Parissi - Menu

A wonderful menu served by amazing people. Warmest of welcomes to a beautiful outside seating area. The food was amazing!

Great coffee with fresh orange and pomegranate juice followed by a choice of freshly cooked/prepared dishes make this my favourite place for lunch/brunch. It is worth paying a little more for great quality and a relaxed atmosphere.

Amazing!!! I have visited this restaurant multiple times and tried many items on the menu with different friends and family members. The attention to detail and flavors are outstanding. The coffee is also excellent and the staff is wonderful. This place is definitely a hidden gem.

I had two dishes I wouldn't normally choose. Both were excellent. Wonderful salad with loads of roast vegetables. Then a really exceptional Basque cheesecake not stodgy or clawing, but beautifully light and moreish. It's all home cooked you can see members of the team preparing the food it's original, and it's terrific quality.

The food at this restaurant is undeniably delicious, however, I must mention that the staff always come across as rude and unwelcoming whenever I visit. I understand that weekends can be busy, but they should make an effort to be more accommodating and polite towards customers. The staff often argue or speak rudely to each other, which negatively affects the atmosphere in my opinion. Additionally, the half-filled coffee I was served was disappointing.

Perhaps it's due to my Northern upbringing and expectations of fair prices, but I couldn't help but feel a bit surprised by the bill at this cafe. While the coffee and pastries were decent, they were not outstanding. We were charged nearly £20 for two cappuccinos, two cups of tea, and four pastries, which seemed a bit steep. It was also strange that we were directed to sit in the outdoor seating area when there were empty tables inside. Overall, it was a pleasant enough experience but definitely a bit unusual.

We called in for breakfast and were very pleased with our experience. The food was tasty, the staff welcoming and the garden was a lovely little spot to relax. We chose shaksuka and baked eggs, both were tasty yet the baked eggs had the edge. The garden area has been screened off from the rest of the car park to create a peaceful little spot to sit. We knew our dishes would take a while to prepare and had allowed plenty of time luckily as we were there for about 90 minutes. This was the most expensive brunch we've had for a while, probably because we followed the recommendation and added an extra to each dish, also the 12.5% service charge compounded that (I would usually choose to tip 10% .

I went on recommendation of a friend. Be aware of ordering anything with Pecorino Romano! I was served a very small portion with two miniature slices of bread (the end bits), a few sliced plum tomatoes, a quarter of an avocado, half an egg and a finger size layer of rocket...all for the modest price of £11.70. And no-one likes to be patronised. I was told that due to the high price of this particular cheese, everything was weighted and cost accordingly! Well, it didn't say this on the Menu, when I placed my order! So, the menu was misleading. I should have been warned in advance to make an informed choice! No apology, just made me feel small.. Having travelled and lived in Italy for the last...

Located a few doors down from Dogstar slightly away from the main Brixton village, it has several seats inside and a cute courtyard out back. I have been struggling to find a breakfast/brunch place that doesn’t just do eggs Benedict! The menu has so many choices from french toast, shakshuka to creamed eggs. Everything is freshly made and the gentleman who was working there was real friendly and engaged in conversation with all the customers. The deli counter with cakes, salads and sandwiches looked delicious, so I will be returning to sample these! The prices are a little steeper than some other places in Brixton with similar cuisines but the food is of a high quality. I would recommend gett...