Reviews
What Olivia Hunter likes about Curio Cabal:
curio cabal is a brilliant little spot in haggerston, right above the bridge that crosses the canal. in the corner of a series of buildings, the inner is small, but not cramped, with lots of natural light, there is an intimacy that is beautiful to small coffee rolls or catch up. as haggerston, the inner naturally has the necessary, slightly incomplete aesthetic, and each table is decorated with highly inscribable suc... View all feedback. What Logan Green doesn't like about Curio Cabal:
I wish I could say that I loved Curio Cabal another trendy, quirky, cool cafe in Haggerston but my latest visit there left me incredibly underwhelmed We visited on an early Saturday afternoon, in search of a late lunch and enquired about the soup of the day and the selection of sandwiches, which were all met by a rather vague and unenthusiastic response. Undeterred, I ordered the soup "asparagus and ... some other ve... View all feedback.
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The sweetest little caffe on the kingsland road. locally to me, so throw away a stone to get a coffee. they also have a nice small terrace and some Wi-Fi if the...
read moreI give curio cabal a quite solid review here that I think is very justified by the amazing food offered by ta ta ta ta here. as I understand, it began as a kind...
read moreGood coffee, very nice brunch and friendly staff. The home made baked beans are really good. Also a great place to bring your laptop and work.
Curio cabal is a brilliant little spot in haggerston, right above the bridge that crosses the canal. in the corner of a series of buildings, the inner is small,...
read moreThe atmosphere is beautiful and I enjoyed the baked eggs, but the reason why I give curio cabal a is because the service is slow it makes little to separate fro...
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read moreCurio Cabal, nestled in Haggerston, boasts a charming atmosphere with its retro decor and ample natural light. The cafe has garnered attention for its fusion food offerings by Ta Ta Ta Ta, a permanent fixture specializing in Chinese and Portuguese cuisine. While the ambiance is inviting and the baked options receive praise, service tends to be slow, and menu responses can feel vague. Some visitors have reported less than ideal food experiences, leading to mixed reviews. Despite its potential, Curio Cabal currently straddles the line between trendy charm and the need for a more polished experience.