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Address: 94 High Street, Beckenham BR3 1ED, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 8249 7949
“Baylee was so friendly. The açai bowl was lovely too!”
Address: 440 Upper Elmers End Road, Beckenham BR3 3HQ, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 8658 8999
Website: surhe.top
“Nice little spot in the park court yard brilliant for dog walkers and visitors. Nice menu serves stone baked pizzas with a few to choose from. Breakfast buns and a nice selection of drinks. Ice cream counter that also serves special dog ice creams. Very nice staff all the food is fresh and they have a selection of cakes and bakery goods. Well worth a stop”
Address: Beckenham BR3 1SY, United Kingdom
Website: thehomesteadcafe.co.uk
“We had a wonderful meal last night. The food quality was exceptional. Service was very good, very polite. Very good value & lovely clean environment. Only thing missing was a bit of background music maybe… but I would recommend 100%!”
Address: 13B Bromley Road, Beckenham BR3 5NT, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 8650 4666
Website: in2papadam.com
Address: Station Approach, Beckenham BR3 1HY, United Kingdom
“From the moment you step inside, the aroma of freshly ground coffee and buttery croissants wraps around you like a cashmere scarf. The interior? Think sun-drenched nooks with velvet armchairs, vintage bookshelves, and fairy lights that twinkle like captured stars. It’s Instagram-worthy without trying too hard. I ordered the lavender honey latte and the avocado toast with poached eggs and truffle oil—and let me tell you, my taste buds threw a party. The latte was silky, floral, and perfectly balanced (not a hint of soapiness, which is a lavender crime I’ve suffered elsewhere). The toast? Crispy sourdough, creamy avocado, eggs cooked to runny perfection, and that truffle oil… chef’s kiss. Portions are generous but not overwhelming, and every ingredient screams quality. The staff? Absolute angels. My barista, Leo, noticed I was sketching and brought over a tiny complimentary matcha madeleine “for inspiration.” Service this thoughtful should be illegal. Even the playlist—lo-fi jazz with a sprinkle of French pop—feels”