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About Bergamot Cafe
Bergamot Cafe is a Persian-influenced cafe in London, set under the bridge on Wood Lane at Arch 87, a five-minute walk from Westfield. The brunch menu is Iranian, with a range of omelettes including the Bandari and the Guzlameh, served on traditional Persian plates, plus a sweet omelette. Chasht for two is a shared brunch platter, and warm bread comes with butter. The drinks list covers espresso-based coffees, a wide selection of teas and hot drinks, and a Persian cooler. Objects and books from Persia fill the room. Breakfast, brunch and lunch are all served, and a private dining option is there for groups.
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Menu & Prices
87 dishes · mains £3–42- Espresso£3.80
- Americano£3.80
- Macchiato£3.80
- White Americano£4.00
- Cortado£4.00
- Flat White£4.50
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention persian omelettes, persian tea selection, warm bread with butter and chasht for two.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention persian omelettes, persian tea selection, warm bread with butter and chasht for two.
Customer Review Summary
Persian omelettes anchor the brunch here, with reviewers singling out the Bandari and Guzlameh and a sausage and potato version served on a traditional Persian plate. Close behind are the teas and drinks: a borage and butterfly pea tea with rose syrup that changes colour as it is poured, a ginger tea, a Persian cooler and a saffron tea in a teapot. Diners also praise the Chasht for two, the Panir-o-sabzi starter, the clotted cream and the Shir Berenj Pesteh dessert. The decor, full of objects and books from Persia, and the friendly, attentive staff come up repeatedly, and one reviewer liked that the place is run by women. The recurring caveat is cost. Two reviewers found prices a little higher than expected, though both felt the meal justified it. One reviewer found the cafe full at a weekday lunch, with a wait for a table, and suggests booking. Several also mention the warm bread, served with butter that melts into it.
Customer Review Summary
Persian omelettes anchor the brunch here, with reviewers singling out the Bandari and Guzlameh and a sausage and potato version served on a traditional Persian plate. Close behind are the teas and drinks: a borage and butterfly pea tea with rose syrup that changes colour as it is poured, a ginger tea, a Persian cooler and a saffron tea in a teapot. Diners also praise the Chasht for two, the Panir-o-sabzi starter, the clotted cream and the Shir Berenj Pesteh dessert. The decor, full of objects and books from Persia, and the friendly, attentive staff come up repeatedly, and one reviewer liked that the place is run by women. The recurring caveat is cost. Two reviewers found prices a little higher than expected, though both felt the meal justified it. One reviewer found the cafe full at a weekday lunch, with a wait for a table, and suggests booking. Several also mention the warm bread, served with butter that melts into it.
Featured reviews
- Hamada Hadi
“Fantastic breakfast and great outdoor seating. It’s quite unique compared to other Persian places. The location is great and feels like you’re sitting abroad. Nearby to Westfield Mall Just a five minute walk. I recommend parking inside the mall and walking to it”
- Alex Brophy
“This is a beautiful gem of a restaurant tucked away under the bridge in White City. It was recommended to me by a friend and I’m so glad I followed up on it. The authentic design and atmosphere immediately transports you away. They have a varied menu and an even more extensive hot drinks selection! Service was quick and friendly. The food itself was delicious and incredibly flavoursome. I would highly recommend this to anyone in the area who is looking to try some new food and experience another culture. I will most certainly be back to try more!”
- Sofian Ounaha
“Fantastic place in Wood Lane, quite close to the Westfield mall. They serve excellent Iranian food. The brunch options are all good and include a wide variety of dishes, including omelettes (highly recommend the Bandari and the Guzlameh), starters (try the Panir-o-sabzi) and mains. Wide choice of beverages and teas to accompany this. And of course, the desserts are perfect (Shir Berenj Pesteh). The service is flawless and the place really beautiful and thoroughly enjoyable. Highly recommend it!”
- Ryad Hacene
“Amazing place! 10/10 Persian food with an incredible explosion of flavors in every dish. The restaurant is beautifully designed, with elegant décor and a warm atmosphere. The staff are exceptionally kind, welcoming, and attentive. One of the best Persian dining experiences I’ve had in London. Highly recommended!”
- Jeremy Kashkett
“What a gem of a spot. We got the Chasht for two and it did not disappoint. Each dish was flavorful and was beautifully laid out with unique garnish for each dish. It was plenty of food for two. The clotted cream was an especial favorite. The restaurant was beautifully decorated with interesting things to look at in every direction. The price point was a bit higher than expected but not enough of a deterrent. I would definitely go back and certainly would recommend eating there if you are in the area and looking to have a AAA breakfast experience.”
Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“A Persian Influenced Boutique Café offers breakfast / brunch / lunch & Private Dining”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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- Accessibility· 1
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Location
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| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bergamot Cafe | 4.6458 | — | — | persian omelettes, persian tea selection, warm bread with butter |
| Java Whiskers Cat Café White City | 4.21,110 | 0.1 mi | — | kitten lounge, cat lounge, cakes and biscuits |
| Rostomia LondonDelivery | 4.6205 | 0.6 mi | £10–20 | traditional algerian dishes, multi-course algerian menu, breakfast with coffee |
| Mike's CafeOutdoor seating · Vegetarian options · Reservations | 4.51,046 | 0.8 mi | £1–15 | full english breakfast, juicy burger, overcooked eggs |
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