Reviews
What nomodconstraveller likes about Polly's:
I only had beans on toast and tea, so can 't comment beyond that re dishes, but it was good value, the guy was charming and tea was 'proper ' loose, not bag and served in a teapot not a cup, now sadly more the norm. A welcome place after big London hike. View all feedback. What Clare T doesn't like about Polly's:
It was empty for a reason . . Very sad as I used to come here many years ago and it was delightful. Place was dark and grubby, loo was shocking. Scrambled eggs were pale, watery and tasteless. Juice tasted as if out of a carton. Not sure how this place survives given the other lovely options on South End Green. View all feedback.
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This place is cosy, and cheap too. The food is really yummy. Pat has been there for so long, the place would not be the same without her. If the man is serving,...
read morePopped in for a catch up with a work colleague. I had a lovely lentil soup which was hard to pick but out of the three fabulous choices. A lovely lady served us...
read moreSmall, lovely ole fashioned one of a kind place.. not many of them left now due to the ‘ big boys ‘ Great fry up, good price, what’s not to like !?
I've been in this lovely cafe for a quick break in the afternoon. I had a slice of Carrot Cake and it was delicious, the best I've ever had! I really suggest th...
read moreStumbled on this place by chance. Lovely family cafe and very welcoming. Most amazing lentil soup with a shared brochette. The desserts looked fantastic but ala...
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read morePolly's Cafe in Hampstead attracts a literary crowd and locals, with a vintage style and cozy ambiance. While some mention it may need a deep clean and modernization, others praise the friendly service and delicious food options. Overall, it's a charming spot with character, offering a varied menu and a warm welcome to visitors. Whether you're in the mood for a full English breakfast or a slice of carrot cake, Polly's is a pleasant place to relax and enjoy a casual meal. With the potential for improvement in service and cleanliness, it remains a favorite among those seeking a unique cafe experience.
I popped in here for a quick snack and wasn't disappointed. The guy who was serving was really friendly and unlike what another reviewer said there was definite...
read moreThis small cafe has an old-fashioned charm with simple food and service. While the toilets may not always be up to par, it's a refreshing change from the modern...
read moreIt was empty for a reason . . Very sad as I used to come here many years ago and it was delightful. Place was dark and grubby, loo was shocking. Scrambled eggs...
read moreWe were frankly shocked. We entered this place, which looked cute enough, and sat at a table. We ordered poached eggs (with bacon salmon). The owner was rude, h...
read moreChains and faceless soulless cafes are taking over. But Polly’s is still here. Directly next to Hampstead Heath and near the Overground station, it’s a must vis...
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read moreNice small tea rooms well opposite the heath and the train station. simple but tasty eating and friendly staff make it a beautiful place back.
Really polite owners and the caffe itself looked like a great place to hide and eat delicious food. we went to eat in the park and ended with vegetarian breakfa...
read moreReally polite owners and the caffe itself looked like a great place to hide and eat delicious food. we went to eat in the park and ended with 2 vegetarian break...
read moreLong established with the literatii. I mean people who want to read the papers (her or murdochs) or chat peacefully in a relaxed environment. a lot of space for...
read moreWhat a fantastic little caffe. I had the Veggie breakfast and it met the place like the fleshy ones on the day. the dame that served me was friendly and attenti...
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