Beit Cafe - (Near , South East)

5 /5 Romy: Without a doubt the best cafe in London (that also happens to be Kosher!) All the food is exquisite - fresh, tasty, unique and generous portions! The staff are all amazing - especially the owner Emi who pours her heart and soul into this warm and wonderful environment. It always feels like going home when you visit! Though I always look forward to what new and delicious treat they have made! Can’t recommend this place enough!!

4 /5 Mich Elle: Interesting menu options and good size portions. If you are a big fan of cookies, you will like this place. The decor is cute but I dont know if I was just unlucky or if its always very crowded and noisy, which doesnt help with the vibes (it was a Monday 10:30am). The floor staff seems to be on training.

5 /5 Jennifer Lentz: I happened upon Beit Cafe while visiting Golders Green and it was amazing! Fresh food, coffee, and baked goods that were incredible. We went for breakfast and had the Shakshuka and The Shuk. I don’t think I’ve ever tried anything as delicious as The Shuk. The owner was incredibly sweet and came over to chat with us while we were enjoying our food. It was such an incredible atmosphere and experience that I came back for the special Yemini Jachnun they serve on Fridays. It was incredible. You are missing out if you visit Golders Green and do not eat here.

5 /5 J N: Beit Cafe, Golders Green – nice spot for brunch. Came up from Sutton (SW London) today just to give this place a try for brunch, and it was worth the trip. I had the New Yorker – fresh sesame bagel with cream cheese, smoked salmon, and a couple of fried eggs on top. Came with a little side salad that had a tasty dressing. The bagel was soft and not too chewy, which I liked. Eggs had nice runny yolks, and the cream cheese had garlic and dill in it, which gave it a really good flavour. Also got a cappuccino and a chocolate chip cookie. Both were fresh – coffee was smooth, cookie was warm and nicely balanced, both sweet and salty, tasty! Staff were friendly and helped me figure out what to order. Will definitely come back to try other things on the menu. Solid place for brunch in the area.

5 /5 kate esdaile: Ignore the bad reviews. The staff are very friendly and the food is of a good quality. The staff go out their way to be hospitable and make you feel at home. It has a nice and relaxed ambience. The portions are generous. My favourite is the generous portion of the Israeli breakfast with all the different tasty sides. Leaves me full and satisfied. I have the Israeli breakfast even later on in the day because it is so good. It is also a real delight to have the homemade white chocolate cookies too. The coffee is strong and has a bold flavour. It is a treat to go here. The price is to be expected with the cost of living going up exponentially.