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Its a small yet very popular cafe. Queue is very long but food is really good. Love the pastries and I tried their Eggs Florentine which was also deli…
Chubby M
Le Péché Mignon
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Best croissants in London, great coffee, and excellent staff. A regular breakfast spot on the way to the park, we've also had them cater for dinners w…
Nic Mason
Le Péché Mignon
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Cosy little french bakery. Have had the best croissaant here! In fact, they were so delicious that I had 2! However, there is no heating inside. The o…
Ece Salihoglu
Le Péché Mignon
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9 Reviews on “Le Péché Mignon”
Cosy little french bakery. Have had the best croissaant here! In fact, they were so delicious that I had 2! However, there is no heating inside. The only way to warm up is to drink tea
Brunch spot near The Emirates. Great decor and very friendly service. I had the croque monsieur (ham between French toast-ish) and hot. Very good. Definitely be back
Had been told that I could find the best coffee in London here, so had to give it a try. I have to say if it isn’t the best it would have to come close. High quality beans, well roasted and made at the perfect temperature. They obviously have an excellent barista, and despite how busy it was the coffee arrived very promptly. Whilst I did not eat there, they had some very delicious looking pastries which took all my willpower not to consume.
Best coffee in London so far! Who knew the French had a knack for it!? Had a lovely smooth latte with a raspberry and custard tart. Both were delicious. A hot find in an area demanding decent coffee! Try resisting a pastry for the road. Great looking selection
A very good French cafe off Holloway Road. This French cafe also come as a small speciality shop….don’t be fooled, the interior is rather small & snug. You are drawn to its smell of fresh coffee and their array of beautiful looking pastries. I had the Pastel de Nata (raspberry flavour), what looks like a Portuguese custard tart. Crumbly and crisp, was delicious & moreish. I also had Eggs Royale which is delicious; the combination of the smoked salmon worked well with the spinich & the poached eggs. Hate to admit it but I could’ve had another plate full, very good and a bargain with a cup of coffee came under 13 all before a football match. I recommend this hidden coffee gem but be prepared as it gets busy during weekends.
I’ve come to Le Peche Mignon on my post-FA Cup pilgrimage to Emirates Stadium. The back courtyard is a lovely space to idle and relax, have a cup of tea. The shared long tables inside are taken by readers and laptop clickity clackers. Service is friendly, good range of pastries (although slightly soft) and there are some deli items you could splurge on.
I went to le pch mignon because it looked a place I could work a bit without receiving those looks some places give you when you stay more time. The tables outside are a good place to do this and no one bothers you. The inside is a bit crowdy and noisy to work.After seeing the reviews I knew I had to ask for a cappuccino, so I asked for it plus an almond croissant. I gotta say, coming from a country with great coffee that the cappuccino was ok but not that good or worth that many praises. The almond croissant on the other hand was amazing. With lots of almonds on the outside and filled with a great almond cream. I confess I wish I had asked for two croissants instead of the cappuccino because that was really really good and what would make me become a regular if I wasnt going to leave London in week!