Battels Arts Cafe - HARROW

This arts cafe has a cute and charming atmosphere, but the food is overrated and quite expensive. I would not recommend going for a meal here as the price does not match the quality or service. The focus seems to be more on style rather than substance. The tea and coffee, however, are decent.

I really enjoyed this cafe. The welcome was warm and the food was delicious. The eclectic furniture, artist at work, and bookshelves added to the cozy atmosphere. It felt like a place where you could spend the whole day. Some customers were working on laptops, while others were enjoying brunch with their families or simply sitting alone or sharing a table with strangers. Everyone seemed comfortable and at ease. I imagine it would be even better in the summer when the outdoor seating is available.

This restaurant serves the best brunch in town. I love the West Indian and French crepes they offer, as well as their delicious seasonal hot drinks.

Revisited this café as I had a pleasant experience previously. The atmosphere and location are great and the staff are still just as friendly. I tried their Half English Breakfast this time and didn't have any complaints about the quality of food. The prices may seem quite high but I think it's to be expected somewhat for the location and that it seems to be an independently run café. I would happily visit again for a calm, pleasant experience. Everything about it makes you forget that you are situated in London.

£6 for a squash….cordial and water….£6! I mean that says it all but I will continue. The food portions were tiny, the sausages were skinnier than my little finger. There is something to be said for a venue which is antique and full of character….this isn’t it. It’s run down, the chairs are on the verge of collapsing and they clearly don’t wipe the dust from the sides. Oh and there’s no view to talk about out back, unless you like looking at a few houses partially obscured by trees.