Had a very pleasant light lunch here yesterday, on a warm afternoon. My friend and I both had omlettes and were very impressed with how fluffy they were. Staff were friendly and working hard to keep the outside tables clean and free of pigeons. I...would definitely go here again when in the area. As I am vegetarian and type 2 diabetic it's not that easy to find suitable fare when out & about but the omlette & salad was perfect. Very enjoyable experience.More

Lovely peaceful location and the breakfast was great! Service was quick and staff were very friendly :) great selection of breakfast items available and in the perfect spot to start your day!

Decided to go for a walk along Little Venice with friends and came across this interesting Cafe. We stopped for some food which to be honest was extortionately priced - I understand london prices but nearly £11 for a tuna melt with a poor excuse...of a side salad is ridiculous. The staff are also uninterested and too busy talking to each other rather than paying attention their customers. There are also no toilet facilities at this cafe either. Personally I would avoid stopping there.More

Super Impressed. We stopped off for a coffee, by the canal. Service and coffee good. What was exceptional was that I accidentally left my very valuable handbag & contents at a table (we moved tables to get into the shade). Staff took the bag inside...the boat. I subsequently panicked when I thought my handbag had been stolen. They quickly reassured me they had my bag. All contents included!! In London to find service and such honesty was mind blowing. Thank you SO much and I am forever gratefulMore

Lovely place with beautiful views of Little Venice. The breakfast was good and the staff were kind. You seat yourself and then go order food when you’re ready. I’m not sure if they were short staffed or if that’s the way it always is but...thats my only reason for knocking off 1 star.More

We had tea and cake on the Canel very good service then we went on to Camden Market lovely place loads of street food would visit again

We visited Little Venice on a very quiet weekday afternoon. There was not much around, & this was the only place we found for a drink. It’s a really cute little boat, & it could be great! Once inside it was cold, & we were...the only customers. The staff were not very friendly & I got the impression that they weren’t keen on interacting with their customers! The tea was served in a mug with the tea bag left in, but no spoon. We had to help ourselves to the sugars, but it would have been nice for the lady that served us to point out where they were. We were left to enjoy our drinks which was fine, but we never even got a goodbye when we left, despite us giving them a thank you & goodbye. Felt like we were interrupting their lunch break maybe??More

I never write poor reviews but this floating cafe has the potential to be great rather than the let down it is. Cute little boat with tow path seating in a beautiful location. We order cream tea for two and a tuna sandwich to share....They served a plate with two very dry scones & jam one small pot of tea, teeny tiny pot of milk, one cup, no saucer and no plates, cutlery for two. Asked if this was for two the waitress said she didn’t realise it was for two? Bought anther small pot of tea no milk a cup, no saucers no plates? Went and asked for plates and given one saucer size plate. Sadly the Waitress was clueless. Also ordered a Tuna Sandwich to share. Small salad garnish, toasted sandwich with mashed tuna no Mayo so fell apart when it was picked up? Such a disappointment, simple dishes could easily have been fabulous, no cooking required. It takes more than a great location. 2* for the boat and cute location 0* for the service and presentation. 0* for the food and value Maybe it was a bad day and still worth a visit. I’ll watch the reviews before I returnMore

When you enter a cafe and the waitress turns her back and walks away you should really head straight back out of the door. Despite this warm greeting I sat down. There was a group of three young women at another table and no one...else. After waiting over 5 minutes with no sight of the waitress, no idea if it was table service and no menu proffered, I went to the counter and behold! There was a waitress sitting down behind it. I requested tea and a cake. A tea bag was shoved in a mug, hot water from the coffee machine poured on it, milk added, mug thrust at me with tea bag bobbing, slice of cake plonked on a plate. I paid there and then - who knew when I’d see her again?! In response to a request for a spoon to fish the tea bag out, a sullen “behind you” directed me to a small area with wooden cutlery. Other than the charm personified waitress, I must tell you the orange & polenta gluten free cake was very good hence the 2 star review. The setting of this barge cafe is great but the owner would do well to remember that there is much competition in the area. I would urge them to train their staff in offering a customer experience that is warm & welcoming. I would advise you, the reader, to walk a little further to Paddington basin where the Australian staff on another floating cafe will make you feel truly welcome. As a local I know which cafe I will be visiting in the future. It won’t be this one.More

Ploughman's lunch...basically just cheese (and only one kind of cheese) pickle (Branston methinks) and a bit of lettuce and tomato. No ham or coleslaw or pork pie. More like a deconstructed cheese and salad sandwich. Overpriced. Nice place for a coffee.

I never leave bad reviews but this cafe is honestly terrible. I had a English breakfast (£13) , it was freezing, the sausage was so hard I couldn’t even cut it. The only half decent thing was the toast. It’s a beautiful location but seriously,...do not waste your money. If I owned this boat I would seriously reevaluate what you are offering, as you have the perfect location and boat, but the worse food I have ever tasted. Gutted.More

I arrived here early on a Sunday morning. It looked nice from the outside. It was a cold, fresh morning, so I wanted something to warm us up. No, hello, on arrival. Seated ourselves where we liked. No menus, I had to look for one....The young girl behind the till didn't look like she wanted to be there. Very abrupt. I asked for a splash of milk in my tea and was given a mug of warm, watered milk and cheap tea bags. Breakfast was expensive £13.50 for full English. No potato serviced with it; it was OK, though. Husband had egg and sausage baguette which was OK too. No toilets, nearest is within 1 mile, which isn't great for somewhere that serves food and needs to wash your hands. The toilet a good 5-minute walk away was a cold park public toilet. Not ideal. We received No thanks or goodbyes when we left. It's such a shame as It could be a great place let down completely by all the girls in there.More