 |
|
|
|
|
Product/Service Name: The Haberdashery yellow page Company: The Haberdashery ; 22 Middle Lane ; Ph: 0208 342 8098 Web Page Title or Product/Service Name (*): The Haberdashery Company Name (*): The Haberdashery Existing Web Site: http://the-haberdashery.com/Home.html Address: 22 Middle Lane City (*): London Province: Postal Code (*): N8 8PL Country: Phone: 0208 342 8098 Login Email(*): info@the-haberdashery.com Web Page Content: London Lifestyle Awards 2012 “Winner - Best Caffeine Fix in London... The perfect mix of granny chic and trendy brunch hangout” Grazia London Hotspots Awards, March 2013 “Top 4 for Lazy Sundays.” Time Out Top 100 Cheap Eats “Top 7 Breakfasts in North London - Worth getting up for tea cosies and posh breads. Country-kitchen nostalgia, friendly service and knock-em-dead breakfasts.” Time Out London’s Best Breakfasts 2013 “4 stars - The Haberdashery is a charming place that’s full of character with a varied remit that could seemingly fulfill every dining need – a perfect place to while away an afternoon.” View London review “This independent cafe is a proper little gem.” The Independent 50 Best Cheap Eats in the UK “Top 5 Brunches in London.” Hostelbookers.com (Italy) “This rustic eatery serves food on mismatched vintage crockery, cordials out of old jam jars, and bread baked in flowerpots. The food is fresh, seasonal, wholesome and generally amazing.” Delicious Magazine March 2012 - 100 UK Gems for Food Lovers “Haberdashery is a brilliant example of the ‘make-do-and-mend’ café, not just in its aesthetic of vintage crockery, cocktails in jam jars, and hand-written labels, but also in its multifunctional appeal... Given the (well-handled) weekend waits for one of the tightly packed tables, the tucker has to be good – and it is. From a stunning window display of cakes to the handspan-sized bowls of glossy hot chocolate, this is a professional affair.” TIME OUT Review “I didn’t want to leave, but I had no choice.” Living North Eating Out “Crouch End prides itself on its village character, and this cute side-street café has it in spades. From the pretty gingham buntings to the soft paint colours and eclectic furnishings, The Haberdashery is a charmer and no mistake. ... the community café par excellence, with a dogged and loyal following... If the ambience is nostalgic, the cuisine is bang on-trend.” COOL PLACES GUIDE ‘ A friendly place to come. The place - and the service - is charming. Haberdashery clearly cares about the food it serves, which manifests itself in the quality of the ingredients and a careful menu. It has already become a Crouch End institution...’ TIME OUT LONDON FOR KIDS 2011 “Away from the hustle and bustle of chain coffee shops, my attention was caught by colourful pennants, which brought to my memory the sentimental feel of the merry-mood street parties in the 1950s. The cheery banter and smell of freshly baked cakes coming from inside was captivating. I wanted to explore. My intuition was right. The Haberdashery looked like a paradise for all vintage lovers.” LUMINE STYLE MAGAZINE “A winner all-round.” NORTHWEST MAGAZINE review “It’s got cutesy village charm aplenty.” Time Out London Eating and Drinking Guide 2012 “Crouch Enders have long known about the qualities of the Haberdashery - and now it seems the rest of London is taking note...” LIVING NORTH MAGAZINE “You know when you start selling name-brand jute bags that you have graduated from being a venue to a brand; a by-word for relaxation. The Haberdashery inspires a lifestyle loyalty from its clientele... The spirit of early New York, in N8.” INDEPENDENT LONDON GUIDE “Why not gather for a gossip at The Haberdashery? Vintage crockery, mismatched furniture and coffee served in cafe au lait bowls. It’s like stepping back to pre-war times.” LOOK MAGAZINE Next Big Thing column “The food of course is another winning factor. Owners Greg and Massimo value fresh food made from locally sourced ingredients, and the chef does a superb job of creating a lively international menu. Feathery muffins baked in terracotta pots and a cinnamon heavy honey cake contrast kid-friendly bakes such as peanut butter cake, wickedly loaded with nutty spread and topped with chocolate.” TEA & CAKE LONDON, Black Dog Publishing “A local favourite hideaway... a good menu and a great place to chat losing track of time...” HANAJIKAN MAGAZINE (JAPAN) “The menu is filled with delectable homemade cakes baked using local ingredients. muffins are beautifully presented in terracotta pots. The interior is delightfully eclectic, with a toy-meets-teashop feel.” GREAT CAKE PLACES LONDON, Allegra Publishing “More of a café than a cake shop, there is still always an incredible selection of cakes.” LOVEFOOD.COM - BEST PLACES FOR CAKE IN LONDON “What impressed me more than anything was the palpable and genuine friendliness of the place... I felt like I'd walked down the Yellow Brick Road and into Oz.” HARRINGAY ONLINE article “Eat at The Haberdashery. Drop in on the way out of Crouch End to enjoy some old vinyl sounds along with wholesome recipes made from seasonal ingredients” TIME OUT special issue on Great Walks of London “In a London which is increasingly invaded by coffee bars, take-aways, and fast-food (the Haberdashery) has figured out how to put together winning ingredients: a strong coffee offering, homemade baking, fresh foods, and wine. But apart from its ‘rustic food,’ the Haberdashery distinguishes itself through its