Pagoda Cafe

Such a lovely cafe hidden away in Kew. Staff are super friendly and welcoming. Definately our favourite breakfast spots for my family, especially with it being halal and having a range of choices and big portions. Seating available outside during sunnier days is an amazing location to go with my children and my dog. One of the best corners of Kew which i love to visit often. Their coffees are much better than the other highstreet brands which are overated and overpriced. Will be visiting again soon.

If you're visiting Kew or the Royal Batonical Gardens I would highly recommend this Cafe. Its located in a lovely part of Kew next to Kew train station. The food here is lovely and fresh. The coffee is also very good. This is a family run business and their service is very good. You may eat inside or outside. They have a very large menu from which you can order. The food is not expensive and its worth the price. They recently refurbished this place and it looks great. Check out the pictures.

We've been working in the area and was advised about this place by our Client, we were a little skeptical about going, as the area seems a bit 'posh', we were after a 'normal' builders breakfast, somewhere cheap and cheerful, glad we went. It's a small Cafe, few seats and tables outside and half a dozen inside. The cafe sits in a courtyard of other shops, close to the train station. The interior is a little old and dated, but then again, we're not fussed. Breakfast menu is quite extensive and very reasonably priced - we had 2 big full on breakfasts, which were served up quite quickly, along with a cuppa coffee and toast on the side, meal was excellent - done the way we wanted it, soft egg on one, hard on the other.. everything was hot, no piles of grease on the plates, plates were clean and so was the cutlery. Excellent food, went down a treat!! I'd say even if you are a bit of a 'toff', you'd enjoy a nice, cheap quiet cuppa outside, if it's sunny. We've found a little gem in the area and will be back frequently - and more.. One thing, I wouldn't use the loo, unless you're desperate - it's clean, but just a bit..umm, you'll see if you ever go.. Parking in the area is a bit tough, mostly residents, but probably due to being close to the station, but if you are prepared to walk 5 mins, park up the road, you get an hour in the red route zone.