Korto

About Korto

Korto sits on Alexandra Park Road and has become the kind of neighbourhood brunch spot where reviewers note staff remember their daughters' names. The Korto breakfast — bacon, poached eggs, mushrooms, avocado on sourdough, arrives well-seasoned and generous, while the shakshuka with baked eggs, feta and fresh oregano is a standout for spice lovers. One parent notes "the staff have always been patient and genuinely lovely with our daughters," and the relaxed vibe shifts through the day: weekday mornings bring parents with buggies and laptops to the cosy back space, weekends fill with families over waffles and french toast. Highchairs and buggy space are available, and Tee at front of house gets regular shout-outs in reviews for accommodating prams. The buttermilk crispy chicken (£14.90) and french fries (£3.90) are popular dishes. Reviewers praise Eesha behind the bar for a dirty chai worth ordering, and the coffee, roasted locally, keeps regulars coming back after walks in Alexandra Park, eight minutes away.

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