Cafe Floris

We went to have breakfast here before going to the Natural History Museum, we picked the spot mostly because it was less fancy and we really wanted an English breakfast.
The service was great and the food was exactly the solid, traditional fare we were hoping for.

Found this by browsing on the web. My wife & I had decided we would probably have the all day breakfast but decided against when we saw the menu. We both had an omelette, my wife with salad and myself with rice. We were greeted politely and were only waiting for the food for five to six minutes. It looked really nice and tasted even better. The price was a pleasant surprise too. No greasy transport café food here. Why it was not packed out on a Saturday with all the tourists about is beyond me, a real gem of a place and a credit to the staff. Well done, we will be back.
Pat & Graham
Deeping St James

We went across the street when Apero turned out to be closed. Café Floris was cheaper, had good food and fast service. We tried the special vegetarian breakfast and had black coffee on the side. Great value for money, and especially the veggie-​sausage was delicious!
There was no queue on a Sunday morning, and it made a perfect start to an interesting day at the museums. Only downsides were the lack of something special and lukewarm coffee. Will be back if I ever live in the area again :)

I came here the other day for a classic English breakfast before sending my friend off to Heathrow via South Kensington. This place is very casual with low prices and a menu you would expect from a very simple café or greasy spoon joint as we have in the US.
I would say it’s fine, but nothing amazing or particularly good. I’d say you get what you pay for here in that you’re going to get a basic meal that will satisfy your appetite, but won’t blow you away.
I’m not sure if I’ll be back as I prefer Muriel’s across the street and would rather pay an extra £3 or £4 for my meal and really enjoy it, but Floris is fine for a no-​frills meal.

We stopped for breakfast on the way to the science museum and Victoria’s and Albert’s museum. It was moderately busy, but they sat us right away. We both ordered the all day breakfast which came with coffee or tea and orange juice. The meal was huge and a good value. It was definitely decent and we got our food within 5 minutes of ordering. Fast, decent, and cheap!

My family and I were visiting London this summer and stayed at a nearby hotel, so we came here several times. It was very convenient, inexpensive, quick and good. Tried various of the breakfast and lunch items. Nothing particularly special that stood out, but also no complaints.

This place was terrible! We went because it was cheap and lets just say that you get what you pay for.
I ordered a sandwich, which was bland and tasteless. My husband ordered a meat pie, which was undercooked. The crust was doughy and mushy. This was surrounded by runny baked beans from a can.
The waitresses took their lunch breaks at the same time, so that we had to wait and wait for our bill. Finally we got up and went to the front to ask. Just as well, because our waitress clearly had no interested in serving us anyway.
The restaurant was crowded… not with people, but tables way too close together, so you had to squeeze around them to sit down.
Only people there, in the middle of the lunch rush, were parents with young children (ie. toddlers, that were playing with the food, more than eating it) and workers on lunch break. Somehow everyone else got the memo that this was not worth going to, except us!
There are many lovely restaurants in this area. Better to spend a bit more and get more as a result!