Blackbird Bakery London

Located in the archway of a train line. Good coffee and a nice range of cakes and savoury food (frittata and similar). Also serves smoothies and orange juice. I find the prices are a little high - cakes £4-5 etc. Otherwise a good place with nice atmosphere. Has some outside seating.

Lovely cafe set under the arches of the overground train line at Queens Road Peckham. Very nice flat white accompanied by a generous apple/pear tart. Outdoor and indoor seating.

Great bakery, absolutely delicious sandwiches and cakes. But for a bakery/coffee shop below a train station (where you expect quick service for commuters getting trains) they are UNBELIEVABLY SLOW. Like I can’t even describe how slow they are. I live nearby and go in almost daily and I would say 80% of the time I have to leave the queue to run and get my train. I’ve actually even had to be refunded TWICE whilst waiting for my coffee. I don’t my any means show up 2 minutes before expecting a coffee. I now leave my flat 10 minutes earlier to be able to get a coffee but probably only succeed once every 10 days. It’s totally ridiculous. I don’t think you even get service this slow from places that aren’t near a train station (it’s just common sense the majority of your customers are going to be getting the train). The same goes for my partner who experienced the same thing daily on his way to the office. I think you would probably get on average £50 between us a week extra if yours service wasn’t so slow. Which no, isn’t business changing. But a customer is a customer and especially a local one choosing to support a local business instead of PRET or Leon when they get into town (which I most often have to do anyway).

First coffee shop/café I saw coming out og the station, and it was great! Had a really tasty ham sandwich and an 8/10 coffee. Seating a bit restricted but I still managed to get sat down. Try if you're in the area.

Decent coffee at reasonable price £2.48.
No prices on board though.
The cafe in general is dirty and unhygienic with dirty display case, dirty floor, bread and pastry in open for customers to breathe on. They dont clean here. The staff friendliness varies. Behind the counter appears messy and unorganised and thats where sandwiches are made.
There is only ever 1 barista so you can wait a while for your coffee (5-7 mins).
Croissant okay but would not meet french boulangerie standards as is not flaky or buttery and is dry.

Very spacious bakery and cafe with outdoor seating (no heating though, but nice for summer) just outside Queens Road station. I loved the latte and pecan Tart. Can get very busy and might find it hard to find indoor seating.

The place is filthy. The floors inside and outside the 2 entrances it's really dirty. I can only imagine how the kitchen area looks...inside you have really overpriced bread 🍞 loafs over £4.... the display looks empty nit much choice and pastries and cake is really expensive. Small coffees they don't fill the cups.Avoid.

Staff were very pleasant. Bought coffees and pastries to take away and thoroughly enjoyed both. Seems to be high quality food and popular place. Will return to sit in next time and sample more of the delicious looking sandwiches