Ozone

Agree on second till - really needed. Been open nearly a year so time to put that right

Don't believe the hype. Food is just decent, but things like olive oil already in my toasts with butter and jam are confusing, not very good taste and extremely heavy too. Prices are ok. All the rest is average, starting with the service. These guys need better training, care more for little things (very hot water glasses, no salt in the tables, no cuttlery or napkins, and "organic" juices that come from some unknown source with to bright colours and are served with ice by default) Worst part of all was the sense of "chain" restaurant, with a dubious taste for music and annoyingly noisy. It is also quite dark unless you sit by the windows. All in all, not worth getting out of your way.

I've finally given up on Ozone. I've brunched there three times, grabbed a coffee on countless mornings. My first brunch was scrambled eggs on toast - decent - but let down by the measley two mushrooms that I bought for an extra 3 or so pounds. On my next visit I had scrambled eggs again, not bothering with the sides. The eggs were so dry that I had douse them in ketchup (not ideal). On my third and final visit I had the most tasteless omelette of my life. I gave up after eating a third of it, but the waitress did not ask why. Ozone is a nice-looking cafe. The coffee is ok, but the food is such a let down that I won't spend any more money on it. There are far nicer cafes in the area - Salvation Jane's just around the corner shows promise (although the service needs work) - and although live very close to Ozone I'll happily walk an extra ten minutes to Workshop Coffee for my future weekend brunches.

Been 5 times and the flat whites have been perfect every time - very rare to find in this neck of the woods. The food is spot on, service with a smile, great interior and brilliant atmosphere. Best cafe in London hands down.

Visited just after it opened and loved it. The coffee was excellent, I didn't realise I missed NZ coffee so much. Had the eggs benedict and it was really tasty. Just a pity that it is on the other side of London otherwise they wouldn't be able to get rid of me.

Loved it! Visited recently when in London and thought the coffee was amazing (although admittedly I had the trditional flatwhite). Atmosphere was fabulous and the granola (which I think of as muesli) was gorgeous and so filling I couldn't finish it. Loved the kiwi touches in the bathroom and cushions in the booths. Will return...

Went to Ozone today for Brunch- was brilliant. Nice interior, fantastic food and lovely staff. Slightly expensive, but nothing too bad at all and the quality of the food is great. The kitchen is the centre of the room and is completely open which makes a great viewpoint. Well worth a visit.

I cannot understand the hype for this place. The location is indeed interesting but I could not find the coffees special at all. We have also been very unlucky with the service as the waitress was very rude and unwelcoming, despite we have been polite and did not do anything to upset her (the other waiters looked more friendly though). Overall, I just think it is another coffee shop, with a good location, but nothing special about beverages and food

i strongly disagree with the reviewers comments - to me their filter coffee offering is strongly dosed - certainly compared to other top level specialty coffee places such as notes, tapped and packed and workshop. one of the key things you'll note at top level places, is the filter is served at a lower temperature than mcdonalds and the like - the brew temperature is optimised to get the most out of the coffee. and often aeropress in particular, is brewed cool. i think 3 stars is a bit rough. the environment is amazing, as is the service. the food and coffee are a whole shebang better than an average cafe.