Oxleas Cafe - Speisekarte

Coffee terrible. Bacon sandwich horrible. Sadly gone down hill. I hadn’t been here for quite some time. I won’t be returning

Terrible service today, lots of staff in kitchen and at till, not particularly busy outside, seats and tables available. BUT service was terrible, had to chase our order up 3 times!!!!!

Went for a walk in the area and stopped for lunch unfortunately, the food was terrible. Dry, tasteless, packed in a wrap which was hard and cold. Unfoerunately not the best place for food.

Quick meeting….coffee disgusting…egg and bacon sandwich with cheap produce…bacon fatty…..expensive and not worth it….take your own and enjoy the views….I will never step into the cafe again..!

This was our first time visiting this cafe. The carrot cake was the best we've ever had, and the portion size was very generous. The prices were very reasonable, and the views were lovely. We highly recommend this place.

Opening times listed as until 5pm but my husband and we got there just after 4pm to find food already stopped and only takeaway coffee available (other than cakes). We were told our dog was allowed in the seating area outside even though there is...

This family-friendly restaurant boasts the friendliest and most hardworking staff, all set in an extraordinary location in one of the most charming, yet undiscovered areas of South East London. Situated next to Shooters Hill Road, a setting famously mentioned by Dickens in Tale of Two Cities, this restaurant is a hidden gem worth exploring.

We parked our car at 1:45 took some photo video around the cafe’, we got in the hut bought 2 dishes 3 drinks. 2 girls served us warmly efficiently. $7.00 per person for delicious hot f d, definitely well worth it. We sat inside the hut, as we’re not that used to outside windy cold. By 2:00 it’s a busy lunch session for the cafe’. I’d noticed there’re a few Asian customers. Wish more local tourists can have nice experience in Oxlae as we did. As my 3rd visit to London in 6 years, condition of public toilets of hot places have been far from satisfactory.

I have dined at this restaurant several times and have always received excellent service and delicious food. The menu is diverse, the prices are reasonable, and the food is consistently good. The kitchen is small, so there may be a wait at times, but the staff always do their best to serve you promptly. This establishment is more of a cafe than a restaurant, so it's important to be patient. The views of Kent are stunning, particularly on a sunny day. If you've had a negative experience in the past, I recommend giving it another try as everyone has their off days.