202 Café

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202-204 Westbourne Grove

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Tue Nov 30 1999

If you’re of the persuasion that breakfast should be about the glamour as well as getting a good feed, this trendy café will deliver. While frequented by many a Notting Hill celeb and monied ladies of leisure, it’s fortunate that the kitchen steps up a notch to impress. The French toast with maple syrup and bacon is a signature dish, but new additions to the menu include sweet potato, pepper and pancetta hash with a sunny-side up egg, and brunch items such as salmon and tuna skewers with mango and papaya salad.

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202 Café 202-204 Westbourne Grove
London
W11 2RH

Phone:
020 7792 6888
Opening hours:
Open 10am-4pm Mon, Sun; 8.30am-10pm Tue-Sat
Transport:
Tube: Notting Hill Gate tube
Price:
Breakfast for two with service: around £24
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1. 202 Café
  - 202-204 Westbourne Grove
    London
    W11 2RH
  - 020 7792 6888
  - 51.514473,-0.200531

Categories:
Food and drink
Facilities:
Eating and drinking facilities. On-site dining. Café. Restaurant and bar facilities. Breakfast. Brunch. Outdoor facilities. Tables outdoors
Occasions:
Meal times. Best for brunch. Best for breakfast. Eating out. People-watching

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(3 ratings)

The rudest staff I have ever come across in London. We came with buggy and were told to leave as they could not fit it in "safely". The assistant manager then ask one of my friends to 'take it outside'. Very poor and shameful....

Oliver Guttmann Sun May 5
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I went yesterday for brunch and besides having a reasonable queue they got us a table fairly quickly, around 20min. We asked the smoothie of the day (very good) and eggs benedict and royal. For the excessive price I was hoping for something bigger, with better quality and at least with some greens on the plate. In my opinion eggs any type should always have some sort of salad on the side, for aesthetical reasons and to cut the rich flavour of the eggs. The food is OK, but I think the brunch stuff is massively overprice. After paying almost £50 I was still pretty hungry. I'm not going back for sure, or at least for bruch.

Phillipa Mello Sun Feb 24
Rated as: 2/5
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