My Village Cafe (Camden Town)

• Nice little cafe with a quirky but un pretentious vibe
• The owner/manager is a nice guy and often offers samples the downside is that they're always so tasty that you end up getting more than intended
• I could not even eat it all it was so filling AND DELICIOUS
• 10 so cash is recommended especially if you are paying individually
• According to Natalie this cafe makes for a great study place and was where she spent countless hours pouring over her own dissertation
• I did manage to catch up with a few friends in between all of those weights
• My Village is very hippy
• T deny the fact that it also creates character with lots of random photographs
• As their ethos is to unplug from the world
• Playing table games or just becoming present to how fortunate you are to eat this food as so many people in the world go without
• As you walk in you are greeted with classical/Turkish music playing in the background with plenty of energy and enthusiasm oozing from the staff and happy customers
• You feel like you are in a candyshop as everything sounds and looks so delicious&hellip
• They also make a variety of special hot drinks such as spiced mocha with organic milk and freshly squeezed juices
• As I was ordering the falafel meal with a beetroot
• 10 but they are very anti card payment)
• The plate was bursting with colour as well as flavour
• Peas and corn (which was crunchy and fresh)
• My taste buds had an early Halloween party with so many textures and flavours all piled onto one fork
• The portions are very generous
• My Village Cafe is probably entering my favourite places in London
• The same applies for this cute little Kurdish cafe in Camden town which buzzes with people all the time
• Food and beverages are very tasty and satisfying

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