Galley Cafe and Bar in Greenwich

Had coffee and cake to eat in. No complaints about the food/drink but was disappointed that they wouldn't give out crockery so we had to eat our cakes from disposable boxes and drink our coffee from disposable cups.

It’s a nicely situated little cafe serving good coffee and decent breakfasts. Nice place to open up the laptop and get on with some life admin / work, although the WiFi can be temperamental. Friendly service from staff always.

We have been visiting weekly for brunch but are noticing that service has definitely been declining over the past few weeks/months. Each week it seems something simple but fundamental goes wrong - last week beans on toast were served cold and we overheard others sending back cold sausages.

We have frequented this place at least once a week over the last two years but today was the last day. We have two babies and we have always returned because the service was great, staff were lovely and it is family friendly. Each time we spend a substantial amount. Unfortunately the acting manageress was so rude to us today that we won´t return. It´s one of those experiences where you are made to feel unwelcome as a customer just because you have babies, and that they are doing you a favor for serving them. She asked for the menu back meanwhile our babies were playing with it, saying that they were very expensive when actually they are ancient pieces of paper glossed with plastic. If she knew anything about babies she would know that the only way to keep them quiet was to give them the menus to play with. She impatiently and curtly replied that they don´t accept amex, that loyalty cards had run out, and generally just gave you the feeling that she wanted you to go as soon as possible. We asked for an English Breakfast, she sent English tea instead, and when we went to explain the misunderstanding she made it out as if it was our fault (how can someone not understand the difference between the word "breakfast" and "tea"?). All of these in and of themselves are not a major problem, but the treatment was so rude, arrogant and off-putting that we will not return. If you hate your job madam, then change profession, but don´t take it out on the customer! The target group of this place is mothers and families, so if the manageress does not understand this then the business does not have much of a future.

Food was very nice, quite basic selection but nice all the same. Cakes and coffee were also good. Service was fine. Maybe a few too many pushchairs but that is not the fault of the cafe.

Coffee is decent and food is very good, especially the breakfasts. Staff are also great. Have an extra star for getting rid of some of the entitled, selfish yummy mummies like the one below who thinks it's fine to inflict their irritating kids on other patrons and staff.

Stopped there for a short break and had a cup of tea. The tea was okay. However, The layout of the cafe does not make you feel relaxed. There are doors on either ends that it was hard to not to feel cold when the door was open.

Nice location, good coffee but not the right place if you want to use their wi-fi. Second time I've been there, second time problems with connection. Couldn't wait another half of hour this time for the router to star working. It seems it is a regular issue.

A really good spot. You'd think a cafe connected to a cinema would be poor. However this one is really good. I would say one of the top brunch spots in Greenwich. Does a a nice fruit salad granola yogurt, has an impressive list of wake up cocktails and does all the usually eggs and English breakfast stuff. A decent option, and open sooner than most in the area.

Served a latte by Gallery cafe barista. Couldn't drink it as it was bitter. And barista says "put sugar in it".I'm diabetic and I shouldn't have to divulge my personal information. I'm just shocked at her sharpness and non-caring.Not drinking here again. Shout if you want my loyalty card. Not bitter about this sour puss.