Cafe de Provence - (Near Westminster, london)

5 /5 Slingsby Francis E. (Jon Paul Allen): Nipped in for a quick breakfast while staying at the nearby Travelodge. Had a lovely vegetarian breakfast. Friendly service, and a nice atmosphere.

5 /5 Ann Gallagher: This is a hidden gem in London. Coffee, croissants, wraps and breakfasts were all sampled and all excellent. The staff and owner were so friendly that we felt as if we were with family. My favourite find in London! A must visit as superb value for exceptional food.

2 /5 Belly: First time we came was in December of 2024– the food was delicious and it wasn’t as busy so the staff was very attentive making the atmosphere more comfortable and friendly. Came here again October 2025 and it was a whole different experience. The server lady was standoffish and a bit rude, especially when it came to ordering and seating. The full English breakfast was very greasy and we asked for poached eggs but were given fried eggs. When we brought it up she just stared at us so we said it’s fine, accidents happen. Couldn’t finish the food. Just too greasy and we felt unwelcome so wanted to leave asap. There was a dispute with the staff and a walk-in customer as well. As soon as that customer walked out, the staff was loudly bad mouthing him. It was just too much going on at once. I usually never visit a restaurant twice, but I loved it here so much the first time that I wanted to support it again. Bad decision unfortunately. There are lots of other halal English breakfast options in London if that’s what you’re looking for.

5 /5 Sophia Watson: Only got drinks here, but will definitely need to come back for the food. The hot bar and variety of breakfast and lunch dishes look very good and well priced. The iced strawberry matcha was very good and reasonably priced. The staff was also very polite. Definitely plan on returning!