Joe's Kitchen
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5-7 Marshalsea Road, Southwark, London, SE1 1HL
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+44 (0)20 7939 1490
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Joe's Kitchen
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5-7 Marshalsea RoadSouthwarkLondonSE1 1HL
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7939 1490
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Latest 5 reviews of Joe's Kitchen
Full Disclosure - I'm an American living in London, take that for what it's worth.
Ambiance: I went here for a lunch on a Wednesday afternoon after having walked by countless times. The decor is my style, laid back and has some kinda old antique-y type clocks and signage. Large specials blackboard that looked like it got a lot of use, which is a good thing.
Food/Drink: Had a fresh...more
As mentioned in my previous review, I have always not been a fan of Joe's service. But after my last two visits of surly looks and brusque service, Joe has gotta go in my brunch book.more
The best meal of the day, by far, is always brunch. It always reminds me of whole grain pancakes, natural maple syrup, bowls of freshly washed strawberries, blueberries, blackberries. sweet french toast, tart orange juice, and freshly roasted italian coffee. Yes, brunch is truly the best time to eat!
I'm not going to lie. I'm also spoiled with brunch in the States, We know and love our...more
Food quality is very uneven. I often get overcooked meals. The service is terrible which is a surprise because the place looks very nice. I keep going there because it's closest to my flat and always promise never to return.more
Cappuccino and hot chocolate were excellent. Slightly disappointed by their pancakes - feels as if cake mix was used in lieu of genuine pancake batter, not to mention there was no syrup, a non-started for any American customer. The decor feels like a New Yorker's interpretation of a mid-west home: a bit yuppy but nonetheless cozy.more