Ziggy Green

We were out for a relaxed stroll along Regent Street and decided to stop for a coffee and herbal tea completely by chance, we wandered into Ziggy Green, and what a find it turned out to be. The place is steeped in character and history, with a really unique atmosphere. One of the standout features was the hidden speakeasy-style room, which added a sense of intrigue and charm. The walls are filled with brilliant photos of David Bowie, and other stars making it an absolute treat for any Bowie fan there’s a real sense of personality and storytelling throughout the space. What truly made the visit memorable, though, was Anes. He was incredibly welcoming and took the time to show us around, sharing insights about the venue that made the experience feel special rather than just a quick stop for a drink. A lovely, unexpected gem perfect for a casual coffee with a twist of culture and history. We’ll definitely be back.

4 months ago · via Google

We had breakfast there several times during our stay in London. We tried a couple other places as well but the best food and service were definitely at Ziggy. We were served by the charming Anis who took very good care of us. Would recommend this place to anyone who wants to start their day with a hearty breakfast in great atmosphere.

3 months ago · via Google

We were served by Nilay, he was fantastic. We were sat outside and he made sure to follow up appropriately. The food is usually good, maybe we got slightly unlucky. The smashed avocado on charcoal sourdough was too lemony and slightly hard. Overall a good quick brunch experience and if you like Matcha then this is the place!

5 months ago · via Google

We stopped here after a British Rock tour and fell in love with this beautiful place. We were greeted warmly with smiling faces and inviting hospitality. Anes, was gracious seating my 2 daughters and I quickly on a busy day. He was so friendly. We ordered cappuccinos and food from Zahaba and Divyen which was by far the best cappuccinos we’ve had in our 2 week European vacation. The pancakes and scrambled edges and toast is to die for. The next day my girls asked to go back and once again we were excitedly received by Anes, Zahaba and Sumayyah. Sumayyah was very sweet interacting with my 2 girls as did Zahaba. This is a gem cozy warm and inviting restaurant/cafe and anyone visiting London should absolutely visit. 10 stars

2 months ago · via Google