The Bungalow Cafe - Carte

We adore this charming traditional café with a view of Wanstead Park! The atmosphere is very peaceful, the portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable. Highly recommended!

I love Bungalow. Cheap. Clean. Generous portions and efficient service. If you’re happy with greasy spoon fry ups at fair prices then it’s a good choice. Quiet location and well ventilated with a covered outdoor deck so good in Covid times. It’s a hidden local gem

Three hungry men had a satisfying meal of liver, chips, tomato, fried egg, and tea at this restaurant. The liver may have been slightly tough, but it was very flavorful and offered great value. The lady behind the counter and the serving staff were all wonderful. Highly recommended. Voir le carte

Good local cafe has been refurbished, a great makeover and gazebo. Usually have the bungalow special breakfast, bacon egg sausage beans or tomato, mushroom's, toast and tea or coffee. About £5 good value good size portion. Nice new coffee machine, good varied menu. Very clean Only negative is lady serving sometimes gets order wrong.

I wouldn't say the food was stunning, but it was absolutely fine, and as my title indicates, very good value for money. I had a fried egg (okay), 2 and a half rashers of bacon (exceptionally good), 2 hash browns (okay), for £4.95. What's not to like about that! Service was smiley and prompt. The actual cafe is a pleasant quiet space, tucked away off the High Street. Recommended.

During the lockdown, we have been able to order some amazing take away food from this restaurant. Delicious food .. which can be frozen.. all homemade. Reasonably priced. Even been able to buy soup which has been a lifesaver for somebody who cannot swallow properly tasty and full of nutrition. Found the Stavros really helpful and obliging to our different requests. A great chef. Voir le carte

I usually go to the Soul Stop cafe in South Woodford but thought I'd try this place. Sorry I did. I had the vegetarian breakfast. No eggs for some reason. Four small, soggy hash browns, soaked in oil. Vegi sausage looked nice but tasted mediocre. Small amount of baked beans and mushrooms. Coffee was absolutely awful (which you had to carry yourself from the counter) I can now understand why they ask you to pay upfront. Place looks nice and cosy but don't fall into the trap of judging a book by its cover. I'm going back to my regular cafe.

This cafe is definitely the most affordable in the area, and probably the cheapest in all of London. A cup of tea only costs 70p (£1.50 in the high street), and the food is at least £3 to £10 cheaper than other cafes in the area. The portions are huge, making it difficult to finish your meal. I ordered the Bungalow Workman’s Special, which was piled high and too much for me to eat in one sitting. I felt embarrassed leaving food on my plate, so I took the leftovers home. The staff, especially the friendly and polite oriental girl, were really nice. This is the best cafe around! Additionally, the inside of the cafe is spotless.

This is the second time we've had a family party in the marquee covered garden of the Bungalow Cafe. As before, it really was the perfect little venue (for about 40 people). The Lebanese food is very nice, the location and the atmosphere is lovely, the service relaxed and friendly (and tolerant thanks in particular to Stavros, who put up with a lot of wittering from me and other family members in the weeks leading up to the party). We brought our own decorations and cake, and were welcomed in 2 hours before opening time to set up. It was a fantastic night, and I really can't recommend this place highly enough for a party. Thank you so much, Bungalow Cafe. Voir le carte