, to savoury dishes to take home or eat-in. There's also a bit of seating outside as well as when you walk-in and upstairs. Only slightly awkward thing is the placement of the till. When it's busy (which is often), the till is very close to the door and seats so it tends to block people trying to get past the till to see the home-made food, or get up to the upstairs seating.