Royal Teas Cafe
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This is by far the best Cafe in the area. We've been coming here for years know and have never been disappointed. The cafe has got such a lovely and warm feel. And while it is down to earth the food is never boring. The service is very friendly and you certainly can't find any better value for money. What a shock to hear about a possible closure! That would be a crime against humanity. Surely there must be a dark and sinister motiv behind these efforts.
KEEP UP THE FIGHT!
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The Kaiser
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Food 10 | Service 10 | Atmosphere 10 | Value for money 10
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
I should have registered my affection for this place along time ago. It's the nicest cafe I've ever found. The food is delicious (the American breakfast is sooo satisfying, it will keep you going the whole day through) and is fantastic value (if you're hungry, you'll find the Cream Tea hard to beat). The sevice is unbelievable: everyone is warm and friendly and you're likely to be remembered on your return. I make the half-hour walk to this place as regularly as I can and every time, it seems to make my week. Oh, and keep up the fight against that petty councillor who lives above you who's trying to stop you from being able to cook on the premises, RT's. May you reign supreme as the finest cafe for all time!
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MF
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Food 10 | Service 10 | Atmosphere 10 | Value for money 10
Thursday, December 29, 2005
Royal Teas is one of my favourite places in London. Their hot chocolate is delicious as are their cakes. The atmosphere is very relaxed and you never feel rushed as you sit there reading the paper and stuffing your face. The food is excellent value with nothing costing more than £4.
If you're in Greenwich and want a coffee or a hot chocolate don't bother with Starbucks or one of the other chains go here. It is better and cheaper - how often can you say that?
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Peter Thornton
Monday, November 21, 2005




