Pearson Hearn Cafe Espresso

Lovely cafe great breakfast, recommend it best bit bacon not just salt you can taste it properly! Very popular on Sunday mornings Give it a try if you are in the area

Amazing little cafe hidden away in the residential roads near Chatterton Road. The owners and staff are all lovely and they have the most delicious chocolate cake! Definitely worth a visit... or more!

We popped in after having a good shop nearby and though we hadn’t been before we were so impressed with both food and the really amazing coffee ! The vibe is relaxed and chilled , nice outdoor space too which seemed nice and quiet with no traffic noise . All in all a very positive experience: Voir le carte

We are new to the area and absolutely love this cafe! It is our go to on a weekend for breakfast. Chatterton Road doesn’t have a large offering of nice brunch spots with outside seating etc so this place is a gem. It is so nice sitting outside here on a sunny day, with smashed avo on toast and a delicious latte. We love that it is dog friendly too! Thank you Pearson Hearn!

New to the P&H menu are their omelettes made with free range eggs and loads of different filling options decent cheddar, roasted peppers, ham etc. Mine was superbly cooked, arriving with a seasoned salad garnish of lettuce tomato and red onion and a pot of mayo. Great coffee too. Happy friendly staff, we loved the complimentary rugs provided to ward off early morning September chills. Brilliant.

My husband and I popped in for a quick salad for a late lunch today, the salad tasted fresh and was well presented, just a couple of points that I feel the staff should consider in the future, I felt that the salad dressing should have been brought to the table with the salad and bearing in mind that it was an incredible hot afternoon it would have been nice to have some ice in the water, being so hot we did not feel like having the coffee that everybody raves about, but being local to us no doubt we will return. Voir le carte

Visited for brunch with my three teens. I say brunch; for me, it was way past lunchtime for them, being on half term, 1230 was frankly first thing in the morning! Coffee was good, full English for rapidly growing boy was “immense”. Milkshake and panini, “lush” and despite the cold (of which no one can be responsible for...unless you speak with the resident vegan, whose needs would have been amply catered for, had she been hungry... , we all enjoyed our half term treat of breakfast/lunch out, out. With many thanks to the hospitable welcome from the staff and the warmth of the felt blankets left for customers using the outside space. Many thanks!

I love their food, I have been a few times and I liked it. However the problems are the premises and management. The cafe is tiny, a few tables very cramped, not great when you have children like we do. When I sat in the conservatory it smelled of drain, like when the drain is blocked. Outdoors weekdays the nearby garage was very noisy and I could smell car fumes. Not a good experience over all unfortunately. Also they often run out of things, like bread. But what I find the worse is that they randomly close even during their displayed opening hours, so if you turn up you can never be certain that you will find them open. I think this is extremely unprofessional, it can happen in extreme cir...

I love this place and have been coming since it opened but the last few times I’ve been, I’ve had to wait around 15 mins for a takeaway coffee. Staff are getting stressed and flustered, mixing up orders and on two occasions they simply stopped taking orders because they’d got so behind (but didn’t explain this to the waiting customers). I’m sure they are trying their best but it’s awful to see customers walking out. Such a shame as I really want to continue to enjoy coming here, and the coffee is great! I like supporting local businesses and want to see them thrive. Not sure what the problem is maybe the kitchen is too small to cope with all the food orders or perhaps the staff need dedicate... Voir le carte