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  • 2 months later...

Another good trip to Signoria.


We?ve had coffee, takeaway coffee and a porchetta roll from outside when it was going when they couldn?t serve customers indoors, evening meal (eat in and taken home) and bought from the shop. All good and service always friendly and good.

Will remember to stick with standard cappuccino not large (too large for us).

Although officially Covid restrictions have been relaxed there is a small garden and the person doing most of the service at table wore a mask. The boss, mainly behind the counter didn?t but it didn?t make me feel unsafe.

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  • 3 weeks later...

I can confirm above reviews. SIGNORIA is an excellent cafe to stop and relax, my 12 yrs old son wants to stop there everytime we are in that around there and he swears they have the best ham and cheese sandwiches in London! My eldest son loves their smoothies.

Their cappuccino is also great, a proper milky Italian one. Thumbs up for this lovely family run business.

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