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if they want to experience a complete cross-section of the iondon population, they go to the channels. There, along the narrow paths that cross the city, like the feet of the crow on the face of a tired old man, they will see the demographic capital in all it View all feedback.
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at the arrival I was unsurpassed to see the amount of “cool” punters that looked like artists – probably residents or workers in a nearby art gallery. I was also not surprised to see that the bank was full to the brazen on what seemed l View all feedback.
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Last update : 07.05.2022
Cute little channel side café. great for the summer when they can take a place outside, but also to watch beautiful in the rain through the large open glass windows. eating is simple and not too expensive. breakfast is my fave with eggs on toast, granola etc. they have a good choice of cake as well as for a tea or coffee break on the afternoon.
At the arrival I was unsurpassed to see the amount of “cool” punters that looked like artists – probably residents or workers in a nearby art gallery. I was also not surprised to see that the bank was full to the brazen on what seemed l
If they want to experience a complete cross-section of the iondon population, they go to the channels. There, along the narrow paths that cross the city, like the feet of the crow on the face of a tired old man, they will see the demographic capital in all it
I'm so glad there's no camera on my handlebars filming my face prints when I ride around london. I am not a naturally born cyclist. I am a foot on solid floor girl. (Don't let me swim. although I like floating espec
Situated right on the canal, this little cafe is a stonesthrow away from the Broadway Markets. Tucked into an apartment block it is tiny inside, most of the seating is outside and we happened to come at the perfect time at 3pm to get a table in the fleeting sunlight. Apparently its super busy over lunch and mid morning so either get up early or mid afternoon The atmosphere is laid back and relaxed and a great place to slowly sip at your coffee in the sunshine The coffee was good, the food simple but delicious. I just had eggs on toast and they eggs were cooked perfectly!
Towpath Cafe, located by the canal in East London, is a hidden gem popular among locals and art enthusiasts. The small and cozy cafe offers simple yet delicious dishes, with a focus on sustainability by not providing takeaway options. The cafe is busy during peak times, so arriving early is recommended to secure a table. The food is of high quality, bursting with flavor, and the friendly staff provide excellent service. The atmosphere is laid back and inviting, perfect for savoring coffee and pastries in the sunshine. Overall, Towpath Cafe is a must-visit for a delightful dining experience along the canal.
Last update : 03.11.2023
We walked from Kings Cross getting a bit confused when the canal goes underground thru Islington but helpful locals set us on the way down Chapel Market across Upper St to the resumption of the towpath. The cafe is another mile. Not too big a place but even on a Saturday, the queue was 10 15 minutes for canal side picnic benches. Brunch menu, including a very tasty tomato masala dal. The canal itself is rather murky, it must be said. Still, unique place, worth the effort to find. Walk a few hundred yds east to Kingsland Rd for bus to London Bridge.
Loved our grilled cheese and quince sandwich but no bathroom at the restaurant, is not considerate of Customers purchasing coffee, tea, wine and the like. Service was indifferent.
The food was of high-quality, with every dish bursting with flavor. We received a warm welcome and the service provided by the staff was both friendly and professional.
Went to Towpath, very busy, that’s fine.. a couple were really sweet and sad do share our table, polite. Friendly, warm. Then the most arrogant waiter comes over and says you cannot sit here,.. I explained we invited … his response I’m in charge of these tables, not them, you have to move. Nice!!! No matter how good the food may be as a little charming oasis in very tatty part of east London, the staff are not EAst Enders, their superior attitude probably is better off in the shires! If you want nice food AND nice service, and be served by nice people, I suggest swerve this place.
The flavors in every dish at this restaurant were outstanding, with unique and complementary ingredient combinations. The staff was friendly and attentive, despite the slight delay in service due to the busy atmosphere. The cozy, rustic ambiance and peaceful canal-side setting added to the overall experience. This was my first time dining at Towpath Cafe, but it certainly won't be my last. I urge others not to be discouraged by any negative reviews.
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