Halal Reviews for Hideaway Mayfair

One of my favourite coffee spots in Mayfair! Staff are welcoming and very alerted as it can get crowded. The food we had over brunch so good and fresh along with the recently introduced special summer drinks 🥰❤️

I think this place deserves a higher rating and that reviewers are mainly upset about the prices. The service here is really good and professional. They have different coffee beans for your coffee drink When I complained about the coffee being a bit on the milky-side, the hostess immediately offered to replace my cappuccino but I refused bcuz I was still able to taste the significant coffee flavor. I ordered pizza truffle , it was the most expensive option in their menu. I liked it but a bit skeptical about the used cheese. Was it goat cheese? Am not cheese expert I wished if I try it with different cheese. Maybe the chef used it to balance the taste, otherwise the truffle would empower the pizza way too much. Honey tamed down the flavors of salty cheese and truffle, but frankly the taste of thyme was almost absent. The dough is super thin, crusty edges with soggier center. Loved the contrast in texture! The speed and quality of service reminded me of the service in my hometown . Again, Keep in mind that the restaurant is pricy, therefore don’t go there if you don’t want to spend, get surprised by the bill and then leave a negative review. I would come again to try their croissant 🥐 and coffee. The atmosphere is lovely with the workers moving around like bees.

Unfortunately, its level has changed. It was one of my favorite cafes in London. The service is very slow. I ordered yogurt and a madeleine cake and it took twenty minutes 😅 and the cappuccino was made with milk!!

Cozy cafe, they serve really good coffee with various bean options. They have nice breakfast options as well, my favorite is pizza bianca topped with tomato & black olive and the French toast. Worth giving a try!

Cute little place, great location, but very-very overpriced. Nothing in that rhum baba costs £18, and the £6 tablespoon of rum on top is barely justifiable. The £33 truffle pizza also feels like very out there, as do £9 coffees. I really wanted to like the place but felt like pricing was of the “just because we can” kind.