e. pellicci

i think this place should definitely be on your itinerary if you are planning to visit london.
the location is at the far end of the city and for many may seem inconvenient but let me tell you the bus stop is right in front of this place.
the crowd mainly comprises of the locals and the ambiance is fairly good. the value for money though is great and the menu offers some really good food.the food is wholesome and my order of english breakfast tasted wonderful and filling.
a good experience.

this place has a special vintage air to it and no wonder it still has good business. the place although small is made with good care and transcends local cafe vibe. this place has a traditional appeal with the fact the it is family run and so seems warm and authentic.the service then is extremely amicable and hospitable.
although the place is generally busy, the waiting time isn't so long. on to the food, the dishes are served in appropriate portions and they use fresh ingredients making them taste incredible.
highly recommended!

this place is warming and extremely relaxing. it is owned and still operated by same family who has served artists like gilbert and george, gangster kay brothers and has such a beautiful decor that entices you to come back all the time. we ordered lasagna, so delicious and most authentic. their breakfast menu is divine. do not pass this place, go inside!

i had some great food here. i came for a breakfast and it was the best i have had in so long. the breakfast portions were so large that it lasted me all day and i felt full. the best bit was that, it was cheap and not in the least expensive. the staff were very warm and helpful.

my experience at this place was very pleasant.in fact i quite like the place and if ever in the location would definitely want to check it out again.
the staff is very sweet and humble and were not annoyed even when we dropped in really late for breakfast. with the menu, we did not have any sky high expectations but here again we were pleasantly surprised.
all of my fellow companions simply loved their orders. the prices too were very appropriate.i totally loved the place and would definitely want it keep running.

i went to this place for breakfast and must say that i had an amazing one. the atmosphere was quite lovely and the food was also very well-prepared. this place also has some stunning views. the quality of the food was top notch and the portions served were quite generous. the staff also offered us some bread pudding as freebies.

i, along with my partner, visited this place for breakfast. we had sausages, hash browns, bacon and coffee. the entire breakfast was quite good and pretty wholesome. the quality of the dessert was also impeccable and we enjoyed our time there. i suggest you all to give this place a visit.

the place offers traditional italian cuisine. the food is comforting, delicious and very appetizing. it is authentic yet seems to be home-cooked. the food is also very reasonably priced. the staff is hospitable and friendly and will make sure you're having a good time. i would definitely recommend this place.

a place which was on top of our wishlist after reading numerous positive and raving reviews about this place! and gladly it did not disappoint! to begin with, the staff is amazingly humourous and chatty without being intrusive, immensely pleasing service! the place was without doubt one of the best been to off lately. highly recommended!

this place is an introduction to english breakfasts to all non british people visiting the neighborhood. the service is friendly. the menu is elaborate with eggs, bacon, toast, chips, beans and much more. the prices are a little steep but for the experience, certainly worth it. the place is very crowded and the atmosphere is lovely.

converted. e pellicci made an enthusiast for life today on my first visit when i entered the packed and lively cafe, cozied up to share a table with a regular (almost everyone else in there was known by name) and had a excellent cappucino and an impulse cup of perfectly delicious minestrone. after i mistakenly let in two more guests after 4pm closing time, thinking the waitstaff had accidentally locked the door, i got up to pay--under £5. the waiter asked me about myself and learning that i am a new arrival to the city, he wrapped up a free piece of bread pudding ("a traditional east end specialty" he said) by way of a welcome.

there is a place in the middle of bethnal green road, where your dreams finally can come true: can you imagine to have the most incredible english breakfast you have ever had, while you are drinking a real italian coffee? and if i say a real one, believe me, it is! you can recognize the heavenly smell just crossing the street, before getting in the cafè!

this lovely "greasy spoon" has been run by an italian family since the 1900s.

with his strong cockney/italian accent, nev, as the customers call him, welcomes you with his kind and friendly smile and makes you feel at home, serving you comfortable food made by his mother.
this east end institution, which has fed gangsters and civilians, poor and posh, nowadays it's attended not only by artists and cool guys from the area, but also by old regulars who used to go there before going to school and now they use to bring their own children to eat the same breakfast they had few years ago. people queueing for hours during lunch time, who instead of complaining, start speaking to each other.

what's more is that pellicci is the only one of london's classic italian caffs to have achieved grade ii - listed status! if you look at the grade ii listed facade, you will see an e.emblazoned in chrome upon it which stays for elide, pellicci matriarch's name.

what i love about pellicci is the courtesy of the owners and their humble manner of serving customers. they won't make you go away without giving you a slice of bread pudding made by mamma maria, as the children who come to the cafe call her!

another fab breakfast with mr. thompson (@awft). great cafe with character!