The Robin Craft Cafe

“Delicious juices, coffees, thai currys and cakes!”

SY Kwong★★★★

Recently checked out this cafe on Sheen Lane near East Sheen, and it’s super easy to get to—just a 10 min walk from the train station. They’ve got plenty of seating, including some nice outdoor spots, and the staff are really friendly. I grabbed a scone and a matcha, and both were pretty tasty. They also sell some cute handcrafted coffee mugs and other goodies. Overall, it's definitely a place I’d recommend!

Hapua Coffee Roasters★★★★★

Lovely little independent café with good Thai food (I had bahn mi) and delicious coffee.

Eve “Conway” Elliot★★★

Cute little cafe with a great atmosphere! I've been going there since it first opened. Past tense- marks 5/5. My favourites were Robush tea, beef curry or chicken red curry. However, I've experienceca big drop in the quality of the chicken *chewy* & granules instead of actual tea leafs in Rosbush tea. Lower quality & higher prices curry is now £14.50. Hence, 2* for food. Coffee is still good though, but it can be hit & miss re: cappuccino!

Rosi Petkova★★★★★

Charming little find – perfect for a cosy drink and bite. We stumbled upon The Robin Craft Café on a Sunday afternoon after a walk by the river, and what a lovely surprise it was! It’s in a convenient location and was one of the few places open at that time – a real hidden gem. The atmosphere inside is nice and a bit quirky – definitely on the more decorative side, but in a charming, creative way. The walls and shelves are filled with handmade pottery, cute cups (which look hand-painted), and other interesting bits and pieces. It adds a unique touch and makes the place feel personal and kind