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Lovely place with a lot of books, good coffe and very nice cakes. It's a great place before you go to the British Museum. / Wpadlimy przed zwiedzaniem…
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London Review Cake Shop
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Great place to unwind with a cup of coffee and cake. The space was a bit tight but this wasn't an issue. It's better suited for individuals or couples…
Rhea Stephen
London Review Cake Shop
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This was one of my favourite cafs in London:) I lived in London for a year & visited this caf very often. An amazing cozy vibe, a snug corner of a won…
Paroma Bhattacharya
London Review Cake Shop
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London Review Cake Shop is open for Bakery and Caf. London Review Cake Shop serves Desserts, Bakery and Cafe dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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7 Reviews on “London Review Cake Shop”
Lovely place with a lot of books, good coffe and very nice cakes. It’s a great place before you go to the British Museum. / Wpadlimy przed zwiedzaniem Muzeum Brytyjskiego na kaw i ciasto. Wszystko bardzo dobre a atmosfera Super!
Great place to unwind with a cup of coffee and cake. The space was a bit tight but this wasn’t an issue. It’s better suited for individuals or couples over larger groups. I tried the flat white and the macadamia and toffee cheesecake. Ambience: Very GoodFood/ Drinks: Very good Service: GoodValue for money: GoodMy recommendation: Try their cheesecake
This was one of my favourite cafs in London:) I lived in London for a year & visited this caf very often. An amazing cozy vibe, a snug corner of a wonderful bookstore, healthy & delicious food, scrumptious baked goodies & a great selection of teas from around the world. I really love this caf!
What a little gem in the heart of Bloomsbury. Lovely outdoor courtyard – very European. Wonderful calm and well stocked book store inside. Staff very welcoming and smiley. I am thrilled to discover this little treasure.
This cafe is small, so expect it to get super crowded. I used to study here a lot (by myself, which definitely helped me get a seat pretty much every time), but have started going less just because I get really distracted by either people watching or going to the adjacent London Review Bookshop.Other than that, though, this cafe is one of the loveliest places in the city. The location next to the British Museum is really handy, and the food offerings are always good. They’ve got a wide selection of cakes ranging from super-duper sweet to not as much, and having options is always nice. The savo(u)ry menu changes, but the last time I was there I had the double waffle with kimchi and bacon. I am partial to waffles, so I really liked this dish, but even if I wasn’t I still would’ve really liked this dish anyway.I’m no tea connoisseur — or any kind of connoisseur, for that matter — but the tea selection is really extensive. Staff is really nice and knowledgeable about what’s on the menu, which teas go with which cakes, etc. They also have this nice little ritual about pouring tea, etc that you’ll just have to visit to experience.
Manager is horrible!!!!. The staff and the food were lovely, especially the rose and pistachio gluten free cake, however the boss or manager was so rude to her staff in front of us!!!! she came in yelling about something that wasn’t right it was so unprofessional!! feel so sorry for the staff i’ll never return!!
Lovely!. I love that this is so close to the British Museum but still feels a little out of the way. I quite enjoyed my quiche and the orange-almond cake was great. An added bonus was that the cafe is attached to the bookshop so on my way out I managed to find a fantastic book to buy as well!