Reviews

  1. O H C ★★★★★

    Brilliant little back street English breakfast cafe with loads on the menu quality food with the seating and decor just how I imagine a cafe when I was a kid, no complaint, food tasty and cooked fresh!

  2. P S ★★★★★

    My favourite cafe in London. Good food with good price and even better staff. The atmosphere is lowkey and friendly❤️

  3. Arnaud Brubacher ★★★★★

    Very good breakfast served until late, reasonable prices, friendly staff and pleasant terrace. Ticks all the boxes!

  1. KIANOL ★★★★☆

    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4/5 Chapin Café in London is a delightful, cozy spot that offers a warm atmosphere, quality food, and excellent coffee. Nestled on a charming street, this café effortlessly blends modern aesthetics with a welcoming vibe, making it an ideal location for everything from a morning coffee to a leisurely brunch. My recent visit left me impressed with the overall experience, though there were a few minor details that kept it from being a perfect five-star rating. Atmosphere and Ambience From the moment you step inside Chapin Café, the ambiance is inviting. The décor strikes a balance between sleek modern design and rustic touches, with warm wooden furnishings, elegant light fixtures, and indoor greenery adding a fresh, lively feel. The large windows let in plenty of natural light, creating a relaxed environment that’s great for solo visits, casual meet-ups, or even a quiet place to work. There’s a nice buzz of conversation without the noise becoming overwhelming. The space feels thoughtfully laid out, and the subtle background music adds to the pleasant vibe without being intrusive. The café’s staff are friendly and welcoming, making you feel at ease as soon as you arrive. Food and Drinks The menu at Chapin Café focuses on simple yet delicious fare with an emphasis on fresh ingredients and well-prepared dishes. I opted for their classic avocado toast with poached eggs, and it was an absolute treat. The avocado was perfectly seasoned, the bread was crisp, and the poached eggs were cooked just right, with a silky yolk oozing over the top. The presentation was Instagram-worthy without being over-the-top, and the portion size was generous. My friend ordered the smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel, which was fresh and flavorful, with a nice balance of textures and tastes. We also tried the homemade pastries, and they were divine. The croissants were flaky and buttery, while the blueberry muffin was moist and packed with flavor. The coffee at Chapin Café is a highlight. My flat white was perfectly crafted — smooth, rich, and with just the right amount of foam. The café takes pride in its coffee, and it shows. There’s also a good selection of teas, freshly squeezed juices, and non-caffeinated options. Service The staff at Chapin Café deserve a mention for their excellent service. They were attentive without hovering, knowledgeable about the menu, and genuinely friendly. Even during the busier hours, they remained professional and efficient, ensuring that orders were taken promptly and delivered with a smile. It’s the kind of service that enhances the overall experience, making you feel like a valued customer. Minor Drawbacks While the overall experience was great, there were a couple of minor drawbacks. The café tends to get quite busy during peak hours, which can sometimes mean a bit of a wait for a table. The space, while charming, isn’t huge, so it can feel slightly cramped when full. Also, the prices, while not unreasonable for London, are on the higher side for a casual café. A brunch for two with drinks can add up quickly. Final Thoughts Despite these minor downsides, Chapin Café is an excellent spot for quality food, great coffee, and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re popping in for a quick coffee or settling in for a leisurely meal, it’s a reliable and enjoyable choice. The friendly service and thoughtful menu make it stand out in London’s bustling café scene. 4 out of 5 stars — charming, delicious, and worth visiting, even with the occasional crowd and slightly premium prices.

  2. Matias Jalmari ★★★★☆

    Went there yesterday for a late breakfast. Enjoyed the place and the staff was really nice! Food was good too, basic cafe with diner type breakfast - nothing too fancy & chic but loved the authenticity of this place. Would go ago again for a nice breakfast. They also have Oatly’s iKaffe oatmilk which is a HUGE plus! Means that they really care that they only wanna use the best.

  3. Liam Groundwater ★★★★★

    Lovely service great food to love it every day If you tell Eric that you heard this by a review on Google he will look after you Like he does to every customer every day.

  1. Neil Chambers ★★★★★

    Very nice people and very nice food. Definitely will be going back there again

  2. Fred Challis ★★★★☆

    Friendly cafe and enjoyable well cooked food. Bang opposite pie and mash shop and well decent chippy. A triangle of quality grub each of which I've savoured and enjoyed. Pity there was a mushroom drought in South East London that day. Guess I'll survive (to eat and rate again).

  3. Liz Joseph ★★☆☆☆

    Don't know how this. Place has so many 5 star reviews, went there for dinner as the pie n mash shop opposite was closed,don't take card cash only, mmmm sent me on a jog for cash machine when there is one opposite, had a roast dinner chicken fried to a cinder dry, tough,partner's beef was hard as a brick inedible, No Gravy "what " staff not particularly friendly to outsiders even though I was a local for 30 years.

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Chaplin Café is located at 2B Westmoreland Rd, London SE17 2AY, UK

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You can contact Chaplin Café at +44 20 7701 5761

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