Cereal Killer Cafe (Brick Lane)

• The cereal was worth the wait
• Only problem was that there were so many customers the best cereals were sold out
• Went straight after work on a Thursday evening and it was relatively quiet which made life easy
• You can also customise your choice with flavoured milk and toppings
• Their recommendation for me was a limited edition Halloween cereal from the States called Boo Berry
• Rounded off with milk subtly flavoured with vanilla
• I think this is a really cool concept
• I felt like I was back home at my kitchen table as I enjoyed a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch
• I do have to say the portion size was a lot smaller than I expected
• Some of the jingles are really catchy
• Fruity pebbles and milky stars with chocolate milk was delicious
• Upstairs is a bit of a squeeze when it's busy but there's more seating downstairs which is probably the best place to eat
• 90's pop culture breakfast memorabilia line the walls and flood you with welcome memories of things you'd long forgotten
• Sure it's nearly a fiver for a bowl of cereal but the experience is worth it if you're part of the majority who don't import or have rarely tasted foreign cereal
• To order a banana and chocolate cereal combo with caramel milk
• You recieve your order when you pay and is given in two components
• American and foreign fizzy drinks are available (but who is going to have them with cereal
• The cereals themselves take you back to when you are 5 years old and demand the most unhealthiest cereals around
• Once inside you are immediatley hit with numerous cereal boxes piled high showcasing what is on offer
• The counter is at the back so the queue snakes uts way through the cafe between minimal seating options
• Downstairs there is more seating cramped into every corner alongside novelty toys won from cereals
• Staff is very friendly the atmosphere the cereal is really yummy and delicious
• Loved Cereal Killer Cafe (Brick Lane) although the trip from central london takes 45 minutes but it is really worth it
• The place is small but there is extra seating area down
• I went for shreddies the first time then went for banana rama which was so delicious
• I like that there was a range or English and America cereals and you can put what toppings you wanted
• Unicorn poop xD it's very quirky and the staff are very friendly but pricey
• 3/4 for cereal and that was for a size small
• Fruit loops and happy hippo is a nice combo
• Shoreditch Brick lane is where this happy place lies in
• Since it's probably the only shop with a long queue
• Once inside you are immediatley hit with numerous cereal boxes piled high showcasing what is on offer with some that I'd never heard of before
• Your order is given in two components
• What I thought was hard work back then
• One of them was the fictional Serial Killer Dexter
• Cereal Killer Cafe (Brick Lane) really brings out your inner child as you are mesmerized by the number of cereals available on offer
• Going here with a bunch of friends is great and I really enjoyed it
• Such a cool concept and highly recommended for a snack or dessert when you are roaming around Brick Lane
• Those that are from all around the world
• In Brick lane is the first café
• I realised we were just eating cereal
• I was so surprised when I walked in the door and was overwhelmed by the various choices of cereal that were available
• It was wonderful everything about it was just right
• The milk to cereal ratio was a bit off too much cereal and too little milk
• My sister ordered the Feckin' Nutcase which was crunchy nut clusters
• We were full with our little evening snack
• I'm a person who loves colors so Cereal Killer Cafe (Brick Lane) was like heaven to me
• I went for my favorite lucky charms and my friend was a little more adventurous
• I just went with the craziest looking milkshake
• 5 for a bowl of cereal with chocolate chips
• The initial novelty is fine but there&rsquo
• The fixtures are nice enough to look with makeshift seating from children&rsquo
• I was hugely impressed with Cereal Killer Cafe (Brick Lane)
• A Hot Chocolate with extra&rsquo
• The consistency however was milky and thin
• The thickness was still lacking
• Because the point of this hot chocolate is the fact that it is stacked
• Chocolate bars and whipped cream is what makes it worthwhile to have
• Also the hot chocolate is served in a glass mug making this far easier to drink after the toppings have been devoured than say a jam jar
• This decadent hot chocolate/dessert is also available as a double drink in which it is made for two
• This open planned establishment consists of stacked coloured boxed as its exterior with the counter laid to the right hand side and the seating on the left
• S beds complete with authentic bedding and tv&rsquo
• The walls are stacked with various memorabilia to relive childhood memories
• They have a wall of British cereals and another one with all the exported cereals
• The concept is basically the same
• The offer at the cafe is very narrow
• Considering we are in one of the capitals of the world
• So I had a large bowl with chocolate and honey flavored crunchy cereals
• Overall it was a nice experience
• The corn flakes are soooo good
• A place for all cereal lovers and those who love having a fruitful breakfast with lots of options on there table
• A breakfast with amazing cereals in your bowl to kick start your day
• I was really excited to go to the cereal killer cafe and was very happy with the options they provided
• Was quite disappointed with the service I got around this
• The product knowledge from the waiter wasn't great but is understandable considering the amount of cereals
• After receiving our order there was quite a few elements missing from what I had on my cereal as well as items of the rest of the group's food and some drinks
• They were very apologetic and was able to remove all the errors from the bill
• M a huge fan of the mad throw back vibes Cereal Killer Cafe (Brick Lane)s has but I was not so impressed by the drinks my friend and I ordered
• I asked to know why we was being turned away and

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