Pedro's Cafe - Carte

This cafe is highly recommended for home cooking. The food is varied and delicious. The staff are welcoming and helpful.

Delicious food, decent portions. Very cozy place with an amazing chef and friendly staff. I would Recommend this place definitely.

This restaurant in Cricklewood is a hidden gem. Their Full English breakfast is delicious and I now go there regularly. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. Voir le carte

Fantastic food. One of the only good places left to eat in North London. Prober cafe, greasy spoon grub, good portions, good clean restaurant, quality food, Nice staff

I found the design of the interior was magnificent. The owner is welcoming and there is a real gritty London atmosphere. One of the best I found in this side of the river. Miriam Ramsey. (Artist)

My friends and I decided to try out this café for breakfast and we all opted for omelets. The servings were generous and the dishes were absolutely delicious. You place your order at the counter and then find a seat in the cozy dining space. Voir le carte

I have been given the wrong order twice now at this restaurant. I ordered a bacon, sausage, and fried onion sandwich with a side of hash browns, but both times I received the same sandwich with a fried egg instead. Unfortunately, I do not eat eggs, so I was unable to eat the food I received.

Terrible experience. The waitress is rude and lacks personality. She is emotionless, to busy looking at her phone and talking in another language to her staff, laughing about her customers. She made the wrong order. Had to return this back twice and was served cold tea. No customer service. Will not be returning back

Pedro's now charge £9.00 for a pretty basic breakfast, recently increasing it from £7.50. You can get a better breakfast at The Beaten Docket (just a few minutes walk away from Pedro's) for £5 35 as long as you order before 11:30. Cricklewood is fairly down trodden area, and restaurants which charge too much just won't survive there. Voir le carte