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Cafes who are NOT members of YOU FOOD.
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Madeira Coffee Shop and Restaurant, Chalfont St. Peter
Restaurant and coffee shop with a wide range of menu options, influenced by Portuguese and Madeiran cuisine. New member of YOU FOOD. -
Balcony Café, bar and bistro, Worcester
A café, bar and bistro, upstairs in the Art Gallery and Museum, run by the Little Ginger Pig company, serving breakfast, brunch and lunch, or just tea and cakes. -
Riding House Café, brasserie restaurant, London W1
Gastro-pub style Mediterranean influenced food, in a "Lower East Side" New York-style brasserie, open all day, breakfast to dinner. -
Leaf on Bold Street, teashop and bar, Liverpool
Teashop and bar located in the heart of Liverpool city centre, serving up wholesome food and countless varieties of loose-leaf tea. Open from 9am for breakfast. -
The Windlass Café and Restaurant, Stourport
A traditional café, open for breakfast and lunch only, 10am until 4pm, that serves a wide range of drinks, specials, snacks, traditional and contemporary food, and cakes, with roasts at the weekend. Occasional evening opening for special nights, such as Valentines and Halloween. -
Okan, Café, London SW9
No frills Japanese-style street café, with a concrete floor and wooden stools to sit on, serving authentic Japanese street food. Open lunchtime on Wednesday to Sunday, and Thursday and Friday evenings. Under £20 a head. Cash only. -
Central Market, Restaurant, Glasgow G1
Straightforward British / Scottish food, cooked well. Serves breakfast, and has an oyster bar. Modern décor with tiles, metal and mirrors, and tall windows, making the place very light inside. -
Polpo, Italian and American restaurant, London W1
Traditional Italian and American food, using high quality ingredients in a Venetian bàcaro style. Owners: Russell Norman and Richard Beatty. -
Mishkins, Jewish deli, London WC2
They call themselves "a kind of Jewish deli with cocktails". Owners: Russell Norman and Richard Beatty. -
Delhi Grill, Indian restaurant, London N1
Delhi Grill is bringing the "dhaba" experience to London. An informal canteen with small tables. Minimal but diverse choice. Serves tandoori wraps at lunchtime from their market stall outside. -
Za Za Bazaar, buffet restaurant, Bristol
Britain's largest restaurant, seating 1000 people. Set price, buffet at numerous food "stations" with food from around the world. -
Fego Caffé, café, Gerrards Cross
One of a chain of 6 in West London, and west of London counties. Brunch, salads, sharing platters, burgers, omelettes, sandwiches, wraps. Closes at 5pm, or at 3pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays. -
Bel and The Dragon, Restaurant, Godalming
Bel and The Dragon Restaurant, Bar and Coffee-house is within a former Methodist Church with grand stained glass windows and high vaulted ceilings. A refurbishment has brought the building back to life, with a bar offering everything from coffee to cocktails. Seating is over two floors. -
Peli Deli, coffee shop, café, Wirksworth
Delicatessen, coffee shop and café. The county’s reigning ‘café of the year’, Peli Deli offers fresh home-made sandwiches, pannini and salads using the finest local produce around. -
The Haven, Café, Edinburgh
Highly rated café serving all-day Scottish breakfast which is excellent value for money, or more healthy breakfast options, plus cakes and sandwiches. Bright, yellow brick interior. Run by Natalie Kwek. Closes at 5pm. -
Ottolenghi, patisserie, delicatessen, London SW1
Patisserie and delicatessen. Takeaway with one communal table at the back. Orders taken for collection, or delivery by taxi. -
French & Grace, Café and Restaurant, London SW9
Small Moroccan café / restaurant within the old Brixton market, serving Moroccan street food (and British desserts), with just three tables inside and two outside. -
Rochelle Canteen, London E2
British food in an interesting setting. Al fresco dining when the weather is warm. British cooking to a reasonable standard, with some exceptional dishes. -
Brunswick House Café, restaurant, London SW8
Café / restaurant serving limited menu, British food with a difference. Some genuinely original dishes. Ex grandiose ballroom and music hall, with outdoor sun terrace surrounded by statues. -
Turl Street Kitchen, canteen, Oxford
Good value canteen serving comfort food, well-cooked. Popular with students, lecturers and families. Deep sea blue walls, and exposed floorboards. The sausages and the faggots come highly recommended, as do the desserts. -
Fego Caffé, café, St John’s Wood
One of a chain of 6 in West London, and west of London counties. Brunch, salads, sharing platters, burgers, omelettes, sandwiches, wraps. Closes at 5pm on Mondays, or at 4pm on Bank Holidays. -
The Tangerine Dream Café, London SW3
British food, in a fantastic location in Chelsea Physic Garden. Al fresco dining available. Open: 1200 to 1700 Tuesday to Friday, 1200 to 1800 Sunday, and Wednesday evenings for dinner. Closed 31st October through to 30th April. -
José, tapas bar, London SE1
Tiny tapas and sherry bar, serving the best of fresh produce from the morning's markets, which tends to get packed and crushed at peak times. Chef: José Pizzaro. -
Benedict’s Store, café, delicatessen, Beaconsfield
Benedict's Store is an independent quality-focused café and food store selling in-house-made sandwiches and salads, artisan coffees and baked goods, freshly made juices, bottles, jars and dry goods for your store cupboard, locally sourced fruit, vegetables, eggs and "little morsels", plus a small range of household goods. -
The Wolseley, café-restaurant, London W1
Café-restaurant in the grand European tradition located on Piccadilly in a Grade II listed building. Serves breakfast from 7am (8am Sunday). Chef Lawrence Keogh. Very well cooked traditional fare, not fussy or pretentious. Daily specials. Lively atmosphere. -
Fego Caffé, café, Sunningdale
One of a chain of 6 in West London, and west of London counties. Brunch, salads, sharing platters, burgers, omelettes, sandwiches, wraps. Closes at 5pm, or at 4.30pm on Sundays and 4pm on Bank Holidays.
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