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This café and deli (opened 2004) attracted fresh interest with the publication of owner Rosie Lovell's book, 'Spooning with Rosie', in summer 2009. The café is styled like a cross between boudoir and 1950s corner shop, but for many this enhances its quirky appeal.
A daytime-only operation, Rosie and her team serve breakfasts from scrambled free-range eggs with chilli jam (£4) to muesli with yoghurt and prunes or cinnamon toast.
Lunch options are focused around big sandwiches (£3.50) and filled ciabattas (£4.50); there are also salads, pies, and tarts. The deli aspect may look like window-dressing, but all items are indeed for sale.
In January 2011 the opening hours were extended from 9.30am to 7.30am, in a trial serving breakfasts for Brixton's early risers.
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Horrible horrible hot chocolate &don't get con with the organic display in the window,very miserable stuff & over price a salad with a slice of goat cheese £6.50 give me a break I thought I was in Brixton not Mayfair
i love rosie's. It makes me feel all happy and warm inside when i tumble in for a coffee at the end of a hard day at work.
Brixton Village, what an amazing and exciting place to eat and drink in the year 2011!!!
Rosie's though, sadly I would just avoid it as the quality and service recently have gone downhill ... shame
Great atmosphere and delicious food. One of the best spots in Brixton to grab a bite to eat.
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