Daisy Green of Portman Village in City of London

Had a wonderful breakfast with my family. It is a lovely small coffee shop. The decoration and the design is fine and artistic. The sitting place in a lower floor, underground, but is well lit and the decorations make it feel like a graden.The service is very pleasant. There is a wide selection of dishes. The food is really tasty and served in nice dishes and decorated beautifully.Prices are reasonable.Overall remarkable experience.

I'm not a brunch person, but at that awkward time of day we couldn't be happier than to find this little gem. Definitely worth a visit, great food at a reasonable price for London. Have to recommend the Smoked Salmon Royal, beautiful!!! And the staff were so lovely and friendly, just a great little place.

Loved this place from the outside to the food. There is sweet and sour menus for brunch loved the idea of a cute upstairs and a more alternative lower floor. The food again was really good, we had the salmon toast and the pancakes, would loose the dried tomato in the salmon toast but otherwise amazing experience.

The place is super cute. Looks tiny from outside but has a lot of downstairs seating. Food was tasty, they got a lot of things wrong (like 4-5 things) but fixed it all quickly and happily. Drinks were good. Service was super friendly. Recommended!

Cosy little place with warm and lovely hosts.The smoked salmon was delicious and the flatwhite on point.Can't recommend enough for your next breakfast.

Place is so warm and friendly. Food was really great too! The lemon cake was one of the most incredible cakes I have ever eaten and made me want to eat a million more! Service was a bit slow but very nice 😊 only thing is found the coffee a bit bitter/sour side (though some prefer just my preference is opposite) yet that would not stop me from coming again! Came in the late afternoon when lunch crowd was emptying and found a place easy. Downstairs area is built to be almost a cozy hidden garden and I loved it

A delightful brunch spot.Tucked away nicely from the hustle and bustle of nearby Oxford Street.I originally visited back in Jan 2020 and my delayed visit was worth it.Opted for pancakes and bacon. Photos do not do this justice. Please try. I previously tried the avocado toast with salmon on charcoal toast. My dining guest tried this and commented this was extremely nice.All staff are excellent and this is well priced for London.Surprised there was no queue but a suggested app to join a queue prior to visiting is a good idea.My only concern is you have to add your payment card to hold a table in case of no show. But what happens to your card post visit? How long is this stored for? Not clear hence why I didn’t use this option. But I totally understand why no shows are a thing.Investigate, you will no be disappointed!

Went here for a birthday brunch. It’s a very cute place, bigger than what it looks like from outside. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The food was amazing and they even have a great selection of cakes. It’s definitely worth a visit.

Really delicious food (pancakes and avo toast!). Price is expensive but also not the worst in London. Such a great aesthetic. Service was a little slow but such lovely staff.

Food was pretty standard, nothing to rave about. Personally, I think their activated charcoal sourdough was very disappointing. It was not toasted enough and therefore didn't have the signature sourdough crispy crust and was quite flavourless.Their back bacon was not bad, much less salty than what you would usually get in other breakfast/brunch restaurants.The oat latte was good but this isn't enough to entice me to come back again.The dinning environment was pretty comfortable and clean, though there were many loud diners which made conversations with my friend difficult. Service was not the friendliest.Overall, I wouldn't recommend this restaurant. There's plenty of brunch restaurants in London which are much better options.