decor, all retro and vintage. It’s almost a mix of the unforgettable images from ‘Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe’ and that bookshop in ‘Notting Hill’” MESSAGGERO VENETO (ITALY) “If you like all things vintage, quirky and coffee by the bowl - and you happen to be in London then check out The Haberdashery. From its retro cups and saucers, music supplied through vinyl and a little garden to pass your day away, it is always refreshing to come across places like this.” TRENDBLAST Restaurant Editor’s Recommended VISIT LONDON article “Down-to-earth, fresh, wholesome, comforting food and a real rustic feel.” THE SNIPPET ‘A New Jewel in the Heart of Crouch End’ “We challenge you to find a better hot choccy in London than at the Haberdashery in Crouch End” THE OTHER SIDE MAG “Ce charmant petit café offre une sélection de brunches, petits déjeuners et encas typiquement British. Situé dans le quartier de Crouch End, c'est l'endroit idéal pour se retrouver entre amis pour grignoter un muffin avec une tasse de thé, à l'anglaise!” BE A LONDONER “If you live in London, near London or are planning to travel to this international city any time soon or in the near future, there’s one coffee shop that you need to visit. Being the winner of this year’s London Lifestyle Awards should give coffee lovers every reason to to drop by this place.” BREWED COFFEE “Tucked away, just off the Broadway, in Crouch End sits one of the cutest little cafes in the capital... It has the kind of stylised raggedness that editors and photographers love, with crooks and corners containing secrets and stories of days gone by. You get the feeling that if you were to travel into the future, this café would be unchanged. It seems to stand outside of time. It was lovely in the past and will be lovely in the future.” ALAN, WEEKEND NOTES “Is this the best cafe in London? In a quiet corner of Crouch End is a brilliant cafe where homemade cakes are brought warm out of the kitchen and hot chocolate is served in bowls. The owners of The Haberdashery smile and want to know your name. They will probably stop for a chat too, if they can. For anybody who needs an antidote to chain coffee shops – drinking out of a lid with a hole, depressing muzak, clearing your own table of other people’s crumb-covered detritus – The Haberdashery is it. ” World Out There - Local Tips for Global Travellers “The food, although I have only seen the weekend menu, is superb. It is served on mismatched vintage crockery, and is fresh and deliciously wholesome.” The Illustrated Cook “Can’t recommend it highly enough, fantastic little place. Go!” Carlychats - Haberdashery, Crouch End - Win! “I have only JUST discovered what can only be described as the cutest, most brilliant cafe I've found in north London to date. May I introduce, The Haberdashery! Located on Middle Lane in N8, The Haberdashery has been an instant hit...” Miss Daisy - All Hail the Haberdashery “If you are out and about in Crouch End, this is the place where you need to stop for a nice "Café au Lait" or a gorgeous tea (served in beautiful "mix and match" vintage cups). I love the place for its selection of cakes, the rustic/vintage look and its friendly staff. I am always amazed by the amount of decoration details and I always discover something new...” Lolo Cook Book - LOVING... "The Haberdashery" IN CROUCH END “Chicas and chicos. For the residents of north London something rather exciting has happened... Situated on Middle Lane - Haberdashery is, decor-wise, the best coffee shop to grace north London for quite a while... 9/10 for overall experience” Annie Loves review “The small cafe is just amazing, full of colourful little things and if you go into it you feel like Alice in wonderland.” Flower Under Influence “The staff at The Haberdashery are friendly, food home made and delicious, and they make a mean flat white (rare around these parts!). A really nice neighbourhood cafe and far removed from the coffee shop chains along most high streets. How do you stand out from the crowd? We went to this adorable place in Crouch End called The Haberdashery, which we're both huge fans of. It has a such a community feel to it, and I loved the mismatched plates....and the chocolate brownie I treated myself to was so delicious.” The HiFashion Site “Inside in the main cafe the tables and chairs are a mish mash carefully put together to present a stage not out of place in Rome, Florence or Paris. The walls are adorned with more art, and the shelves full of vintage tea and coffee sets which are for purchase. At the front adjacent to the serving area are displays of muffins and other treats, elderberry, blackberry, orange, raspberry and chocolate brownies to name but a few available. It’s a vintage and gastronomic treasure chest.” Berkeley34 “However, the customer who is tired of predictable choices will surely be enticed by the unconventional brand promise and impressed by the quality of the fare offered here.” Logo Design Works review “5 stars - If they ever put in a fireplace and a sofa I might go in and never leave.” Sara Revell Seasonal Sensations and Homebaked Cakes... “Everything about The Haberdashery was spot on, the food was amazing, the coffee excellent, it was the right amount of quirky without trying too hard and the staff were very friendly and accomodating! I highly highly recommend a trip to The Haberdashery…get on your bikes and brave Crouch Hill…a real treat awaits!” Jo Kruczynska