The Natural Cafe Chiswick London 5/10

This cafe was brilliant to find with a toddling 15 month old. It had a dedicated play area for children with their very own paper and crayons. They also had high chairs! The babycino was huge and the range of organic foods tempting.

The Mocha:
This is my second London Mocha during this trip and were is the milk, the creamy chocolate feel. It was like an instant watery coffee which tasted like chocolate. It was organic but unfortunately this didn't enhance the enjoyment factor. Sorry disappointing and only a 5/10.

Caffe Nero Chiswick London 5/10

I am in London so my MOCHA challenge begins with Caffe Nero based in Chiswick.....
a take-out regular caffe mocha-no creme what ever that means. sleeping baby on back.

The store:
It feels like Italy until you hear the staff accents :) a clean deli feel lots of pastries those danishes look good. 6/10

The experience:
singing staff. is she singing to the coffee beans? I hope so this is my first coffee since 30 hours in transit with a toddler all by myself. The singing warrants an extra point. 7/10

Child friendly?: Well I had baby sleeping on my back- I had enough room to turn around without hitting others I did also notice high chairs-but that seems standard in London. hmmmmmmmmmmm let just stay 7/10

and most importantly THE MOCHA:
Did they use skim milk or water-and did they add coffee? Disappointing 4/10


Overall: 5/10

The Mocha Challenge

I have never been a coffee lover until the last year. I suddenly enjoyed making coffee for my husband and then started to enjoy coffee. Mocha style. This blog is here to review mocha COFFEE- SO HERE GOES