Burr & Co.

I stopped by this bar / restaurant to have a quick bite and write some notes. The wait staff was adequately attentive and friendly and the unusual seating arrangements allow you to interact, at least incidentally, with the other guests. I had the broccoli florets which were harvested at the correct moment and perfectly cooked. I also had a small bucket of french fries that were exquisitely fried and the accompanying aioli sauce was really delicious. The only issue I have with the place is that at times the music was too loud. This happens so often in restaurants and I don't understand what the people that play the music so loudly are thinking. What's the point?

This is a really nice place to come for coffee / brunch. They have quite a lot of seating indoors. Their veggie menu isn’t super expansive - I had their onion bhaji roll which was really nice. I would have liked to see more variety on the veggie options though. They also have a nice selection of drinks, including non -caffeinated drinks which is amazing. I had their beet latte which was really nice albeit a little overpriced for the quantity. Overall, it’s a lovely spot to catch up with a friend near Central.

My go to place for a decent (and inspiring) meeting spot around Russel Square or Bloomsbury. Really nice ambience although a little noisy in the front area where you can order drinks. They do have a larger back area but is exclusive for lunch/dinner orders only. Free wifi, pretty good coffee, great food. The service is decent but customers could be happier if they try to smile more or maybe show some friendliness.

very happy to find this spot to work remotely from London. The staff is amazing and the atmosphere is very cool. You can work listening to Great music in the background and order some amazing food. And let me tell you.. I truly believe they have the best toilets in London!! ☺️ the Cheese grilled sandwich was amazing!!

Very happy with everything. Several vegan options in the brunch menu. Decided to have the scrambled tofu on toast, with was creamy and topped up with spinach and various leaves. Yummy. My coconut flat white came quickly and was delicious as well. Finished with a croissant (they had run out of pains au chocolat). Even though it was a sunny Saturday afternoon, it had a chilled vibe with a live dj set. Plenty of plugs for laptops/phones. I had come several years ago for coffee with a friend, glad it still looks nice. Waiting staff was efficient and friendly. Perhaps get real potted plants for tables instead of plastic ones?

One of my favourite hidden coffee shops in London. As it is adjacent to the London Kimpton Hotel, the elevated prices are expected. However, the service did not leave me disappointed. Whilst the coffee was decadent, my truffle and Parmesan fries were superb enough for me to order a second portion. Pleasant yet dark atmosphere, perfect for a more intimate and traditional dining/coffee shop experience.