Mozart London

Thank you, Ken, for your hospitality! Stumbled upon this unforgettable place whilst visiting Crystal Palace to watch James and Happy Mondays. Prices were very reasonable, decor is bespoke, ambience was perfect, and the game of Cludeo was a bonus!!! Visited with hubby and 16-year-old daughter. Highly recommended, and we will definitely return if we are in the area again.

Another absolute hidden gem in south East London. We just stopped here for a quick coffee and it was so good, the espresso is really easy drinking and BIG, if you want a decent sized espresso this is the place to go! Also the guy making the coffee of potentially the nicest man in all SE London coffee places, he's so friendly. We'll definitely be back here for drinks, snacks and music another time.

We entered Mozarts as a pit stop before an event at Crystal Palace and our experience was so good we returned later and spent all afternoon there. Fabulous cafe, beautiful interior with awesome photos, instruments games! Ken (owner and lovely human being) made us very welcome. With a wide selection of beers and wines we also bought chutneys and sauces to continue the great experience at home. Cannot recommend this café enough!

This is a little hidden gem of a cafe, a must if you are in the Anerley area. The fish burgher and chips, made by the delightful owner Ken was delicious and could have fed two people, and if you phone him ahead of your visit, your meal will be ready for when you arrive. The orange chocolate cake with oozing orange sauce is heaven, I took mine away for afters and had with squirty cream (see pic). Classical and jazz music plays in the background and there are various music events of this genre all week. This is a fabulous addition to Anerley Hill.

Quirky little cafe-bar. Had a perfectly nice pot of tea and a really good pain chocolat. I was the only customer in and me and the owner Ken spent the whole time chatting, mostly about photography. Many of his are on the walls, along with several other photographers. There's also a lot of music instruments hanging on the walls and ceiling, Mozart-themed chocolates and other gifts (as the name might suggest) imported from Vienna, classical music playing. Overally a nice interesting place to sit and while away some time taking in the overall ambience.