Tomtom Coffee House

The food is amazing. The place is cozy. They offer blankets when we sat outside, the place is also pet friendly. They offer some water for the dog for the table next to us . We tried their pancakes, poached egg with avocado on toast . also smoked salmon on toast with avocado.

I visited to celebrate my friend’s birthday, and from the moment we arrived, everything was seamless. The coffee house operates on a walk-in basis, so no booking was required. Despite this, we were easily accommodated and seated straight away, with no waiting time which was a pleasant surprise! We ordered the Turkish eggs and the super green omelette with extra Turkey bacon, paired with a Spanish latte and a matcha caramel latte. Everything was absolutely delicious, with fresh, vibrant flavours that exceeded our expectations. The service was exceptional too. The staff were attentive and welcoming, and when I asked for a candle to be placed in a brownie for my friend’s birthday, they went above and beyond to make it feel special with thoughtful finishing touches. My friend was delighted, and the experience made this birthday unforgettable. A huge thank you to the entire team, from the chef to the waitstaff, for creating such a wonderful experience. Tomtom Coffee House has now become our favourite brunch spot, and we can’t wait to return!

Such a cute brunch place! It has inside and outside seating. I believe it is not a reservation booking place so sometimes you may have to wait in line for a little but it's definitely worth it! If you eat outside in warmer weather, beware of the bees outside 😆

I visited from Birmingham about two weeks ago and had high expectations, especially seeing the long queues for a table. Unfortunately, the experience fell short. The Turkish eggs were disappointing—overwhelmed by yogurt and lacking in flavor. I’ve had far better in Birmingham cafes. The green omelette was equally underwhelming, missing the bold taste I had hoped for. Considering the wait, I expected much more. Overall, a very disappointing visit.

Warm and inviting cafe located in beautiful neighbourhood Belgravia. I had a mushroom with hummus in sourdough bread which was delicious, and I had their popular pancake which was delicious too. Also I had a well made flat white. Service was very good. heartily recommend.

Visited this cafe yesterday, thinking a Monday would be quiet but we still had to queue. Food is nice but I don’t understand what’s all the fuss about . Like well done to the business for having such a great social media presence, but I won’t be standing up for an hour again any time soon 🤣 maybe when they have a bigger place. Staff is polite and friendly, food presentation is great, coffee was decent , my mum love their Crème Brûlée late, fresh orange juice served . We sat inside as we decided to wait (we were freezing ). Would be lovely if they provided those outdoors heaters . P.s atmosphere down to 2 stars as the whole restaurant setting didn’t go with me inside too crowded, outside small tables and not heating .

This cafe is located at the corner of Elizabeth Street and Ebury Street in Belgravia, making it fairly easy to find, about a 15 mins walk from the tube station. Unfortunately, we arrived a bit late and the kitchen had already closed, so there were no hot meals available—just pastries and coffee. We ordered a matcha latte, a latte, and a Nutella croissant. The cafe has a cozy atmosphere, and we were seated outside, where thankfully, there were heaters to keep us warm. Both the pastries and coffee were quite good, and the staff were very friendly! Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I look forward to visiting again for a full meal.

Visited Tomtom’s Coffee in Belgravia with a friend for an afternoon treat. We arrived around 2 PM on a friday and had to queue for a bit. We were seated outside—despite the chilly weather, the staff provided cozy blankets, and the picturesque surroundings of Belgravia made it a lovely experience. This area of Belgravia is a hidden gem: peaceful yet festive, especially during the holiday season. We ordered the winter specials: Chestnut Mocha and Pistachio Matcha Latte. Both drinks were indulgent and perfect for the season. For food, we tried the Black Forest Pancakes and the Turkey Bacon Toastie. While the flavors were good, the food wasn’t particularly extraordinary. Overall, Tomtom’s is a great spot for coffee lovers seeking cozy vibes and a festive atmosphere in one of London’s prettiest neighborhoods. Definitely worth visiting for the drinks and ambiance!