Magic Food & Café

Inside Magic Food & Café

Magic Food & Café is a modest, no-frills café tucked into an industrial pocket of Trumpers Way in London’s W7 area. It clearly serves as a reliable, everyday spot for the local working crowd, especially those from nearby factories and workshops. The interiors have an unpolished, lived-in feel that leans into a nostalgic, slightly worn Eastern European vibe—think late-80s or early-90s canteen style—which oddly complements the home-cooked character of the food on offer.

The menu blends classic British café staples, like hearty English breakfasts and eggs on toast, with a sincere focus on Polish comfort dishes such as ogórkowa (cucumber soup) and krupnik (barley soup). This mix makes it a good place for anyone looking for substantial, straightforward meals rather than casual café snacks or artisan coffees. The portions come generous and satisfying, delivering solid value that locals appreciate, with sausages, bacon, and eggs usually the star players.

Most visitors here seem to lean towards filling breakfasts and simple lunch options. The sausage baguette and Polish soups get consistent nods for being particularly authentic and made with care. While the café isn’t geared for a lingering, airy coffee break or weekend brunch crowd, its compact size and friendly staff offer a quietly welcoming environment if you need a solid start to a working day or a straightforward meal without fuss.

Visitors should be aware that Magic Food & Café can get quite busy during typical breakfast or lunch rushes, which is a testament to its local popularity—but it’s still a small place, so seating can be tight. Early mornings or mid-afternoon visits might provide a bit more breathing room. For anyone curious about Eastern European flavors grounded in an honest, working-class London setting, this is a spot that delivers without pretense.

Highlights & Local Essentials

Highlights

Great coffee

Popular for

Breakfast

Lunch

Solo dining

What they serve

Coffee

Quick bite

Best for

Breakfast

Brunch

Lunch

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Find It on the Map

Openings Hours

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Monday

07:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Tuesday

07:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Wednesday

07:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Thursday

07:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Friday

07:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Saturday

08:00 AM - 02:00 PM

Sunday

Closed

What Locals & Travelers Say

36 Reviews

Adam Treeworks

27 Dec 2025

Great cafe with home made polish food and all the usual cafe food. Very good prices, fantastic quality, really nice staff. Just brought a typical polish sour soup with herbs in it. I would've shown you a picture of the sausage roll... But I ate it. Have had BLT in the past. Very good! Probably best cafe in 1 mile radius.

Zena Thalassa

14 Dec 2025

This man missed his opportunity as a chef. Hes polish sausage in a bun was so carefully done with love. High quality ingredients with a very reasonable price. The cafe itself is a bit worn but that just ads to the whole builder/80s 90s eastern European socialist vibe. Everything about this place reminds me of the long summers spent by lake Balaton. :)

Stephen Davies

20 Nov 2025

The breakfast I had was perfect with a generous portion. Leaving an honest 5-star review is like a double edge sword. This place is worth it and more, but my only issue with this review, is it will get so busy (and it is a small establishment) that it will get over-run.

Mariusz Joński

07 Nov 2025

The sausage baguette is a real banger, delicious and I couldn't even finish that in one go

Nirmal

23 Oct 2025

Really good English Breakfast! The place was small and cozy. It looked like a very local cafe/diner style place. It is situated in an industrial area surrounded by factories and I believe the factory workers around there frequent this place. A place for the working class people. The food was absolutely delicious, the sausages and bacon were savoury. The beans, mushrooms, eggs and chips tasted fresh. It was a nice and warm meal. The meals include toast and with orange juice or coffee. The place had space for 16-20 people. The prices were very reasonable and mostly under 10 pound. It’s not your typical breakfast place you’d find in London but it certainly had its charm. The owner/cook was nice too! This place accepts cash only and we didn’t know that before hand but the owner allowed us to do a bank transfer which was very accommodating. Would definitely visit this place again!

harun 11

03 Oct 2025

perfect cafe to have english breakfast lunch and dinner, staff very friendly and helpful if you’re indecisive, highly recommend

Jonathan Orr-Ewing

23 Sep 2025

The best English breakfast money can buy! The Patron is always welcoming and helpful and a great chef. All this for £9.50

J K

23 Sep 2025

The Polish breakfast is delicious with lovely presentation. Owner is nice and the place is relaxing to sit in with a cute decor

Inside Magic Food & Café

Highlights & Local Essentials

Local Moments in Photos

Find It on the Map

Openings Hours

What Locals & Travelers Say

36 Reviews

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