Went for an afternoon coffee and pastries at Cafe Amici and we were amazed. Excellent customer service from the friendly staff. The place has a unique ambience and their menu is very impressive with some of the beat items. They also do a set breakfast which I am hoping to try next time, but for this visit the Latte/Cappuccino were great and the scone was scrumptious.
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Nawaf Ibrahim ★★★★★
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Sandy Lui ★★★★★
I enjoy going to amici a lot as the people there are very friendly that make you feel like home. The food is good and priced reasonably.
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Reka Tasnadi ★☆☆☆☆
Originally wanted to go to Esquires as a treat as they're customer service, quality food and coffee and ambience is really nice, but unfortunately they were closed so we decided to try Amici. What a sad choice! Ordered scrambled eggs with toast. It arrived with butter on it and when I mentioned if I could have plain toast the waiter advised it always comes with butter on it - not a smile or any fluff about customer service. The menu doesn't mention butter on toast, perhaps they could advise customers but I don't think the place cares much about what customers might like. Eggs were absolutely unseasoned. We spent well over an hour there and haven't seen any smile or hospitable expressions on any of staff and when we asked for the bill it was just a short harsh reply to pay at the till. It's not a problem but the value for what you pay and what you get is very poor. Especially when you have much nicer options in the neighbourhood. Really surprised of the rating this place has.
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MJ ★★★★☆
Had the halal breakfast. A good option but on the pricey side at over £8. Decent variety but not a huge meal. Four mushrooms, a single hash brown, a single sausage and a couple of eggs. All probably sources from nearby Lidl. Coffee not included. But good to support a local independent cafe than one of the big beasts
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Darth Coco ★★★★★
They also do takeaway, and all you need to do is ask when your ordering at the café. Excellent Raheb (vegan) and very tasty Hummus Beirut (vegan). The Raheb especially was a very large portion, and for £8.50 can feed 2, if not 3 people. Both meals came with decent dressed salad (pickles, and common veg) and thin pitta bread.
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JAY1892 ★☆☆☆☆
I like to think I’m a fair person and do understand that people can have an ‘off’ day, that said, here’s my first and definitely last experience of this cafe. Having recently moved into Pinner, my colleague and I decided to pop in for a coffee, how I wish we hadn’t. On entering, we were met with a stern faced young lady who didn’t smile or even say good morning, she just stood there and waited for me to speak. I asked for a coffee and before I could ask a question, she trotted off to make my coffee, plonked it down and gave me the price?! My colleague and I looked at each other somewhat confused, I paid and we walked out. She full well knew her attitude was wrong yet didn’t care one iota. I’m not sure if this is a chain or a one off family run business but can safely say, this is no way to treat a paying customer. To be totally fair, maybe I was unlucky and therefore doing them a disservice as the service may be excellent the rest of the time? I really hope so as my review is not a matter of opinion, it’s a fact. I always try to support local businesses as opposed to big chains but am flabbergasted at the lack of any warmth or welcoming atmosphere created by this young lady. As a customer, I don’t require “yes Sir,” or overly polite service, I do however expect a smile or a “good morning,” not a “death stare.” We now go to Wenzels next door, where the staff are exemplary, friendly and welcoming. I sincerely wish Amici good luck in the future because if my experience is anything to go by, they’ll certainly need it.
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Gareth Lewis ★★★★★
So to have a good halal breakfast Is difficult at times but here the sausages and turkey bacon are fantastic all g with fresh mushrooms and tomatoes (not tinned) , always very well cooked , staff are very courteous and attentive even when busy. They also serve a vast array of sandwiches and wraps. Now here’s what makes this place different , the owner really cares for the quality of service and food , as well as being personable with the customers, this is what makes a good place a great place. I also tried some of the patisserie today and it was amazing so I’m looking forward to trying some different ones in the future. Coffee is also well made and a good blend. Thank you Amici
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Nadeem Akhtar ★★★★★
We had the pleasure of having halal breakfast today morning with family. Overall great experience, freshly prepared food, amazing service with very nicely maintained decor and cutlery. Kids ordered the full English breakfast which they have it in halal option also which was a pleasant surprise. We also ordered milkshakes and English tea which was also freshly prepared. Highly recommended for families as our kids had a great time. We met with owner also who is very courteous and understandable for our requests.
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Cafe Amici is located at 53 Bridge St, Pinner HA5 3HR, UK
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You can contact Cafe Amici at +44 20 8868 2020
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