Caffe-in - Menu

Great coffee lovely brunch wine and smoothies. Comfortable seats relaxing music, friendly. Great place to drink ipa.

Sitting just opposite Hackney City Farm, the service and overall ambiance is rather inviting. On a hot day, the iced coffees are great. Interesting decor and OK prices.

The juice and food here are all fresh. It is a good cafe for breakfast. English breakfast and avocado toast are my favorites. Delicious and healthy! It is a cafe I like to go to while I am in London. View menu

The cakes at this restaurant are hands down the best in East London. They are delicious and made with love right in the kitchen. They were the perfect addition to our birthday picnic in the nearby Ion Square Gardens.

I have been to this restaurant in the past and always enjoyed it, but coming back after a few years, I found that it has gotten even better. I ordered a delicious hot wrap filled with sausage, egg, and cheese that was freshly made. The waitress who served me was very pleasant. They also had a fantastic variety of cakes that all looked incredibly tempting.

It’s a cute space but the black tea I ordered was horrible. First of all it’s a tea bag in a cup so no flavour. Second of all the hot water they used wasn’t hot enough for making tea... no love at all. Ladies at the café seemed nice but them and a guy were chatting non stop behind the counter so I couldn’t have relaxed time at all. They also left the door open although it was cold outside. I won’t go back again. View menu

At loss, for somewhere to eat, when I discovered Hackney Farm Cafe closed at 4.30pm I crossed the road and discovered Caffe-in, this establishment furnishings had me wondering what the origin of the food was. Curiosity got the better of me, and I asked for the menu, this I scanned and selected the Caffe-In Quesdilla, which is Apple wood smoked ham, peppers with onion cheese at a respectable price of £5.50 When it arrived it had small side salad, and I was pleasantly surprised with taste and value for money snack I had. I had can of San Pellegrino lemon, though there was a container with water for free.

The food here is delicious and the style is unsurpassed, however blighting what would be a great contribution to the cafes on Hackney road, the staff are very rude. There are no signs to tell you that laptops are not permitted in here over the weekend. Don 't worry though, because as soon as you have finished your food the staff will come over and tell you this. I spent £9.00 on this simple but well designed menu, thinking this would allow me to be in here for a while and respecting the businesses need to have paying customers filling this space. There was a long gap between me and the food arriving, which the female server did apologise for, however as soon as I had finished my food my empt...

I went to have breakfast after the flower market on a Sunday morning. I was looking for somewhere to sit and it was suggested that I should eat off of the (sloping lid of an upright piano. Purlease. I shared a table with some nice ladies. I ordered eggs florentine. Eggs florentine is a classic recipe you don 't buggar about with it. It came with a few raw spinach leaves. I remonstrated that eggs florentine was a classic dish involving cooked spinach. (Obviously one advantage of serving the spinach raw is that you have to provide much less of it . I was told that they were unable to cook the spinach(! . I was referred to the menu which said spinach as though thad had alerted me to the fact th... View menu