Café East

“Nice atmosphere, friendly service and AMAZING food and coffee.”

Niki Partsch★★★★

The clever aesthetics and friendly service set the perfect vibe! My burger was juicy and clearly made-to-order, and the sweet potato chips were seasoned and fried to perfection. For my co-diners, the Big Breakfasts were a hearty standout. Freshly squeezed juiced and coffee were quickly prepared and delivered. Plus, they don’t skimp on the extras; there are plenty of condiments available to customize your meal. An excellent brunch.

victor guerrero★★★★★

This little café near Mile End is one of those places that instantly puts you in a good mood. Yes, it is narrow and almost always busy, so you might need to wait a bit outside. But once you are inside, it is worth every minute. The space is warm, cosy and thoughtfully decorated without feeling forced. It has that genuine, lived-in charm that many cafés try to imitate without success. The menu is surprisingly broad for such a small spot. You can find sweet dishes, savoury ones, halal options, vegetarian choices and more. We ordered the Mediterranean plate, the Eastern Pan and the potato pancak

Dean Wincott★★★★★

The best place for breakfast, brunch or lunch in the East End. What a brilliant atmosphere with local art on the walls, chilled music in the background and a wonderful diverse clientele. The food is not only beautiful but of the highest quality and plentiful. If your are hungry try the beast from the east and don’t forget to try their smoothies

Silent TH★★★

Cafe East is a lovely little spot — beautifully decorated with a cozy atmosphere despite its small size. The service was excellent; staff were friendly and attentive throughout our visit. We ordered the Full House breakfast (halal option) for £14.90, which came with eggs, bacon, sausages, hash browns, baked beans, Portobello mushrooms, black pudding, plum tomatoes, and fried onions. Everything was cooked perfectly and tasted great, but the price felt a bit steep for what it was. Overall, it’s a nice place for a treat or special breakfast, but probably not something I’d go for every day. Woul