Troubadour Cafe reviews
Nice sugar-shock puds, a decent cup of tea and they let you sit there for as long as you like.
They kept opening the doors, though, so it was freezing inside when I went.
There's a lovely little garden space behind, with pots of pansies and furniture. The staff is polite and friendly in a restrained way.
Look just beneath the surface of this 'quaint, bohemian cafe' and you will see a commercial baby trying to take on more than it can chew and therefore failing miserably. Speaking of miserable, just take a look at the staff. Simple rule in hospitality - if the venue is genuinely fun to work in, the staff will actual like their job.
by Anonymous, 08 Mar 2006This is a firm favourite, even if the food can be a little on the bland side. Really brilliant atmosphere, and wonderful in summer if you can get a table outside. Not too pricey and friendly staff.
by Clysgrl (12 reviews), 16 Feb 2005Have we missed a great cafe in London? Let us know.
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