Canada Water Cafe - (Near , South East)

3 /5 Mila Staneva: It’s a really cute place. I would’ve loved if it offered more vegan options. It’s good for breakfast/brunch, since the vegan option is a vegan breakfast. The portion is a bit small as the bread is a super thin slice.You can add a focaccia which is delicious or the bruschetta (it was a bit disappointing- everywhere i’ve oreder it, the portion is a few pieces of bread. Here it was one thin slice of bread). The service was great.

4 /5 Daniel Chalfon: Canada Water Café is the kind of neighborhood Italian every area wishes it had — especially in a part of London where local options are scarce. It’s comforting, reliable food: proper pasta, hearty mains, and no unnecessary theatrics. Prices are fair by London standards, and the wine list is decent, though it could use a few more affordable bottles — nobody comes to a neighborhood spot looking to drop half the bill on wine. Service is warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly. The crowd is all locals — zero tourists, zero fuss. Simple, consistent, and exactly what you want from your local Italian.

4 /5 Kyriakos Christodoulou: Went for breakfast and it was really great! Coffee is well made & tasty and the food was a nice portion and very fresh. Something that really tainted the experience was how many tables were occupied by people talking very loudly in remote work meetings on their laptops or phones. The noise was louder than any polite conversation and unpleasant to listen to which ruined the vibe quite a lot and might make me think twice about returning if Im in the mood for a chill morning.

5 /5 Sicong Chen: cool interior design, cool vibe! No matter summer or winter, nice food and good good barista latte art! Every single furniture or decoration looks like a beautiful picture:)