Labi’s

Near Fulham Broadway station. Had full English
BF here… the small version.
Very good prepared all freshly cooked and good ingredients where used.
Coffee from good quality to. Waiting staff quick
and efficient.
Highly recommend this place.

What a wonderful find in Fulham! Décor is perfection, service was outstanding and the food was unbelievable! For having zero expectations while wandering around the area for a Saturday brunch — this blew me away. I started with an almond milk latte — and it was one of the best latte’s I’ve ever had. Perfect balance of the sweet almond milk and the strong espresso. I then had one of their rustic breakfasts — it was a rosemary ciabatta bread slice topped with their homemade salsa (chunky tomatoes, onion, corriander), 2 poached eggs (perfectly done!) and drizzles of balsamic vinegar. Seriously — I’m craving this right now as I type! So yummy, can’t wait to go back!!!

I had high expectation for this place, because it has good reviews and serves «one of the best coffee of London» as advertised in one article, but I’m very disappointed by my brunch there.
I had the Belgian Royal: a waffle with bacon and scrambled eggs with maple syrup (it’s the «staff favourite») and my friend took the same thing except with pancakes, and we waited sooooooo long for our meals ! People arrived long after us and were served before us.
Finally, the plates arrived and it was good but not extraordinary: something I could have done at home. In the middle of my meal I asked for more maple syrup, the waitress said ok, but never came back and I had to finish my cold and dry waffle by itself.
It’s too bad, because we saw the meals of the other tables and everything seemed really nice. Maybe it’s a place for lunch and dinner but avoid brunch.
(One nice point: the coffee was good)

We came to this place and saw it emerge from it’s humble beginnings to the bright, airy and inviting local hangout it has become. This place is hands down one of the best casual brunch cafes we’ve been to (better than Caravan @ King’s Cross, and the Breakfast Club), with its exceedingly tasty food matched by their equally smiley service.
Exceptionally great value too, and one of the best additions for us Fulhamites. We are always proud to show off this establishment by bringing visiting friends here on lazy weekends if we organise a brunch session.
Labi’s efforts have not gone unnoticed, as now it can get quite busy at times but management has made sure service hasn’t suffered with the increased number of visitors. They even have a little play area for parents to entertain their young kids.
If you ever come to Fulham for any reason, be sure to swing by this place as you won’t be disappointed and I highly recommend their Fulham Filler.

This is a beautiful little café/​deli spot that gets wildly busy at the weekend. I’ve had a delicious brunch here and enjoyed a couple of great Chai Lattes. My only issue is that it’s a tad pricey and the service can be extremely slow at peak times. Nonetheless, it’s a solid local brunch spot.

Labi’s is a little restaurant and deli near Fulham Broadway underground station, just literally around the corner from my old office. The place looks beautiful and humble, with a lot of wood — it all feels somewhat natural and authentic without trying to be too fancy. A little detail that caught my attention was a map of London on the wall. It is a map from 1807,
, that I found interesting to look at as it shows how small London was just 200 years ago.
I started my lunch with a flat white, which was not perfect but okay, and it came with a nice cookie. The coffee was a bit too bitter for my taste — that might be due to the Italian touch of Labi’s.
The menu includes a range of different dishes, but I would say the focus is clearly on Italian food. I could not decide if I wanted to order pizza or pasta. The friendly waitress recommended the pasta, so I went with that. It was a delicious choice, I had really very tasty fettuccine alla bolognese.
I can certainly recommend Labi’s for the food and I think my (Italian?!) waitress was competent, friendly and very helpful — I always like when I get a good recommendation.

If you like good coffee, get yourself to Labi’s ASAP. Coffee is made perfectly, no tell tale signs of milk burn anywhere near coffee from Labis and goes down smoothly.
They do great breakfast/​brunch and have a little area especially for the children, which is lovely. Portion sizes are good and the food is fresh and seasoned perfectly.
The interior of Labi’s is so lovely, quirky and comfortable, you feel right at home (and as soon as you walk in, you have the urge to eat every single pastry in the window, they’re arranged so invitingly).

Awesome food, friendly staff, delicious pastries and the best coffee in Fulham, bar none! Seriously. It looks small but it isn’t. Huge seating area in the back. Pop in. Have a latte served with a real rosetta. Let me know what you think. And if you find better, you’ve got to tell me!

If you love having a local café to frequent, maybe so much it starts to feel like a second living room, then Labi is your place. After spending some time in a city, I always manage to find a favorite spot to grab a coffee and meet friends or do some work. Labi has definitely become that spot for my latest location in West London. I’ve consistently found myself walking far past the well-​known coffee chains to find a seat in this quirky little café and deli.
Mismatched antique style tables, chairs, and sofas invite you to sit down and stay awhile. The music selection is always interesting, but whether it’s Norah Jones or the Pulp Fiction soundtrack it always seems to feel right. The staff is exceptionally friendly and largely international, happy to give great recommendations or make cheerful small talk while you wait for your coffee.
The food is all organic and made fresh daily including salads, sandwiches, and lasagnas. They also have a breakfast and lunch menu for a more restaurant-​style dining experience. Brownies, cookies, tarts, cakes, pies, and various patisseries are well presented and practically irresistible (and I usually don’t resist!). Labi uses a nice espresso of high quality to create delicious coffee beverages, but the chai tea latte is one of the best I’ve had and has become my regular choice. There is also a wide selection of tea leaves to choose from to brew by the pot or cup.
It is the fusion of a casual café setting with the option for more traditional restaurant dining that makes Labi so unique. You can sit down with a coffee while doing some work for a couple hours, or stop by for a fun lunch with friends and feel entirely at place doing both. Anything goes, and, whatever it is, it goes well!