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“ I visited Cafe Diana after hearing so much hype—and I have to say, it did not disappoint. The charm of this spot is real. It has a unique atmosphere that blends history, coziness, and a touch of royalty, thanks to its connection with Princess Diana. The food was fresh, flavorful, and served with care. Whether you’re grabbing breakfast, brunch, or just a coffee, there’s something comforting and satisfying on the menu. I tried a few dishes and each one was delicious and well-prepared. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made me feel welcome from the moment I walked in. There’s a genuine warmth to this cafe that’s hard to find in the hustle and bustle of London. It’s not just a place to eat—it’s an experience. The photos and memorabilia of Princess Diana give it a nostalgic, heartwarming vibe that adds to the overall charm. If you’re visiting London or even if you’re a local looking for a hidden gem with character, Cafe Diana is worth the visit. I’ll definitely be back ”
“ Highly rate this cafe, been once but would go back in a heart beat. Breakfast is good and views are good too when sitting outside. Isn’t expensive at all. A proper little gem. ”
“ Amazing English breakfast. They have vegetarian option. Really good ”
“ Breakfast was good, coffee was very good:) the place has specific atmosphere (guess what is the main motif) However, vegetarian option is a meat one without meat, it is not a perfect solution:) ”
“ We had dinner in this warm and emotional place. Good service and exquisite food. Excellent price-quality ratio! Highly recommended! ”
“ Had a tasty English breakfast on a Sunday evening. Service was efficient and quick. We enjoyed reading about the restaurant's history with Princess Diana and all the pictures and memorabilia. ”
“ I don’t know if they position themselves as a Turkish place but I just want to say that it is not the best place for meaty dishes/service or atmosphere. The taste is just not there. The service could have been more welcoming and useful: this is not customers responsibility to deal with issues of your facilities (especially before using it). Now atmosphere: it felt like the staff doesn’t care and also like there usually is someone (like an owner or a manager) who interacts with people better and makes this place alive but he/she wasn’t there when we came maybe, I don’t know. Something was missing, it was soulless if I may say. That’s the feeling I had. Overall, I wouldn’t come there again BUT I definitely recommend this place for the experience: this place is kind of unique and you cannot argue with that. Visit the place, feel the presence of Diana if you can, try some food (because it’s polite to order something if you are visiting and maybe you will like it much more than I did). Definitely recommend for visiting. ”
“ Great place, lovely decoration and nice service. The food was good too, most of the menu is Arabic so be aware. I recommend going there when passing by Hyde Park, Kensington Palace or also Notting Hill, they’re all close to each other. ”
Menu
2 Eggs, 2 Bacon, Sausage, Tomatoes, Beans, Mushroom, Hash Brown & 2 Toast
$£10.95Chicken Escalope, Cheese & Tomato
$£5.50Chicken Escalope
Chicken Kofta Kebab
كباب عراقي
About
Cafe Diana
Welcome to Cafe Diana, an enchanting retreat nestled in the heart of London at 5 Wellington Terrace, W2 4LW. This delightful cafe has earned its reputation as a hidden gem, richly steeped in history and bathed in warmth reminiscent of its royal connections to Princess Diana. Whether you're a local or a traveler, Cafe Diana beckons with an array of culinary delights that promise to leave a lasting impression.
The moment you step inside, you're embraced by a cozy atmosphere, adorned with charming memorabilia honoring the beloved Princess. The ambiance is not just inviting; it's an experience that harks back to a time of elegance and grace, making it a perfect spot for breakfast, brunch, or simply a comforting coffee. The reviews speak volumes about the inviting nature of this cafe, with visitors highlighting the friendly staff who ensure that you feel right at home from the moment you enter.
The menu at Cafe Diana is a hearty mix of flavors and comfort food, featuring standout dishes like the Lentil Soup with Fried Onions (£4.95) and the wholesome Vegetable Soup (£5.95). For those looking for a delightful start to their day, the Continental Breakfast options—ranging from a simple Plain Croissant to the more indulgent Ham and Cheese Croissant—are crafted with an artisan touch that showcases freshness and quality. Each dish is prepared with care, ensuring that every bite is as satisfying as the last.
Cafe Diana's charm isn't just in its historical connection or its inviting ambiance; it's also in the food's ability to evoke comfort. Take, for instance, the rave reviews from customers who laud the English breakfast as "amazing" and commend the vegetarian options—though some amusingly noted it humorously teetered on the edge of being “meatless meat.” The sheer variety ensures there’s something for everyone, from the plain omelette with chips to delightful pastries that can brighten any morning.
As Percy Di Asmara beautifully put it, "it's not just a place to eat—it’s an experience." This sentiment rings true as you soak in the ambiance, paired with good food and even better service. With competitive prices that don’t skimp on quality, Cafe Diana is a must-visit for anyone seeking a meal that is both heartwarming and delicious. Visitors often remark on how the food is prepared with genuine care, resulting in dishes that are both fresh and flavorful.
Whether you choose to enjoy your meal indoors or bask in the sun while seated outside, Cafe Diana promises beautiful views coupled with delightful dishes. The intimate atmosphere and excellent price-quality ratio make it easy to see why this cafe remains a favorite for newcomers and regulars alike. So whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or contemplating your next leisurely brunch, make sure to visit Cafe Diana—you won't just be adding a stop to your itinerary; you'll be experiencing a slice of London’s heart and history.
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