Eat Out London!The Front Room Cafe
The Front Room Cafe is ideal if you want a coffee shop Finsbury Park, Finsbury Park restaurants, Stroud Green restaurants or places to eat in North London,
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Hello, we’d like to welcome you to The Front Room Cafe, a homely and friendly establishment situated at Tollington Park.
We’re just off the popular eating strip of Stroud Green Road and not far from the Finsbury Park Theatre.
If you’re looking for a coffee shop Finsbury Park, Finsbury Park restaurants, Stroud Green restaurants or places to eat in North London then do stop by for a bite to eat, a glass of wine or cup of Allpress Coffee at The Front Room Cafe.
Our menu features breakfast, brunch, lunch and afternoon dishes which includes firm favourites that our local and loyal clientele love.
You can listen to our eclectic music tastes from jazz to classical and mellow house (which isn’t too loud).
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The Front Room | Cafe and Restaurant | Seaford, East Sussex
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Our Coffee is provided by Ozone Coffee Roasters.
We are proud to bring their refined artisan style coffee that is prevalent in New Zealand and Australia to Seaford.
Our coffee menu reflects our passion for coffee and using Ozone ensures our Coffee House and Restaurant is part of the continuing and sustainable market that pays prices significantly higher than the Fair Trade minimum.
Don’t be mistaken though, we take our tea as seriously as our coffee which is why Front Room is proud to be offering a wonderful selection of teas from the Rare Tea Company who source and supply the world’s best tea directly from farmers and their tea gardens.
We are very proud to support our local producers and are very excited about using their products in our Award Winning Restaurant and bringing them to our tables.
Where To Eat And Drink In... Finsbury Park | Londonist
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For a truly portable breakfast on your way through the park or down the Victoria Line, the Happening Bagel Bakery on Seven Sisters Road will fill your fresh-baked bagel with almost anything you can think of.
For delicious salads and sandwiches, head up to Boulangerie Bon Matin on the corner of Tollington Park and Stroud Green Road, where delicious seasonal goodies and fresh-baked bread await.
With a sizeable local population serving up authentic grub there’s stiff competition for “best Turkish restaurant in Finsbury Park” but Petek on Stroud Green Road makes a good claim for the title.
At the top of the same road, Pizzeria Pappagone is a bustling, always busy pizzeria serving authentic, thin-crust pizza with a wide range of toppings.
The Old Dairy, located just opposite Crouch Hill station, offers seasonal lunch and dinner menus in the modern British idiom and a great range of Sunday roasts.
Best cafes in north London | London Evening Standard
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Moment 248 West End Lane, NW6 1LG A staple of the young first-homers who’ve flooded into West Hampstead, this late-night opening café serves huge portions of food ranging from Israeli shakshuka to interesting salads and North African baked eggs.
The Tea Rooms 155 Stoke Newington Church Street, London, N16 0UH, thetearooms.org In keeping with Stokey’s villagy atmosphere, the Tea Rooms sells 15 types of loose leaf tea in vintage china, on embroidered table cloths with delicious scones with homemade raspberry jam.
Maison D’Etre 154 Canonbury Rd, London N1 2UP, maisondetracafe.co.uk Home to the largest scones known to man, Islington’s Maison D’Etre is full of lovely touches: mini milk bottles for your beverage, mismatched crockery, polaroids of the (very attractive) waiting staff.