Zarathustra Cafe

London, United Kingdom

4

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+44 20 7603 2379
Address:
62-64 Richmond Way Hammersmith, London, United Kingdom, W14 0EB
West Kensington
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
890 ftUpper Addison Gardens
960 ftShepherds Bush Central Line Station
0.2 miShepherd's Bush (Central Line)
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2 reviews of Zarathustra Cafe

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Place rating: 4
Jersey City, NJ
When we got to the K West hotel up the block and asked where to find breakfast, the front desk sent us here. described as «cheap and cheery.» and it was just that! very local, neighborhood spot. we ate here ever morning we were in London. It’s not gourmet by any means, but it’s gotta be about as English as English Breakfasts get.
Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom
The odd thing about this place, on a quiet street at the back of shepherds bush is that there seems to be no name out the front. Upon investigation you will discover a little sign inside however telling you you’re in the right place. They are an english café with a turkish twist, or the other way around, I’m not yet sure.
Anyway they serve kebabs in a more traditional turkish way, not greasy and yuck like at 2am after a hard night out. They also do a mean ham and tomato omelette with coffee and salad, all for less than a fiver.