Leos Cafe

Had a lovely little fry up here. Pretty sizeable fry up for less than a fiver is always good when your feeling a little fragile after a big night.
Over all nothing to shout about but very decent for a ‘greasy spoon’ café.

I have literally been going to this café for as long as I can remember.
Great value for money, and the food is greaaaat.
Staff are fantastic here. I literally cannot think of any negatives.
My entire family has been coming here for weekend fry ups since I was a kid, and when I’m back home, this is the place I always come crawling to for a fatty hangover cure.

A basic friendly café.
Food and drink was great value. I had a bacon sandwich and a steaming mug of tea for 2 pounds.
The service was excellent.

After consuming 2 bottles of red wine the night before and stumbling home with my partner in crime (Helen W — yes I did just name and shame) the concept of dragging our bodies out the house seemed almost impossible. That was until Helen started talking about bacon, and her desperate need for it, oh and she also wanted orange juice. At this point I suggested that we go to the shop, she moaned weakly — a bit like an unhappy bird cry. I knew at the point I was going to have to find her a proper fry-​up and soon.
So off we trotted to find some bad ass fry-​up action near my new abode. That was when we stubled upon the delights of Leo. Now I’m not sure if this is a friend of the other greasy spoons Leo’s I have been to but it was pretty damn good. The ketchup was vingerery, the bacon greasy (Helen’s not mine) and the service was amazingly surly. Just what I like from a top notch greasy spoon. It doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not, juts a really extensive menu, starting from £2.50 for scrambled eggs on toast and a great space for you to hang your head in shame and chat about the night before. Leo, you’re a top fella!

nice café fair prices. nice roast 7 days a week .open 7am till 7pm.