Sara Cafe

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4.1

( 8 reviews )

Coffee shop $$

Closed 09:00 AM - 01:00 AM See Hours

13A Crawford St, London W1U 6BZ, United Kingdom +44 2074-865-666.0

Introducing Sara Cafe, a renowned destination for shisha lovers in London. Situated at 13A Crawford St, Sara Cafe offers a unique outdoor seating and meeting place where guests can indulge in flavored and Egyptian tobacco. With a cozy ambiance and a wide range of shisha flavors to choose from, Sara Cafe provides a delightful experience for those looking to unwind and enjoy a memorable time with friends. Whether you prefer to dine in, take away, or opt for a no-contact delivery, Sara Cafe caters to all preferences. The cafe's convenient location and inviting atmosphere make it the perfect spot to relax and savor a cup of coffee or tea. With dedicated and attentive staff, Sara Cafe ensures exceptional customer service, ensuring that guests' needs are met effortlessly. Discover the flavors and ambiance at Sara Cafe, where the art of shisha is elevated to new heights.

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魏巍

March 22, 2024

Came here with my friends last week. And was forced to buy individual shishas. Staff were rude and unpleasant. When they had other people ask for available spaces, they asked us to leave because we had been there for an hour. But shisha takes a long time, especially when you're smoking a big one alone. Plus, the group next to us were their long before us. But seemed like their friends!!

Anasu kay

March 22, 2024

Great place for a shisha and great service

Joshua e. hernandez

March 22, 2024

I just wanted to comment on the strange behaviour of the non-British people who work here. One evening I was waiting for my friend on Crawford Street and it started to rain. I tried to take cover near Ishtar Restaurant and Sara Cafe while I messaged my friend on my phone. As I stood on the pavement in a public area, I noticed employees of these establishments staring at me, which made me uncomfortable. I crossed the road and then was pursued by an employee of Sara Cafe who angrily chased me down the road asking me 'if I had a problem'. Would love to hear an explanation of this strange threatening and paranoid behaviour. I would never come here or to Ishtar next to it!