It’s not the hippest joint in East London and it’s not hitting the mark on décor but if you are lucky enough to time your meal with a little bit of London sun and catch a table outside it doesn’t matter how it looks inside.

 

What impressed me was the extensive number of menu items that were intriguing- you will have try them out for yourself.  Juliette and I went for truffle mushroom benedict and the ricotta gnocchi. Both were scrumptious but not the healthy choice. It did satisfy the taste buds and there are lighter salad and sandwich options for those of you who are a little more fearful of decadence.

 

Remember:  if you choose wisely for the rest of the day and/or choose a salad with grainy bread or poached egg teamed with skimmed milk or black coffee you can reduce the impact your brunch while still getting the leisure and deliciousness that it provides. After all there's nothing better than good food with great company and a little bit of sunshine.