Caffe Nero

Not to busy, nice lemon cheesecake.
There were some homeless people sleeping inside !

Stronger coffee than Starbucks and Costa but more expensive by 50p or so and small cups. Nice seating areas in most branches.

I came to this branch of Caffe Nero today, to take a break while having around London, and just to have a break, and a seat, after a long exhausting journey on the number 27 bus from Kensington Olympia.
I decided to opt for an iced drink, as pictured with coffee and caramel, it was quite expensive at £3.65 compared to the likes of Starbucks’ and I wouldn’t say it was worth it, although I did enjoy my drink.
They was a small selection of gluten free food for Caffe Nero standards and no newspapers and honestly should this store really exist? They is actually 4 of this same franchise on Tottenham Court Road.
The cream on my drink tasted very cheap, and the caramel was slightly over-​done and tasted more of a cheap coffee shop, compared to a big name.
I did enjoy my drink however it could of been considerably better. and this would of probably been done at Starbucks across the way at a similar or even cheaper price.
They is a disabled toilet here and seating is set over 3 parts: Outside, inside and then inside but up a few steps, I sat inside and the coach seemed to me as one you would normally see at a garbage site, which you would normally keep in a house. It was very old fashioned, like the store and honestly, seats as tatty as this shouldn’t be in the building which adds to the old-​fashioned feeling Caffe Nero gives. I don’t know Caffe Nero having any higher number of branches than they do in London — and if you are looking for your coffee fix, carry on along this road to Starbucks or another branch, as honestly this is old-​fashioned, with no newspapers and poorer ranges compared to rival chains in the Caffe Nero and Starbucks’ franchise.