
The Fields Beneath
About The Fields Beneath
The Fields Beneath is a vegan cafe on Prince of Wales Rd, set beneath the arches by the station, with outdoor tables covered by the bridge that stay usable in the rain. The plant-based menu runs across 17 dishes, including croissants, wraps, bagels and a tofu scramble, alongside teas such as Earl Grey and Rooibos and espresso drinks like the Americano. A wine shop counter sells natural and vegan wines, plus packaged goods including tote bags and tea towels. The interior is small, with plants and shelves lining the room. A step-free entrance suits visitors with mobility needs, and dogs are welcome at the tables. Food is available for takeaway or delivery for those eating off site. Reservations are recommended given the compact space. The standard non-dairy option in drinks is oat milk.
Good to know
- ReservationsAccepts reservations
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible seating
- Good for kidsGood for kids · Family friendly
- DietaryServes vegan dishes · Serves vegetarian dishes
Menu & Prices
17 dishes · mains £3–4- English Breakfast£3.00
- Earl Grey£3.00
- Rooibos£3.00
- Mint£3.00
- Espresso£3.00
- Americano£3.60
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention welsh rarebit croissant, vegan wraps, almond croissant and chimichurri bagel sandwich.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention welsh rarebit croissant, vegan wraps, almond croissant and chimichurri bagel sandwich.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers consistently point to the vegan croissants as the centerpiece, especially the Welsh Rarebit croissant and the almond and cinnamon versions, praised as flaky and full of flavour. Close behind, the wraps, the spiced aubergine ciabatta, and the chimichurri bagel sandwich draw repeated praise, alongside the coffee, which several call the best they've had and describe as creamy enough that non-dairy milk is undetectable. The all-vegan format itself is a recurring point of pride, with the fully plant-based menu, natural wines, and staff described repeatedly as friendly and patient, including one account of a barista adjusting a dish for food intolerances. The main friction is that the cafe's vegan-only milk isn't disclosed upfront: one reviewer ordered a regular latte, was surprised to get oat milk, and felt misled and overcharged at £8.50 for a coffee they couldn't finish. A couple of others note smaller gripes, like inconsistent latte foam and pastries that were "cardboard like" on one visit. Multiple reviewers describe returning for years and coming back specifically to chat with the staff over coffee.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers consistently point to the vegan croissants as the centerpiece, especially the Welsh Rarebit croissant and the almond and cinnamon versions, praised as flaky and full of flavour. Close behind, the wraps, the spiced aubergine ciabatta, and the chimichurri bagel sandwich draw repeated praise, alongside the coffee, which several call the best they've had and describe as creamy enough that non-dairy milk is undetectable. The all-vegan format itself is a recurring point of pride, with the fully plant-based menu, natural wines, and staff described repeatedly as friendly and patient, including one account of a barista adjusting a dish for food intolerances. The main friction is that the cafe's vegan-only milk isn't disclosed upfront: one reviewer ordered a regular latte, was surprised to get oat milk, and felt misled and overcharged at £8.50 for a coffee they couldn't finish. A couple of others note smaller gripes, like inconsistent latte foam and pastries that were "cardboard like" on one visit. Multiple reviewers describe returning for years and coming back specifically to chat with the staff over coffee.
Featured reviews
- Cristina Howick
“Nice cafe under railway arches. Lovely atmosphere, good coffee, small choice of veggy food, basic but nice.”
- Lilli Lemke
“such a yummy vegan breakfast/lunch spot!! they have a few seats inside and outside. I had a chocolate croissant and the bagel and will definitely be back! thank you!”
- Harry Noke
“This is my fav cafe !!! Great coffee + food esp the almond croissant mmmm.... but like. The main reason I go so much is bc everyone there is so cool and so nice and it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside!!! the wraps are very nice too a lot of thought goes into this kinda thing if ur ever there when they're dreaming up a wrap it's an intresting process to observe”
- Swapna Shah
“Lovely little place. Great food, we tried a wrap and the lemon loaf cake. Both were terrific. Friendly service.”
- Sasha Sridhar
“One of the best and coziest cafes in London, hands down. I love this place so much I practically come here every other weekend.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Highlights
“Gourmet coffee, pastries and light bites in a quirky brick and wood cafe beneath the station arches.”
- Serves great coffee
- Serves great dessert
- Has great tea selection
- Popular for popular for breakfast
- Popular for popular for lunch
- Popular for good for solo dining
Amenities
- Has Wi-Fi
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Accepts reservations
- Has outdoor seating
- Dogs allowed
- Has no-contact delivery
Show more amenities
- Offers takeaway
- Serves dine-in
- Family friendly
- Serves vegan dishes
- Serves alcohol
- Casual
- Service options· 2
- Offers delivery
- On-site services available
- Offerings· 6
- Serves coffee
- Serves healthy options
- Sells prepared foods
- Quick bite
- Serves vegetarian dishes
- Serves wine
- Accessibility· 1
- Has wheelchair-accessible seating
- Dining options· 5
- Serves breakfast
- Serves brunch
- Serves lunch
- Serves dessert
- Has seating
- Crowd· 3
- LGBTQ+ friendly
- Popular with tourists
- Transgender safe space
- Family-friendly· 1
- Good for kids
- Highlights· 3
- Serves great coffee
- Serves great dessert
- Has great tea selection
- Popular for· 4
- Popular for breakfast
- Popular for lunch
- Good for solo dining
- Good for working on laptop
- Atmosphere· 2
- Cosy
- Trendy
Location
Cafes near The Fields Beneath
- MAP Studio Cafe4.73690.1 mi
open jam/mic night, jamaican jerk chicken, live gigs upstairs
- 0.5 mi£1–10Outdoor seatingVegetarian optionsVegan options
avocado toast, love potion tea, matcha mango
- 0.6 mi
turkish eggs, french toast, sweet potato spinach waffle
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Fields BeneathVegan options · Reservations | 4.6649 | — | £1–10 | welsh rarebit croissant, vegan wraps, almond croissant |
| MAP Studio Cafe | 4.7369 | 0.1 mi | — | open jam/mic night, jamaican jerk chicken, live gigs upstairs |
| The Living Room Club CafeOutdoor seating · Vegetarian options · Vegan options | 4.6248 | 0.5 mi | £1–10 | avocado toast, love potion tea, matcha mango |
| ARVO Cafe - Primrose Hill | 4.7561 | 0.6 mi | — | turkish eggs, french toast, sweet potato spinach waffle |
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