Sanjoli Malani

Christmas in a cup. Lovely festive Cheer with Starbucks. Quick service. Gentle staff. Nice morning cuppa in the London winter. Ample seating and two people to take orders. Just under the bridge.

Had read alot of reviews about this place so decided to drop by for a early morning brekkie before I headed back to London.
The space is cute and peaceful. Can definitely be a quiet in the chaos.
They have fresh coffee, pastries and a limited menu.
The barista could have been a little kinder though. She was cold and very business oriented.
On arrival she straight away jumped into what do you want?
And things like can you please only use one table- although the entire cafe was empty.
Can you pay first etc etc!
Anyway back to the food and coffee- really really good and a must try.
My pain au chocolat was fresh.
The breakfast was nice. The avocado were juicy and felt fresh produce.

If you are in Primrose Hill and you missed this then you have to back again to see this!
The locality will make you feel poor than you already are😅
The great poet Sylvia Plath once lived here.
A different version of Notting Hill. Peaceful, quite and beautiful.
The colors are magical and when the sun shines bright the neighbourhood just glows!
I dream of living here one day... hahah... until then dont mind cycling around here and just take it all in!
Private and a separate world of it’s own

Clear blue skies hovering over tall skyscrapers, well this is the view in Vauxhall!
Was around for some work so didn’t want to miss the chance of stepping into a park around and this garden was beautiful!
Surrounded by a city farm where visitors were queuing up to meet the animals.
The garden was peaceful, with people walking, sitting, playing, picnicing.
Just off the main road, in the heart of the area was this beauty!!!
With pubs n restaurants being opened you can definitely spot more people chilling, talking, sun bathing, sipping beer and what notttt!