Flapjacks

A lovely café in the middle of Kentish Town that employs people who might not necessarily have the same opportunities as another. The staff are super friendly and their big smiles are totally infectious. As for food and drink, the coffee and tea were great, and the homemade flapjacks are delicious and definitely worth trying!

Carrot, coriander and Orange soup sounds strange,, but it was absolutely delicious. Served as always by wonderful students who could easily serve in top restaurants. Staff do amazing job training students into cooking tasty, healthy food. Well done everyone Jen

I'm a big fan of the concept of the cafe. The people seem very nice. Ordered the breakfast. I'm not lying, this was the worst breakfast I have ever had. I was still happy to support the business though.

If you are charitable, this is a nice caf for you. The coffees are standard but 2/3 the price of nearby Costa. The home made flapjacks are lovely. The seats are cushioned enough to be comfortable. The notice on the door says they're run by and for people with learning difficulties and I had one little experience that showed this: a waiter whose hand wobbled as he put my coffee on my table. What felt a bit weird was when I arrived there was a table with several people at it of Asian appearance who were wearing small round black hats. I later noticed similar hats behind the counter so I suppose these are part of the uniform. So I now feel comfortable with the prospect of going there again.

I love coming here for lunch although I often end up ordering the Veggie English Breakfast because it's too delicious and enjoy their tasty 'Soup of the Day' and the oven-baked jacked potatoes with butter, tuna and salad on the side! I feel it is necessary to mention that Flapjacks is a community project; a social enterprise café run by The Camden Society and staffed by disabled people who all work very hard.

I eat lunch at Flapjacks approx. once every week with my Mum. The food is always well prepared and tasty. The service is also good and friendly. I feel it is necessary to mention that Flapjacks is a community project; a social enterprise café run by The Camden Society and staffed by disabled people who all work very hard.

The nicest people and the tastiest of foods! Very comfortable in tailoring to the dietary requirements of customers too. And it's a voluntary run charity!

Quite slow service but good food for great value. I really like that they employ disabled people. Sadly they didn't have any sweetener tablets.

Breakfast all day! Served by friendly people for a very reasonable price. What more can you ask?

Great place I met a very helpful Electrician by the name of Paul who was refurbishing the resterunt working for Camden