Abraço 60 Green Lanes, London N4 1AF

"Food is always great, but don't try visiting on the weekend as it is too busy and the stress of serving all the customers shows on the staff. Not their fault, but it does detract from the experience. On the positive: coffee is good quality. The sweet treats on offer are always fresh and delicious, highly recommend the carrot cake. (Not on this occasion) but whenever I have had the Mediterranean Breakfast it has always been tasty and filling. I regularly order takeaway from them and will continue to do so as the food tastes great and is pretty healthy too. Hopefully you can see from some old photos I took, the food is good!"

"This is my local cafe. Since the day it has opened, I have my morning cafe and breakfast there almost every day. I know the owners, the chef and the staff. I feel myself lucky to have a fantastic place, with the best coffee and brunch menu in North London, amazing staff and fabulous service. I am taking the risk of making the place more popular by reviewing. Good news is that they started serving yummy tapas in the evenings and I am sure some of the custom will be directed to evenings soon."

"Upon entering this cafe, I was greeted with the aroma of coffee, and the ambience took ahold of me. We were seated swiftly, but unfortunately we were not able to sit at the swing table. Nevertheless, we looked at the varied menu and ordered drinks. My flat white with coconut milk was silky smooth and the coffee was of a high standard. My friend was not a fan of the turmeric latte , however. The food took a while, but when it came, it was clear that it was worth the wait. The food was plated nicely, and tasted fantastic. I would highly recommend the Veggie with falafel, and my friends loved the Twisted Shakshuka and Slat Beef Bagel. The portions were generous, and the prices were reasonable. Would come again. However there was no bin in the bathroom, which is a bit of an inconvenience."

"A great find for breakfast/brunch on a Saturday morning - I was lucky and got a table, but I was the last with out booking and they were turning people who hadn’t booked away: in itself a great sign of local popularity, but also a great hint to book in advance. The menu was extensive, very reasonably priced, and although I only had croissant and coffee, nicely served, and with a pleasant and very welcoming friendly smile. The place itself is industrial chic and has a great atmosphere. I’d happily go again."

"Lovely little cafe famous with their "eye" coffees. I recommend the French toast, it comes with lots of fruits and honey and is properly crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Tip: if you are coming for a weekend brunch, come before 11 am as tables tend to be fully taken by then."