Arlo & Moe

“Great local independent cafe with good quality food and polite staff.”

Alex Sayer★★★★★

Oh we loved it here. What a time we had. Sourdough toast, flat whites, tea, dirty dog breakfast, laughing babies oh yes. A great way to start a Saturday morning. Highly recommended- Zoe served us, she was lovely. Do go here you’ll never forget it

Charlie C★★

The food is fine, though a bit basic and lacking originality. However, the service and atmosphere are disappointing. Front-of-house interactions (tall man with grey hair) can feel unwelcoming, which creates a tense environment rather than a relaxed café experience. The décor also feels dated and shabby rather than charming. Overall, it’s not somewhere I’d choose to visit if there were better options nearby.

Danny Davidson★

I'm not sure. What to say about this place? So the whole idea of this shop, it says on the front, it is a coffee shop And when I went in there, as you can see by my photos, they were very busy and the food smell pretty good, but nobody in that shop could make me a coffee. Which for a coffee shop is terrible? That nobody can make coffee, not even an instant coffee.Nothing to warm me up

Ernestine Armitage★★★★★

Local Love & Laid-Back Vibes – Arlo & Moe, 340 Brockley Road, SE4 Tucked into the heart of Brockley, Arlo & Moe HG (short for Hilly Fields’ “Hare & Giraffe” location) is a neighbourhood café that’s earned a loyal following for its friendly service, comforting food, and relaxed atmosphere. The vibe is bright and cheerful, with mismatched furniture, local art, and a lived-in charm that makes it feel like a second living room. It’s the kind of place where kids are welcome, dogs are adored, and regulars are greeted by name. The menu is simple but satisfying, with a focus on breakfast, brunch, an