Cut The Mustard - Carte

Our new favourite brunch spot in south London. I follow ctm on instagram and admire the time, love and effort put into this cafe. Each dish is perfectly crafted to compliment the chef’s skills, it truly is the tastiest brunch in our area. Really hope that it gets the support it deserves, keep up the good work ctm your locals are rooting for you!

I paid £4.10 for a takeaway iced latte in a budget-friendly neighborhood. It seems outrageous. I'm not sure if they charge more for dine-in, but the current owner has eliminated indoor seating, so eating inside isn't even an option. Outdoor seating consists of only shared, unstable benches. This is my local spot, so I'm extremely disappointed. It doesn't seem like customers are a priority here.

Disappointing service, food and coffee. From entry the person serving us had the expectation that we should know everything. We were told only takeaways but they offered plates to some locals. The pastries are all burnt or chewy on the top. Coffee was tasteless and because they only use full fat milk which overpowers their beans. A Customer returned a sandwich which had been opened and handled and they just put it back in the fridge. Voir le carte

We live around the corner yet haven't been often as I'm not a coffee drinker. Having watched the cafe's instastories I was amazed at the level of effort put into running the cafe and that pretty much everything is made from scratch! We were keen to support them and had a mushroom melt and 106 Sclater St toastie to takeaway and both were delicious! Will be back for a proper brunch soon. Keep up the good work, it's a lovely cafe to have nearby.

After following on Instagram for some time I finally had chance to make it to Cut The Mustard. I only stayed for coffee and cake (I got the last slice of carrot cake which was delicious) but I will be back for brunch! The interior is cute and laid back, and the service from the guys behind the counter was great. I also managed to get the last loaf of porridge sourdough which has been amazing to use at home. Can’t wait to return next time and support the business!

Ah this place is such hidden gem in Tooting, it’s tucked away in a residential area. It’s a really cute café with some outdoor seating too. There’s some great choices on the menu. My sister and I both went for the salt beef, cheese and sauerkraut sandwich and crispy potatoes. It was absolutely delicious and excellent quality. My mocha was a good amount of chocolatey too. Prices were about average and the service was exceptionally good. This is one of my favourite places for brunch/lunch in Tooting. Voir le carte

10/10. I live about 20 mins away from Cut The Mustard, which is both good and bad. It makes for a special trip (worthwhile), although if I lived closer, I’d probably be in everyday. Have had the Priory in the past, this time went for the Peggy. Also took some sourdough home (and a cheeky salted caramel brownie). Follow Jimmy/CTM on Instagram to see the love and dedication that goes into this place. Inspiring. Don’t bother going if you’re the kind of person that studies the prices on the menu, it’s not expensive, but if you don’t understand high quality produce and attention to detail, then you won’t ‘get it’. You get what you pay for and like I said, I’d be there everyday if I was closer. Ke...

We live locally and have taken friends and family to Cut the Mustard for Saturday brunch. The food has always been wonderful, all made from scratch and you can see from their social media how much effort goes in to each and every thing that they do. Huge kudos to Jimmy, he definitely isn’t taking the easy route with his lovely cafe. The coffee is great and juices are fresh. I had a wonderful granola last time I went with cherries and Greek yoghurt and it’s one of the best breakfasts I’ve had in ages. Last time we went we also bought a sourdough loaf to bring home and it was very tasty. We sliced it and popped it in the freezer for yummy weekend breakfasts. It’s great to have such a fantastic...

I came across this restaurant while walking to the park. I was served by a friendly woman who made me a delicious oat milk flat white. I regret not asking for the name of the coffee beans, as it was really good. I also purchased a tasty dark sourdough loaf for just over £4. It's nutty and chewy, perfect on its own or as the star of a dish. The loaf was large and seemed well worth the cost compared to supermarket bread. I also indulged in a lemon and polenta cake, as well as a salted caramel brownie, which made for a delightful afternoon tea with my housemate. The selection of sweet and savory treats was excellent, and I plan on returning to try more. I'm happy to have discovered this restaur... Voir le carte