The Afternoon Tease “You know how you go somewhere and it sticks in the mind for several days?” Sausage Dog Chic “It was lovely. It felt very seaside England – bunting and white-washed walls with cakes and mis-matched china and huge bowls of coffee... The sort of place you can sit for ages feeling quite comfortable and homely...” The Happiness Project “It’s not often that I find something so sweet as pie that I decide I immediately want to hold a party there, but the charming Haberdashery coffee shop in Crouch End made my Sunday afternoon in the sun even more delightful.” Great Lengths “Slightly closer to home, a thoroughly heart warming brunch can be found at The Haberdashery in Crouch End. A treasure trove of chintz, mismatched plates and cutlery; knitted teacups adorn the walls and giant, golden topped muffins wrapped in brown paper sit by the counter, aching to be taken home. For brunch: gloriously cold, melt in your mouth smoked salmon, with creamy, peppery scrambled eggs, just firm enough, served on hot buttered toast and a large pot of smokey earl grey drunk from vintage china.” Velvet & Tea “If you have not been to The Haberdashery in Crouch End, then believe me: you are missing out!!! When I first walked into this adorable cafe, it was love at first site. There it was, finally: the cafe I had been looking for ever since moving to London.” I Dream of Elephants “I found another lovely teashop last week while I was out with Ella, this time in Crouch End (branching out!). The Haberdashery, on Middle Lane, has a really retro feel, a great selection of drinks (dandelion and burdock and beers as well as tea and coffee), delicious muffins (baked in little flowerpots) and a nice selection of handmade goods and art for sale, too” I’m not left handed either “two dear friends of mine took me to the most adorable coffee shop this past weekend. the haberdashery coffee house in crouch end is a delightful little find, with an eclectic range of vintage crockery, mis-matched furniture and a mosaic wall of victorian fireplace tiles for a charming rustic feel...” The Fabric of My Life “This quaint little cafe is every breakfast-craving Crouch Ender’s dream, delighting its visitors with a vast array of light lunches, delicious cakes and perfect coffee.’ Nice Day 4 a Sulk “The coolest little coffee shop I have ever been in... I never wanted to leave it....” I am Hiawatha “In Crouch End there are so many hidden gems, like my favorite tucked away coffee shop The Haberdashery on Middle Lane, which is just an utter delight to visit. The garden is full of beautiful smelling flowers, bunting kriss crossing the gates and vintage tables and chairs. For me the selling point of the Haberdashery is the tea, when they serve it to you, each time you will be drinking out a cute vintage cup and saucer...” Five Reasons Why I... “So a few weekends later, the Englishman and I stopped for a coffee and a bite to eat at The Haberdashery and found that we had - together with the rest of the area - fallen in love with this little quirky place serving fantastic coffee, salads, homemade breads and cakes.” Helena’s London Life “Meeting my fellow tea drinking buddy in the coffee house itself, i was instantly amazed by its chic individuality. From the Bunting hanging inside and out (You can also purchase it in store) the smell of freshly baked bread filling the room and the coffee served in what resembled flower pots... On top of the spectacular food, drink and atmosphere, the service was absolutely amazing. ” Thank God for Tea! “On the Di and Steph Hashbrown Rating system (something that actually exists) we give the Hab 10/10 for being a/ homemade and b/ just delightful” Crouch End Coffee Tour “One of my favourite ways to start a weekend in Crouch End is brunch at The Haberdashery. Eggs benedict and a bowl of coffee out in the garden is my usual choice and I often add a ‘Glastonbury’ fresh juice too. One day I WILL also find room for the home baked cakes that always tempt my sweet tooth. ” A Scot in the City “The Haberdashery is as nice on the inside as it is on the outside – bunting and fairy lights and bevelled mirrors – and the breakfast was amazing; perfectly runny eggs, thick slabs of grilled halloumi and fresh spinach and tomatoes too.” Her Little Place “When I went to the Haberdashery in Crouch End the other day all these memories came flooding back as they have the best hot apple cider here and delicious apple and cinnamon muffins... The Haberdashery is a great cafe, it’s so comforting. It’s lovely and colourful and full of random clutter which you feel has accumulated over the years.” Penny Blood’s Black Book “I’m obsessed with their coffee and breadpots (which are baked in little flower pots) and just generally the whole place which is a boutique tea room/art gallery/kids sweet shop/country kitchen/music venue all rolled into one.” Eat Brioche, Get Money “What makes this particular coffee shop so special, you might ask? It is not only because the food is good (fresh locally sourced produce), the cakes are amazing, the vibe is warm and friendly (the boxes for all those pre-requisites are ticked). It is what makes it more than a coffee shop and that is its role as a hub for the local community.” Little Big Bell “Our final suggestion is also in North London as we move to The Haberdashery in Crouch End. This is a distinctly family friendly venue. “ London’s Best Breakfasts for Vintage Lovers Reviews Press |
|||||||||||