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| Toad's Mouth Too was a restaurant and cafe in [[Locale Brockley|Brockley]]. It closed in 2012. As of early 2013 the premises are occupied by a bar/restaurant called [http://www.thegantry.co.uk/ The Gantry]. |
I'll defer to the web which suggests this place is called "Toad's Mouth Too Restaurant and Gallery", though the sign outside (in the photo) calls it merely "Toad's Mouth Cafe". In either case, the whimsicality of the name and the idiosyncrasy of the rooms (clearly, this was someone's home once) ensures a solid blend of local parents and ladies who lunch. |
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The information below is retained for people who want to know what it was like. |
The place clearly gets quite busy at times, and at Sunday brunch there was a small queue waiting for tables (though the queue was moved fairly swiftly). You enter via the kitchen area (presumably this used to house a takeaway kebab shop), where there's a small seating area (crammed with the accumulated ephemera of years) and a till for paying. |
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Downstairs the rooms are bright and airy, with plenty of tables. Service is prompt and very friendly. There is a breakfast/lunch menu (with vegetarian options) and a separate wine and drinks list. The vegetarian breakfast itself is oddly comprised of both traditional fare and roast vegetables, which sit uneasily side by side. However, comments on the internet suggest this place is better for lunch and dinner. |
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Restaurant and cafe in [[Locale Brockley|Brockley]]. |
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<b>Note:</b> As of March 2012, [http://brockleycentral.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/toads-mouth-too-closed-for.html Brockley Central reports] that Toad's Mouth Too is temporarily closed for refurbishment, having been [http://brockleycentral.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/future-of-toads-mouth-too.html purchased by new owners]. Brockley Central also have [http://brockleycentral.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/from-toads-mouth.html an interview with one of said owners]. When it does reopen, it will be called [http://www.lifeforms-design.com/projects/detail/The-Gantry The Gantry]. The comments below predate this refurbishment, and hence may be out of date. I'll defer to the web which suggests this place is called "Toad's Mouth Too Restaurant and Gallery", though the sign outside (in the photo) calls it merely "Toad's Mouth Cafe". In either case, the whimsicality of the name and the idiosyncrasy of the rooms ensures a solid blend of local parents and ladies who lunch. The layout downstairs suggests this was someone's home once (though latterly an estate agents' office and extensively overhauled by the present owners, according to an anonymous commenter). The place clearly gets quite busy at times, and at Sunday brunch there was a small queue waiting for tables (though the queue was moved fairly swiftly). You enter via the kitchen area, where there's a small seating area (crammed with the accumulated ephemera of years) and a till for paying. Downstairs the rooms are bright and airy, with plenty of tables. Service is prompt and very friendly. There is a breakfast/lunch menu (with vegetarian options) and a separate wine and drinks list. The vegetarian breakfast itself on [[Ewan]]'s visit was oddly comprised of both traditional fare and roast vegetables, which sat uneasily side by side. However, comments on the internet suggest this place is even better for lunch and dinner. As of February 2008, dinner is £10 for two courses or £12 for three. Starters might include salmon mousse or globe artichokes with aioli dip; mains could include rump steak with potato wedges or mushroom lasagne; dessert choices might include chocolate torte or strawberries and cream (yes, in February...). We've not sampled this yet though. See also: |
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* [http://londonreviewofbreakfasts.blogspot.com/2008/05/toads-mouth-too-brockley.html London Review of Breakfasts review] |
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* [http://flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/2274037233/sizes/l/ Kake's photo of the evening menu as of February 2008] * [http://www.qype.co.uk/place/310255 Qype comments] |
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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Ewan]] and Jo, 3 February 2008.</div> </div> |
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postcode='' summary='Pleasant family-friendly cafe-restaurant in Brockley.' summary='Now closed; was a pleasant family-friendly cafe-restaurant in Brockley.' |
postcode='SE4 2RL' summary='Pleasant family-friendly cafe-restaurant in Brockley.' summary='Now closed; was a pleasant family-friendly cafe-restaurant in Brockley.' |
I'll defer to the web which suggests this place is called "Toad's Mouth Too Restaurant and Gallery", though the sign outside (in the photo) calls it merely "Toad's Mouth Cafe". In either case, the whimsicality of the name and the idiosyncrasy of the rooms (clearly, this was someone's home once) ensures a solid blend of local parents and ladies who lunch.
The place clearly gets quite busy at times, and at Sunday brunch there was a small queue waiting for tables (though the queue was moved fairly swiftly). You enter via the kitchen area (presumably this used to house a takeaway kebab shop), where there's a small seating area (crammed with the accumulated ephemera of years) and a till for paying.
Downstairs the rooms are bright and airy, with plenty of tables. Service is prompt and very friendly. There is a breakfast/lunch menu (with vegetarian options) and a separate wine and drinks list. The vegetarian breakfast itself is oddly comprised of both traditional fare and roast vegetables, which sit uneasily side by side. However, comments on the internet suggest this place is better for lunch and dinner.
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Last visited by Ewan and Jo, 3 Feb 2008.
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