Sunday
169 Hemingford Road, N1 1DA - London
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Outdoor seating
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Wheelchair accessible
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Accessible restroom
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Phone:
+44 20 7607 3868
🌐 Website:
https://www.facebook.com/sundaybarnsbury
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Address:
169 Hemingford Road, London
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I loved the food. The combination of taste and structures was great. It was worth waiting 30 minutes.
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Wonderful isn’t even the word. The food is so great and the lady who served us was so kind. Plus they’re very generous with the maple syrup 😍😍😍😍Though my friend decided just to have a tea due to food intolerances, she made sure to check on us and that we had a comfortable experience. If I lived in the area I would be there every day
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A fab wee cafe tucked away with absolutely delicious food. Great for a brunch or lunch, although it isn’t too large and be prepared to queue! We waited for quite a while whilst there seemed to be available tables, which was a bit frustrating - but the waitstaff were super friendly and nice once it was time to be seated. Worth the wait in the end, because my cornbread with halloumi was absolute perfection!
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A little bit off the beaten path, but still popular enough to have long queues - make sure you come early! We queued for approx. 30 minutes before we got a table for two. The inside is relatively spacious (maybe ~10 tables total?) but wouldn’t recommend this for large groups since they take forever to seat! We got a couple of things - really recommend the toasted banana bread with butter, very delicious. We also got the courgete fritters and the cornbread with chorizo - both great.
Portions are VERY generous. Plus it’s pet friendly!
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You will have to queue, but it’s worth the wait. The service is outstanding, food is simply delicious and they serve great coffee.
Potions are very generous. Can only recommend this place!
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Great food, fair prices and as usual please expect a queue if you decides to sleep in or just not someone who can wake up early.
Easily one of the best English Breakfast we’ve had in town. Everything else is just as awesome. Need to visit a lot more often !
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Food here is so good, but make sure you get there expecting a queue. It is quite popular, and reasonably priced for London. I have to say, I did not enjoy the iced chocolate as it was too sweet. The courgette fritters, and cornbread with chorizo is amazing! Food here makes me full, satisfied and happy! I will come back again and again..
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You can never go wrong with the brunch/lunch at Sunday. Hands down one of the best brunches in London due to its delicious generous portions, reasonable prices and good coffee. Unfortunately that means really long queues in the weekend so go early to avoid disappointment. Courgette fritters are delicious, and so are the eggs Benedict with the sausage patties but the French toast is the highlight in the menu. Luckily they serve it in half portions too. Definitely recommended!
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Been here twice, both on a Saturday. The first time I queued for hours (don’t go at peak lunch times unless you want to wait 2 hours) but the wait was worth it! Second time I came for a late lunch around 2:30 pm and got seated immediately and again the food was great. Lovely staff, atmosphere and a really nice neighbourhood to wander around in afterwards.
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Sooooo good! Highly recommend. The wait time to get a table was around 30-45 minutes, worth it! Staff is very friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious and the portions were great. The beat PB&J I have ever had. You can tell they used the best ingredients. It’s a bit of a ride if you are coming from center London but it’s worth it. Try the French Toast!
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