Olive Tree Cafe

Really nice little cafe with delicious breakfast items like omelettes, made with fresh ingredients. Great customer service too would recommend!

Quite expensive but chose to order anyway as they had what I wanted and the rating was good - big mistake. Almost £7 for what you can see in the photo…supposed to be a prawn baguette but it’s practically just a bread roll. Couldn’t tell you if it was nice or not, all I could taste was bread. Won’t be ordering again, such a shame.

This is one of the best breakfast restaurants in Enfield. Fresh quality food, very friendly staff. I usually go for Eggs Benedict and they never disappoint. They have a large variety of breakfast and lunch options. Is not the cheapest place but it is worth paying a little extra for quality. Highly recommended.

They serve amazing coffee here! The food, service, and cleanliness are all top-notch. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. It’s a lovely spot for couples, families, or even a peaceful solo date :)

Great food and service. Highly recommended, my go to for a weekend breakfast.

I walked into this so-called “Turkish restaurant café” expecting to enjoy an authentic, heartwarming meal… instead, I walked straight into a daylight robbery disguised as hospitality. The prices were nothing short of extortionate, the food a complete insult to my taste buds, and the experience a masterclass in how to fleece a customer while smiling to their face. At first, I didn’t notice the strange atmosphere — but after an unreasonably long wait for my food, it became clear that the entire place was basically a private family living room for the owner’s relatives. Every table around me was occupied by a cousin, uncle, or in-law, casually eating, chatting, and giving the occasional dismissive glance toward paying customers like me — the real cash cows funding their family gathering. When my food finally arrived, it was cold, lifeless, and looked like it had been reheated from last week’s leftovers. I had to request it to be remade, but even then it still came out bland, joyless, and lacking the freshness you’d expect from *any* restaurant. I was starving, so I begrudgingly ate what was in front of me, but every bite felt like a reminder that I had no choice but to pay full price for something I wouldn’t even serve to a neighbour’s cat. The final insult? A so-called “Turkish-style pizza” (pide) costing over £10 for a measly single-person portion — a price tag that would be ambitious even for fine dining, let alone for this tasteless, limp slab of dough. This wasn’t just a bad meal. This was a full-scale culinary scam. I left not only hungry for real food, but with the bitter aftertaste of knowing I had just been mugged at fork-point.

I come here almost every day for a coffee. It’s very good quality at a reasonable price and the people that work at Olive Tree are always friendly and welcoming. I’m so happy to have this place on my doorstep!

We were greeted very kindly into a welcoming cafe, we are now going to be there every single week as my grandaughter loves dumpling the dog 🐶 .the food was very good and the cafe was kids friendly. 🐶=❤️