The Green Cafe

Eigentlich bin ich nicht so der Frühstückstyp aber ich denke hier würde ich durchaus nochmal Frühstücken.
Blackberry /​Banana Smoothie kann ich empfehlen.

What a great find! The staff was efficient and the food was fresh, creative, and a nice reprieve from fast food and pub food. If you are looking for a light lunch, consider splitting a sandwich (it was quite filling) and sharing their delightful soup or a cake.

I love The Green Café!
Lovely little café serving a whole range of food from fresh cakes and pastries, sandwiches, paninis, hot food (omlettes etc) and a brilliant selection of dessert treats (pancakes, waffles etc). And of course the usual selection of coffees, lattes, teas etc.
Great breakfasts (full english –or any combination!) and reasonably priced. In fact, my favourite place to come for a breakfast treat!
Only downside is that it’s quite small inside (so tricky to find a table if you’re a big group, but 4 or less people should be fine).

The food was fab, the selection was good — they even have gluten free bread. Friendly nice, café — somewhere between a greasy spoon and café — on the ethical coffee shop end of the scale.
I was there with a mother and new born child — and there seemed to be other children. I would say its baby friendly.
Few issues.
1. Pricing £1.30 extra for gluten free bread in an item where your switching out your bread type– seems a bit — tightfisted — and not very customer centred.
2. The staff we pretty slow, and passive. Very friendly — but not particularly enthusiastic.
Lovely food, I will attend again.

We live right around the corner from here, and this is our go-​to place for a special breakfast. It’s a small shop, but we’ve never had to wait, although we do tend to go early — well before 9:30 AM. I’m typically self-​conscious about my boisterous children in all small London eateries, but at Green Café we always feel welcome.
Although there is a mini-​breakfast option for the kids, mine always choose to have waffles, fresh-​made for each of them, hot off the iron, with one topping — honey, maple syrup, bananas, or strawberries. There are several other topping options, though many lean toward the dessert-​waffle variety. The nutella option is extremely generous, so you’re best off asking for it to be served on the side and spreading to taste.
I typically have the mediterranean breakfast, which includes chorizo, bacon, halloumi, mushrooms, olives, tomato, cucumber wedges, and a fried egg on toast. It’s quite generous for 8.50, and a nice twist when you want something different than traditional English.
My husband typically gets Maple Bacon, which is bacon with French toast. I haven’t tried it so can’t say personally, but it’s certainly his old standby.
All in all a really lovely little gem in Greenwich.

Cute little shop. Very small interior but decorated cute. As a family of four, we had risotto, omelettes, and veg chili. The boys loved the omelettes with ham and sausage and the risotto was better than delicious. The veg chili was spiced with Indian flavors. The on letters came with a salad with this unbelievable basil/​parm cheese dressing. The BEST thing ever is the fresh orange juice. I have never had juice this good in my life. And you get to watch the oranges get squeezed in the machine. Super yummy stop on the way to royal observatory. Service was slow but it was packed.

Quaint, but adequate size café, serving good quality food hearty breakfasts, and a good lunch selection. Good coffees and a good range of cakes.
Love this place, amongst the busy streets, this café pops you back to a slower place and pace, and be treated very nicely.
The staff are human, not robots, and are a pleasure.
Well worth stopping by, as I regularly do.