Sunday in Islington

Coffee wasn’t good, as a barista myself I was shocked when I was served extremely hot, no texture burnt taste coffee and I had to send it back. Food was really good. I would come onlyFor foot not for coffee. I recommend training on coffee more.

This was my first time at Sunday. I had to stay in the queue for an hour (a good sign!), but it was totally worth it. The food was excellent (I had the courgette fritters and a banana bread) and the service fantastic, so friendly. If you go, try the fermented soda, it's truly amazing.

Favorite neighborhood joint. Friendly staff but most of all the food is AMAZING. The pancakes, British breakfast and courgette fritters are a must. You can get half portions which are sometimes enough. Coffee is great.

We went on a Sunday and did get caught in a hefty queue, but the weather was nice and everyone in the queue was in a good mood. Someone near me said that if the queue reaches to the corner, you'll be waiting over an hour. The waiter said if you come on a weekday or first thing on the weekend, you can avoid the queue.We ordered 6 plates between 3 people and everything was delicious! The pancakes were the best I've ever had. I honestly thought nothing could be good enough to make the queue reasonable, but now I understand the queue.Staff were lovely and helpful even though they must have been incredibly busy.I've already planned my next visit.

Best Brunch you will have in London.This is HALF a French Toast. Just £4!!!Thank you for the amazing service!

You can tell this place is popular there was barely any time a seat was empty. The cafe is small but fantastic, the staff were incredibly friendly and had a lovely vibe to the place we visited pre game for the NFL. You can't reserve a table at weekends but it was worth queuing we got lucky and were seated within 5 mins. I had brioche French toast which was amazing it cos with berries, banana, creme frieche and salted caramel sauce. My husband had the potato and chorizo hash special which was also incredible. Coffee is also very smooth and delicious will be sure to visit again when London keep up the great work x

Cosy place, does get busy Great brunch, loved the courgette fritters and eggs and for dessert we had half pancakes and half French toast... Was definitely full after that! French toast was lovely!!

Favourite brunch spot in London and so easily to say that. Living here for nearly 10 years and having visited more than 500 places in the city, it is really definitely the best place for a real brunch. The Islington branch is the original one, super cosy, in a posh and friendly neighbourhood and their menu is fantastic. Highly recommend the french toast, divine, and the avocado toast. They simply have the best ingredients, support local businesses and have passionate hands to prepare everything for you. Go now! P.S.: they have a secret garden on the back.

A bit of a long queue on the weekend due to limited capacity, and service might be a bit slow. But the food is great, cheap and massive portions:)! The French toast are yum but careful for the sugar rush, and the omelet in brioche bun was yummy 😋

I’ve been meaning to visit for a couple of years now but was always put off as I thought I’d have to wait in a big que. Finally visited this weekend at peak times and got a table straight away!It’s a calm and lovely cafe, the food was delicious, great range of options from the regular English breakfast to more unusual things like courgette Fritti and corn fritters.I loved that they did half portions of the sweet things too. It’s often so difficult to decide between savoury and sweet but this way my partner and I could have our main breakfast and share half a sweet option!My only criticism would be of the acoustics inside.I found it very hard to hear the waitress and my partner. It could be solved with some soft furnishings or padding under the tables probably.