Directory overview
- 206 Total businesses
- 4.4 Average rating
- 99% With reviews
- 95% With photos
- 91 Highly rated
- 185 Open on weekends
206 results found
Browse internet cafe in Welling. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 206 results in Welling. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 66,356 reviews & ratings. The listings below include internet cafe from cities such as London, Welling, Twickenham, Kingston Upon Thames, Epsom and others.
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“Wow!! Just had a brekkie. Sausage, egg, mushrooms, bacon and bubble and toast The nicest coffee too all for £9.20 fast service with a smile. Defo worth a visit if you are nearby!”
“Can’t beat the cheap prices and friendly service! If you’re sick of paying thru the nose for everything and still being disappointed, look no further. This place does a good breakfast and doesn’t require you to mortgage the house to get it.”
“Wanstead Coffee is a fantastic spot! Great coffee and wonderful restaurant. Super friendly staff. Perfect for a relaxed hangout. Definitely worth a visit!”
“I went in on Saturday for a pre-football brunch. The place was lively, the service was prompt and friendly. The coffee was top-notch, the eggs beans and bubble were delicious. And we got a 2-2 draw,, which was a great result.”
“We had breakfast from here and it was so good. Best cafe around the neighbourhood.”
“Nice cafe, good food and friendly staff,also the prices are great.”
“Amazing place in the Portobello neighborhood. Try the Vegan Hot Chocolat, really nice. ++ for the staff who is lovely”
“Thank God there is finally a beautiful & healthy place to work and eat in Watford! The food is delicious, wholesome and nourishing. The staff are kind and attentive. The space is stylish and brilliantly conceived. Better than any of the other places in the area by a long shot - and there's a fabulous yoga studio attached to boot. What more could you want?”
“I'm falling love with this cafe, great coffee and staff. Lovely and cute place.”
“Cafe run by charity Mencap - fantastic initiative to give people with learning disabilities the chance to learn skills in catering, customer services and hospitality. I have never eaten there but just had a quick coffee / kids snacks - it doesn't feel that warm and cosy to me, so I've never been tempted to linger too long. My suggestion would be to remove the PCs and introduce some sofas and perhaps some toys or games. Not sure how feasible that would be!”
“Best place, most friendliest staff ever and possibly the world’s best milkshakes!!!!!”
“Fantastic falafel wrap!!!! So much flavor and lovely owner”
“Great view of the Thames with a relaxing vibe... Great coffee too!”
“The people that work here genuinely care for people but it isn't enough it similar in the end goal agenda to Lotus in terms of finances. The drug and alcohol team in Merton get funded by the counsil not the NHS and thus The Sunshine Recovery Cafe does however theres a much darker agenda behind the cafe then meets the eye. When this place first opened the CDaARS was under the mental health service and they were claiming they being "(SWLSTG) MHT" the allowance from the counsil I assume in the bounds of probability that SWLSTG knew they would not accept the renewed contract from the counsil(this is when WDP now VIA took over) on the balance of probability bearing in mind it was around six months before. So whilst under the MHT they opened the SRC with malace aforethought that they were going to send patients from the community mental health team to lighten they case load and offer a "option" weather it's any good a helping the mentally impaired is a different story bearing in mind you have to be four weeks sober to enter the SRC but it still comes under the remit of the merton drug and alcohol funds. But the only people benefiting from it are the mental health teams practically fobbing people off telling suicidal people to try SRC and people with other mental health problems, this place has no doctor or nurses and is not a clinical setting. And now the NOW called IHR is a separate entity from SRC and VIA they still continually refuse patients with dual diagnoses and refer to drug and alcohol. This place was built on the premises that SWLSTG would not renew the contract for CDaARS but they only surveyed people with long standing mental health problems beforehand in conquest of finding out if the MH community is for it not the Drug and Alcohol who have to deal with mental illness day in day out when mental health really don't care in my experience. "If you want kill your pop down the recovery cafe" or "if you want to kill yourself you have capacity your free to do it" those are the comments I've heard in my time and reported from other people (yes MH patients are people to).”
“Opens early 6:30-7am, coffee is very good, big plate breakfast I recommend. Eat well here every morning”
“Lovely food, friendly staff / owner and fair prices. Perfect for me!”
“We arrived at 22.45 on a Sunday and the owner accommodated us until gone midnight. Provided an amazing experience, would 1000% recommend to anyone. Great food, great drinks and great company.”
“Best cafe around by far, food was amazing, the staff are always great and the prices are so fair . Absolutely the place to eat in se9.”
“Cafes like this are special and this one in particular, from the name of the shop, to the welcoming staff to the quotes hanging on the wall. Come alone, or with a group, either way, it's a good time.”
“This place surely isn't the biggest or most privately contained cafe in a hospital, but that really is the beauty of it. Run by volunteers, these people were wonderful to talk to, and not only to see them with the choice to dedicate this time, but simply considering how long some have lived for (e.g. age 92), and how good their health is. Onto the actual cafe! The price of food here from sandwiches to cafe drinks is the type of reasonable I am expecting and am so happy to see, when comparing to such, including the Costa in the hospital. In my opinion that includes the range of cakes, biscuits and bars too! Having my [veg] sandwhich toasted made it extra fulfilling, and the cappuccino was super! And it gets better: All profits made, go to a certain division of the hospital. More people should visit this cafe to appreciate the efforts devoted by volunteers here. Hospitals should have more affordable, lovingly run cafe's like this! Obviously that doesn't even have to be as a patient!”
“Superb coffee! Their bean selection is on-point and great roast. And the park and surroundings couldn’t be more perfect! You can grab a snack from this cafe or pack a picnic and enjoy while camping on the grass.”
“Lovely food, reasonable prices and comfortable atmosphere.”
“Had a great time , needs to improve little but rest all good.”
“Fantastic coffee — smooth and rich — and they asked if I wanted my banana bread toasted. I did. It was glorious. Crisp edges, warm centre, perfect pairing. It’s the little things that make a big difference.”
“Super yummy breakfast here! We had Plate 2 and Plate 3. Poached eggs, bubble and squeak total winners. Proper strong tea. Lovely space to sit. Great service. Fab location”
“Fantastic place, great food and good for children”
“Where do I begin? Out of 3 local cafes in my area the E9 cafe has given me the opportunity to actually write a positive review about. Now don't get me wrong, the other two cafes were 'okay' but that's not what I'm looking for in morning food hunt with the misses. The portion size was great, the E9 special English breakfast was not at all expensive and not burned. The staff are extremely nice and helpful, brang the tea and coffee right away and even the food waiting time was very minimal. Whatever you do wherever you go E9 cafe is the place to be!”
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