Bear And Wolf Cafe

Lovely place to grab a coffee. Staff here are lovely nothings to much and very welcoming. The kiddies soft play area set up lovely. Unfortunately some parents think they don't need to watch their children. And allow them to do whatever in the small area. Even with smaller babies around. The garden is a lovely size. Would definitely recommend. It's lovely to go to a cafe that actually sells drinks for the children and fruit pouches!

My absolute favourite espresso in the area. You'll more often than not have to queue but I've always found the wait to be worth it! Smooth, not too acidic and not too bitter. Perfect. The food is also great, being a selection of savoury pastries, cakes and sweet pastries, along with bacon butties, poached eggs etc. My personal favourite is probably the beef and Stilton roll, tasty af!

So happy that a place like this exists! Great coffee and food, quiet and cosy space where you can hide with a laptop, while at the same time spacious enough to come with a group of friends. But my favourite bit is that there is a dedicated children area with nice toys and a lot of books for various ages. They even have a dress up box with a few costumes. My children hardly wanted to go home.

Amazing little cafe very close to Tufnell Park Station. The coffee is good but the food is even better - the Moroccan spiced tomato soup (in the picture, can't remember if this was the right name) was out of this world. As other comments point out, this isn't much of a working space as much as a family space - there's even a room for kids down the back. Tufnell Park tends to be a more residential area of London anyway.

Tufnell Park is a very handy place! Although this area doesn’t have that “high street” feel, it offers many excellent bars, pubs and restaurants which are dotted around the area. And I found a suitable coffee shop for digital nomads family to stay. Coffee Shops Each Tube Station For Digital Nomads 7th Stop: Northern Line-Tufnell Park Bear+Wolf Cafe Category: Independent Cafe (baby/toddler friendly) WIFI: Reliable and free to use (need a code) Download 3.4Mbps Upload 2.25Mbps PING 36 JITTER 9 Seating: There are 4 big communal tables with benches in the front area, and there are some sweet baby highchairs beside each table. They have a small garden with colourful bistro chairs. Charging Spots: Yes Bathroom: One for Unisex, one for baby changing Ambience: Apparently, it looks like a very normal cafe with large wooden communal tables, industrial decor and a open kitchen, but when you look a little closer to the little things, you will find it different…colourful kid-proof bowls and cereal jars, kids’ size menu, the buggy parking area, a children’s playroom with different kinds of toys and books, a baby changing room, and even an small and cute backyard with sweet colours. Staff Friendliness: Very nice, patient, smiley and efficient. Cost: Coffee £2-£3.5 Tea £1.75-£2.50 Juices & Smoothies £1.25-£5.0 Food £2.0-£10.25 Kids £1.50-£5.50 PS: Lunch is served until 5pm Something Special About the Cafe: All the details for parents with kids. Problems: It might be very crowded and chaotic on weekends, especially with buggy parking area inside; The space for babies and kids can be a little bit upgraded and more clean, as well as more regulated; The internet is not good.