Pitfield - Hackney

Had a great need for caffeine and decided to come to the nearby pitfield cafe. pitfield lets them feel as if they enter a small garden, a shower with black green and bright floral colors. the atmosphere is very feminine and filled with light, so that they feel immediately at home at a place where warm and comfort. the latte was beautiful. nothing outstanding, in contrast to the beautiful decor, but it did the trick. I feel like the atmosphere is more likely to bring me back than the coffee itself!

How can they go wrong g with a lifestyle shop, caffe and exhibition gallery all into one? if they are in the opposite, this is one of the best places to take a few breakfast, lunch or coffee, I recombinant one of the flatbreads. go early to get them when they're fresh. they also have some lovely looking salads that I try to visit on my next visit. they want something heavier, they also make fresh made pizzas they have a series of exquisite pastries and gloomy, as far as my favorite are the macaroons. I was just disappointed by the tee. it was not better than her average supermarkettee, but significantly more expensive I was not particularly impressed by the staff...more

Highly recommended, for cold poached eggs which when complained about. were replaced with hot poached eggs which were clearly overcooked,...

Pitfield London marries a quirky East End cafe with a eclectic thrift store filled with unusual furniture, home ware and curiosities collected by Interior Designer Shaun Clarkson and displayed against bare brick and plank shelving alongside his eccentric design studio service.Pitfield is an assault on the ocular, whilst soothing you with scents of fresh coffee, cake and pastries. From the moment you enter you can 't decide which way to turn or if you should just stop at the entrance to admire the flower arrangements and seasonal delights that adorn the bustling double door way that never seems to stop swinging open with yet another crowd of eager bargain hunters and art collectors.You never know what you will find in Pitfield a new piece of furniture purchased on the latest series of 'Four Rooms , a celebrity or two grabbing a quick bite between photo shoots, a gaggle of LGBT students from the circus school across the street or a TV crew using the location as a colourful backdrop to a news cast or interview.Definitely one of the hip places in the East End to see and be seen. Prices vary, but for £10/head you can get lunch, coffee and a dessert that will leave you totally filled.

I actually work around the corner from here and have eaten here a few times. The food is always lovely and tasty and I love their array of flatbread and fillings but I do find the service a bit hit and miss. On my last visit the mug had a huge chip in it and when I asked for a new mug I had to wait until they had finished serving the que which meant my food was cold!