Lantana Cafe - Carte

Excellent Food, friendly service. Visited for brunch with cocktails. Warm welcome attentive server, good cocktails, excellent food!!!

I went to Lantana on a Sunday morning for brunch. The coffee was good, the fresh juice was lovely, and the food was very tasty. The atmosphere was great and the staff was very friendly.

The Lantana katsu was fantastic! The chicken had a perfect breading and frying, and the sauce was delicious. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was ideal for a relaxing meal. Voir le carte

Lantana is a London cafe with an Australian flavour so we thought we would try it. Breakfast was nice and tasty and coffee very good. Unfortunately the service was extremely slow but I think that was more about a problem in the kitchen.

On a positive the staff were friendly and helpful. The starters we ordered were good and the drinks also made with love. However three of us had a salmon dish which had the smallest portion of salmon we had seen. About one fillet cut up and shared amongst us.

This was the priciest breakfast I've ever had in London. A service charge of 14% was automatically added to the bill without any prior discussion or confirmation. We only noticed it after looking at the receipt. The food was good, but I don't plan on coming back. Voir le carte

Food was really nice. Beautiful inside. Good side portions. Booked quite far in advance (months! for a special brunch and were shoved by the door which was freezing. This was disappointing and they were adamant they couldn’t move us. But service overall Was good and food was lovely

The coffee quality is very good however the waiter/barrista working here was unpleasant unprofessional and unfortunately made a coffee that had too high of a temperature, and clearly not good milk frothing skills since the coffee had little to no foam Therefore no ability to create latte art

We called in here by chance and were not disappointed. A relaxed vibe, tasty food and friendly staff. We were asked if we wanted breakfast or brunch and we chose brunch. My husband had the Breakfast bun and I had the wild mushrooms served on toasted bread. Both were so tasty! We were offered water for the table, tea was served in a pot and I had the Elderflower fizz, which took a while to arrive but our waiter who originally took the order swiftly chased it up. The vibe is cool, relaxed and the decor quirky. Large glass windows allow you to people watch as you eat. Prices are reasonable for London with two meals, a tea and a drink coming in at £43. Seating can accommodate larger groups and a... Voir le carte