Cafes & Coffee in Camden

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Kitchen Café

"What a relief to find an oasis like this amidst the arid wastes of the Finchley Road. Whether or not you like the decidely avant garde art of the gallery you are guaranteed to warm to the friendly service offered at the cafe. The food is delicious and tastes authentically home-made - no

Kitchen Café
Diorama Arts
34 Osnaburgh Street
London
Greater London
NW1 3ND
tel: 02079165468

The Last Word Cafe at The British Library

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The Last Word Cafe at The British Library
96 Euston Road
St Pancras
Greater London
NW1 2DB
tel: 020 7380 1933

Le Tea Cosy

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Le Tea Cosy
51a Regent's Park Road
London
Greater London
NW1 8XD
tel: 02074833378

Mario's Cafe

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Mario's is the best place to get breakfast in the area, it's located on probably one of the prettiest streets in Kentish Town and serves up good breakfast basics, including poached eggs and bubble and squeak. However, it’s not really the food that makes Mario’s it’s more the owners and atmosphere.

Mario's Cafe
6 Kelly Street
London
Greater London
NW1 8PH
tel: 02072842066

Melrose and Morgan

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Gorgeous homemade tarts and pies, flavoursome cheeses and all sorts of tasty treats are waiting to be devoured from this deli. Knowledgeable and professional service from staff. Great place to stop off. Thoroughly recommend this one next time you are in Primrose Hill.

Melrose and Morgan
42 Gloucester Avenue
Primrose Hill
London
Greater London
NW1 8JD
tel: 020 7722 0011

Mishus Bhaji on the Lock

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Mishus Bhaji on the Lock
250 High Street
Camden
London
NW1 8QS
tel: 07956 492 882

My Village

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this is a great place to stay! excellent smoothies and cakes and the curdish owner is very kind! brings me a slice of orange cake and a mango juice if you ever happen there!