Wilton Way Cafe - Hackney
Wilton Way Cafe
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Nestled near the bustling Broadway markets, this charming café offers a delightful escape with its relaxed atmosphere and quirky decor made from reclaimed materials. Renowned for its exceptional coffee and friendly service, patrons rave about the inviting ambiance and the attentive staff who remember regulars by name. Although the food menu is modest, it features tantalizing options like mushroom toast and perfectly ripe avocado on toast, all at reasonable prices. This hidden gem, with its eclectic vibe and an impressive soundtrack from London Fields Radio, promises a memorable experience whether for brunch or a cozy coffee break.
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Not far from the Broadway markets is this really funny little caffe. it is worth definitiw, for it good eating and really cool mood that goes with the neighboring. / the atmosphere is super relaxed and friendly. everything is from randomly old materials like wavy sheet and old wood that I really loved the tables. / the coffee was really good and delicious!
Beautiful place! amazing coffee, always banished amazing melodies and personal are friendly and smiling. beautiful feeling over the place and really a little jewel on a big little road in hackney. can not emphasize enough how good the coffee is, the personal had a definite training to the best of the coffee they use.
The coffee is very tasty and the service is friendly. The decor could use some updating, but the small size of the cafe makes its charming imperfections stand out.
Great coffee, great service! had a really delicious mushroom toast with chili flakes, absolutely delicious. london fields radio is also based here, so if they are happy enough to go when they live, there are really good music playing...Hindi abba everyone?
This is a cute little cafe amidst a surprising little cluster of interesting shops on an otherwise fairly residential and easily overlooked street. We had already had lunch so only had coffees which were good but the food menu did look really tempting and I'm not normally a fan of the sort of food served in coffee shops. It seemed very child friendly and only moderately hipstery.
