NearMeBest cafes in Queens Park
Last updatedLittle Me Cafe Waverley leads this list of Queens Park cafes, mainly for its cappuccinos, which visitors name more than any other drink. Coleus Corner and Queens Park Kitchen follow for different reasons: a brunch menu built around a BLAT sandwich, and a raised deck that faces the park. All three are within six minutes' walk of Queens Park.
Quick picks in Queens Park
- Best for a cappuccino and a toastie: Little Me Cafe Waverley, where the mushroom toastie is made to order.
- Best for brunch with a sandwich: Coleus Corner, where the BLAT sandwich on Turkish bread is the dish to order.
- Best for coffee beside the park: Queens Park Kitchen, with a raised outdoor deck two minutes from the park.
Best cafes in Queens Park, ranked
#1Little Me Cafe Waverley for a cappuccino and a toastie made to order
$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Queens Park, 6 min walkLittle Me Cafe Waverley is a family-run cafe with a few outdoor tables, six minutes' walk from Queens Park. Cappuccinos come with latte art, including a heart, and two visitors single them out above the other drinks. Order the mushroom toastie, which comes made to order, or try the egg and halloumi roll one visitor suggests. Granola with berries, bagels, pastries and Danish fill out the food list. It opens at 6am on weekdays and 6:30am on weekends, and closes at 2pm every day.
#2Coleus Corner for brunch with a BLAT sandwich
$$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Queens Park, 5 min walkColeus Corner, formerly Sapori Di Sardegna, sits five minutes' walk from Queens Park and serves brunch and lunch with outdoor seating. The BLAT sandwich on Turkish bread, with creamy aioli, is the dish visitors name most. A salmon bagel is on the list too, and the bagels come toasted, plain or seeded. The menu has vegetarian, gluten-free and vegan choices, and table service is offered. It opens Monday to Friday from 6:45am.
#3Queens Park Kitchen for coffee on a deck facing the park
$$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Queens Park, 2 min walkQueens Park Kitchen is a relaxed, rustic cafe with a raised outdoor deck that faces the park, two minutes' walk away. Visitors say the coffee is consistently good, and one finds it super tasty. Staff are described as friendly and helpful, and they are often named by customers. The food gets mixed reviews, with fish and chips called ordinary. A kids' menu, picnic hampers and takeaway are all on offer.
Compare best cafes in Queens Park
Price, brunch, outdoor seating, dog access and weekend trade for each cafe sit side by side below.
| Cafe | Price | Brunch | Outdoor | Dogs | Weekends | Nearest park |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Little Me Cafe Waverley | $ | ✓ | ✓ | Outside | ✓ | Queens Park, 6 min |
| Coleus Corner | $$ | ✓ | ✓ | Outside | ✓ | Queens Park, 5 min |
| Queens Park Kitchen | $$ | ✓ | ✓ | Outside | ✓ | Queens Park, 2 min |
How we picked best cafes in Queens Park
Ordering starts from overall scores, weighted by how many visitors scored each cafe. Coffee, food and service on each cafe's own page then settle the close calls, and the table shows how far each cafe is from the park. Walking times and opening hours come from stored data, not estimates.
Best cafes in Queens Park: FAQ
Which Queens Park cafe is best for coffee?
Little Me Cafe Waverley is where visitors name the cappuccinos most, with latte art on top.
Which Queens Park cafe is open on Sunday morning?
Little Me Cafe Waverley opens at 6:30am on Sundays, Coleus Corner at 8am and Queens Park Kitchen at 7:30am.
Can I sit outside at a Queens Park cafe?
Each cafe on this page lists outdoor seating, and Queens Park Kitchen has a raised deck that faces the park.
Which cafe is closest to Queens Park?
The nearest cafe on this page is Queens Park Kitchen, a two-minute walk from the park.