The Refectory Southwark Cathedral

Very expensive and no gluten free options. Not much child friendly food either. When asked about gluten free staff were not very helpful or polite. Not a good experience and I still hungry.

First visit since the new people have taken over. 1 mocha, 1 latte, 1 piece of vegan banana bread-nothing special and 1 almond croissant- £17.90.What an absolute rip off!!!! Won't be going there again. SHAMEFUL!!!!!

We have visited The Refectory on several occasions which offers light lunches, cakes and various hot and cold drinks. It offers a outside seating on a summer’s day in a haven of quiet in a busy area. The only real negative side are the toilets which are down a flight of stairs and despite a notice that they are checked regularly are messy with overflowing sanitary bins. Speisekarte ansehen

A refectory refers to a dining room in a church or monastic institution. The Southwark Cathedral is an ancient church, it is likely that William Shakespeare and his company worshipped here. The Refectory at Southwark Cathedral is open during the day. It serves baked goods and hot meals, and delicious coffee. It' certainly well worth dropping in if you are in this area, south of the Thames.

£13 for two cafe lattes, oen sausage roll and a raspberry jam doughnut. Probably the nicest dougnnut I have ever tasted. Delicious dough, fried to perfection and the jam like freshly crushed rasberries. But the doughunt was £4! Really nice cafe. UIt uis now called (or was when we arrived) The Breadahead Bakery at the Southwark Cathedral Cafe. Very pleasant however, and a million times ncier than the hard Sky Lounge gthat we went to in the afternoon.

Rejigged and changed furniture but still a peaceful and benign cafe. The previous wooden furniture has gone especially the large long group table(s) that was down the middle. The replacements are a bit utilitarian and some small banquette seats have arrived but more importantly the food and drink is still good value and tasty. The space is perfect for braking off from the trail downstream along the south bank or of hectic journeys through London Bridge station. Speisekarte ansehen

I've always enjoyed coffee at the cathedral cafe in the past . A lovely warm refuge on a cold day . However I was rather disappointed on my last visit. 6 quid for heinz 57 variety vegetable soup a slice of bread and small amount of butter. Whilst perfectly acceptable and pleasant food in a not for profit cafe, I'd expect something better for the price charged. Add a hot drink to the meal brings price just shy of £10. Disappointed with new concession running the cafe.

This cafe is an old haunt of mine and has been revamped several times over the years, but its latest re jig has resulted in making it worse and not better. The range of food has been cut dramatically and the prices have been increased also dramatically! I had what was advertised as pepper, carrot, and chickpea curry with rice which was just the ingredients in a sauce that was completely bland, not a curry at all, with no trace of any spices, and the dish was luke warm. My companion's quiche and salad was OK, and the best bit for me was the chocolate and hazelnut brownie which was moist and delicious. I may come back for coffee and a cake, but never for lunch.

I went to visit the cathedral today with my parents and the staff inside the cathedral was lovely and the place beautiful. After we left we went to the cathedral Caffè my first impression was good, as the first person who took my order was very polite and friendly but unfortunately the boy that was doing the coffee wasn 't, I order 3 lattes just resive 2 I told him (kindly) i order 3 lattes he replied in a rude way you pay only for 2, i think he was the supervisor . twice I have to tell him that I pay for 3 lattes and the guy who took my order kindly say to him yes she pay for 3 the guy never apologised to me even did not make the latte just told the girl next to him do the latte for her, I... Speisekarte ansehen