the riding house cafe

went here for quick breakfast and was surprised with the overflowing crowd. the staffs were friendly and orders were quickly served. loved my red juice and the recommended eggs benedict. agreatplace for breakfast and brunch!

but all said and done, this place will no doubt draw in the crowds. it hasgreatappeal. but i’m only going to give riding house café a 3/5 for food. harsh i know – it could have, should have been more – but chef, you really need to taste your food.

i went here for a birthday evening meal and it was excellent. an interesting menu and absolutely delicious food. i really recommend the chataeubriand to share, the meat is really good quality and wonderful sides to accompany. there was agreatatmosphere, nice lighting and a buzzy bar area which all added to the experience. i've heardgreatthings about the brunch and breakfast as well so will definitely be trying that out soon!

beautiful place to have a quick breakfast. good coffee andgreatmilkshakes and a delicious food. i had their eggs with fata cheese and french toast which both were really good served fast with no delay and the stuff were super friendly

really felt like a good brunch and this place was highly recommended. certainly lived up to expectations. had agreatcappuccino. food delicious. service quick. good food. atmosphere very cool and trendy. good decor. definitely recommend this to anyone. 10 out of 10 recommend #brunch #foodies

excellent breakfast andgreatatmosphere
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it's quite popular place for brunches so if you want to avoid the queue, i highly recommend you book before going...specially on weekends. the place is nicely designed with a big sharing table in the middle of the restaurant, facing the bar. i have ordered their royal benedict eggs that were lukewarm. coffee wasn't my favorite neither.

great vibe,greatservice but wasn't impressed by their food & beverage.

great name for a lovely cafe. good coffee, good ambience and agreatteam of people. love to work from there remotely and their cakes are pretty awesome too!

i made my first trip to the riding house cafe last weekend to meet some friends for brunch and a good catch-up. i was really looking forward to it. my mum actually owned one of the flats above the cafe in the 70s; just imagine how cool fitzrovia would have been then! i love this part of london. the place just oozes coolness; no expense spared or detail overlooked. it is beautifully designed. i imagine agreatspot for cocktails in the evening.

before a trip to london, i did a search for breakfast spots and came across to riding house cafe. it was close to my hotel, went there on weekday and easily found a table. second time, wanted to go there on sunday but it was full, so good to make reservation before go. pancakes and french toast is phenomenal. they don't have iced chocolate on the menu but i asked for it and they made it instantly! nice atmosphere,greatfood, lovely staff. definitely back again!

if there's one thing i love more than breakfast, it's being out of the office at a working breakfast and the best place for a working breakfast has to be the riding house cafe ongreattitchfield street.

if you go mid-week, you'll find tables filled with twentysomething media types brainstorming, networking and working on their big ideas and this day was no different, in fact abbey clancey was being interviewed by a journo on the very table next to me! (yes she's more beautiful in real life and no she didn't eat anything!).

 the menu at the riding house is pretty varied, you can go for sweet or savoury depending on whether you fancy pancakes or eggs - always a tough choice in my mind - and they do reallygreatsmoothies which are served in milk bottles. on this occasion, i opted for the avocado on toast with poached eggs - but i can also vouch for the buttermilk pancakes! and the chorizo hash browns....and the eggs benedict.....

very crowded and the seats weren't nice while we were there on a saturday morning. pancakes were really good and had agreatenglish breakfast! it's beautifully served and worth the money. there was hair in my pancakes though, so i got a new one, good service overall.

i love the idea of brunch. what perfect timing to eat, especially on the weekends when one is too lazy to get out of bed. i have been on the hunt forgreatbrunches in the london food scene and after much research, i discovered this cute, not so little restaurant. the riding house cafe shows off the desired quality of being on a quiet street but at the same time being located near a very busy and accessable place. you may  have heard of this busy place... oxford circus? anyway, it was a nice casual day. i had just flown into london so all i needed was a nice welcome greeting from the london food scene. it was saturday and the sun was still out so i thought to myself "why not brunch?" i went on a nice walk from chaotic oxford circus to calm thitchfield road and before i knew it i was in the restuarant waiting for fk to arrive. unfortunately she was running late so i had a lot of time to observe the restuarant decor and the people around me which is always a fun to do.  the restuarant ambience was very lively and had just the right level of background noise. not so loud that you have to talk over other people and not to so quiet that you're dying for some background music. the restaurant atmosphere is also dynamic in the sense that it suits different occasions. i could tell because there were groups of all kinds: couples, families, small friend groups and large friend groups. time flew by and fk arrived so it was time to eat! i ordered quickly as i had so much time study the menu. i decided to start with the small lobster benedict. i couldn't help my self; it was the first time i had seen this on a menu. this starter was pleasant but, with faults. i liked how much better the dish tasted with lobster compared to traditionally putting ham. also, the egg yolk gloriously poured onto the plate as i cut through the poached egg which is something i always look for. although it was for the most part a nice dish, it was too cold. i believe this was the main downfall of this di

i went there for brunch with a friend. everything was perfect from start to end. we've been given a table near the window, it was a rainy day, so it felt nice and cosy. the waitress was very attentive and provided us with advice when we were hesitating about our order. i ordered the pancakes, which were really delicious, one of the best pancakes that i've ever had in london. their cappuccino was notgreatthough, but it was okay.
the ambiance is very warm and cozy, and it seemed like a place to celebrate, because there was a table celebrating something next to ours.
the price was adequate, i paid around £14.
bottom line, i would definitely go back .

i really liked the ambiance of this place.. the interiors weregreatand same goes for the furnishing sector.
the service was also good it did not felt like that this place just opened. the waiters were extremely friendly and on the same part they were not obstructive at all.
the food was also okay.
i would love to visit this place again.