Notes (Covent Garden)

• I had a smoked salmon roll with cream cheese and rocket and the bread was fresh and light and the salmon perfect
• Smoked salmon can sometimes be a bit rubbery and tasteless but not here which is a good indication as to the quality of the food
• From what I tasted they are doing a great job of it so far
• I got a lot of caramel with a hint of berries and is on a par with Speakeasy off Caranby Street for flavour
• Service here is absolutely lovely
• The brew staff and the wait staff are really helpful
• All this is done with a smile and no sign of irritation
• That to receive this kind of service with individual attention
• This is not the place to go if you are in a hurry and don't have the patience to wait
• Each of the coffees are individually brewed and its such a refreshing change from the chain cafes (I searched for an independent coffee shop
• The prosciutto with buffalo mozarella is served with a large plate of bread and olive oil and could quite easily be a light meal for 2 or a heavy meal for one
• Notes (Covent Garden) is an all rounder
• Or even just a chill out with a good book or for a spot of people watching
• The baristas are rather trendy
• )My coffee was the definition of a perfect coffee from an independent café
• It is filled to the brim with rocket fuel
• Notes seems to have caught on early to the fact that being serious about coffee is very on trend
• With a number of two person tables running along side the bar leading into a larger space with a big communal table and a handful of smaller tables surrounding it
• I feel slightly bad as the guy said it was his first day
• My brother said his prosecco was flat and we ended up complaining
• Ok the place is really nice
• Interior accurate and nice staff but is really expensive and unfortunately absolutely not worth it
• I saw Notes and I popped in with my girlfriend
• I paid without saying anything but when the coffees arrived at the table I realised they were a way too small for the price paid
• A well travelled 64 year old Italian with a severe addiction to coffee
• He drank his espresso in one quick swig and ended up with a disgusted grimace on his face
• I can only hope she realised how rude and foolish it had been of her to turn business away with no reason at all
• As the procedure for serving sit down customers is far from seamless
• You'll notice that there are no table numbers or placeholders
• All you can do to be in for a chance of getting the stuff you paid for is give a generic indication of where you're seating ("
• You'll see staff members wandering from table to table with cups and plates in hand
• We could have easily accepted the three cake slices we were offered while we waited for our hot drinks
• The utterly undrinkable layer of green powder grounds at the bottom of my glass was the ultimate dealbreaker
• My other friend thought her hot chocolate drink was good enough
• I went at 4 pm and the place was buzzing with people who were working and friends just catching up
• The layout of a typical cafe with small congested tables but the menu is great
• They seem to prepare with some kind of standard in mind
• Their teas are just what you need in terms of flavour and colour
• The coffee is legitimate and while their selection of food is limited
• Generous lashings of avocado with cooked chicken and there was this amazing sauce in between (unfortunately I scoffed it down and didn't take a picture
• The chorizo and chicken was quite good as well
• Cute place with really good coffee
• Ordered the croissant which was frozen so I asked them to warm it up a bit
• As famous for its earthy roasted coffee as it is for the range of affordable wines it has on offer
• S food menu is limited to sandwiches
• I hear their sandwiches are good though
• M not big on ale either (the India pale ale was utterly disgusting &ndash
• Is more than acceptable considering how packed the place was when we visited

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