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Alzo Cafe

★★★★★4.7(206 reviews)Typical price: varies · check website

28 Friern Barnet Rd, Arnos Grove, London N11 1NA, UK

📞 020 8368 3531

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Rating

4.7/5

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Age range

All ages

Café

Yes

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Area

North London

About

Alzo Cafe is a welcoming indoor soft play venue located in Arnos Grove, offering a safe and fun environment where children can explore, climb, and play across a range of soft play equipment. The facility provides parents with a relaxed space to supervise their little ones while enjoying refreshments in a friendly atmosphere.

Opening hours

Closed nowToday: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Monday7:00 AM –���6:00 PM
Tuesday7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Wednesday7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Thursday7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Friday7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Saturday7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Sunday7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Location

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28 Friern Barnet Rd, Arnos Grove, London N11 1NA, UK

What parents are saying

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Hybrid and ev Garage

3 months ago

★★★★★

If you’re looking for the ultimate burger experience in North London, this is THE place! 🍔🔥 Juicy, flavorful, and cooked to perfection — every bite was incredible. The fries were crispy and addictive, and the sauces were spot on. Honestly, the price-to-quality ratio is unbeatable. You get restaurant-quality food without breaking the bank. This place deserves way more attention! Definitely coming back again and again. A true hidden gem 💯

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M Makram

3 months ago

★★★★★

This place absolutely nails the brunch experience. From the moment the food arrived, it was clear that care goes into both presentation and flavor. The full breakfast plate was generous and perfectly balanced—crispy halal bacon, juicy sausages, golden hash browns, and eggs cooked just right. The baked beans and sautéed mushrooms added a comforting, hearty touch, while the fresh salad brought a nice bit of brightness to the plate. The omelette was beautifully done—light, fluffy, and packed with flavor—paired with a fresh, crunchy side salad that kept things from feeling too heavy. Even the toast was spot-on: crisp on the outside, soft inside, and just the right amount of butter. The sides didn’t disappoint either. The fries were golden and crispy, and the dipping sauces added a fun extra layer of flavor. To top it all off, the coffee was excellent—rich, smooth, and presented with a lovely finish. Overall, this is a fantastic spot for a satisfying, well-rounded brunch. Great portion sizes, thoughtful presentation, and delicious food across the board. Definitely a place worth coming back to.

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Mikey

2 weeks ago

★★★★

This is "one of those reviews" because we never ate there. Stop reading g now and move on or keep going to hear what happened. For the last 26 weeks, me and a team of leagues have been working around various parts of London. We meet at 0800 on a Monday morning at a local cafe fro a briefing (and a decent breakfast) before we start work. We research what a decent breakfast should be. Some of us hate being late, so we get there early. Based on that we look for places that open after 07:30. This place opens according to a Google review, updated by the owner in the last 5 weeks at 07:00. It opened at 08:00. We waited outside whilst the staff member brought tables and chairs onto the street with no engagement other than to tell the first there they didn't open at 07:00 but an hour later. So when the clock struck eight we walked in and started to look at the menu. Nah. The kitchen doesn't open on Monday. In a cafe. Where their website doesn't mention this nor does the Google site which they updated. Ok. Don't have fit mate. Yeah. I'd normally agree. But the sheer ignorance of the employee made a one star review eminently deserved. So sorry for asking for a breakfast menu in a cafe that advertises breakfast, funnily enough at times, according to their own update, that they don't. Ignorance, both of the stupidity or lack of awareness variety and of the rudeness variety scores a one. What a shame.

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Nicolaj S

3 months ago

★★★★★

Good coffee, pleasant decor, comfortable, quiet staff. The place was quiet when I visited. Plenty of seating.

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Jo

a year ago

★★★★★

A really nice tucked away cafe with a lot of coffee and food options. The burger has really thick patty and fries are soft and full of flavour. The owner Adam is very nice and treated us to an orange soda and muffins. Very nice decor especially the cute little furry one running around 🐱

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Frequently asked questions

Is Alzo Cafe suitable for toddlers?
Alzo Cafe caters to a range of ages — check with them directly for guidance. Always check with the venue about height or age restrictions on specific equipment.
Do I need to book in advance?
Weekends and school holidays can get busy at Alzo Cafe. We recommend booking ahead online or calling the venue to reserve a session and avoid disappointment.
Does Alzo Cafe have a café?
Yes, Alzo Cafe has a café on site — perfect for parents to grab a coffee while the kids play.
Is there parking at Alzo Cafe?
We don't have confirmed parking details for Alzo Cafe. Check their website or call ahead to find out about parking nearby.
How much does Alzo Cafe cost?
Admission prices at Alzo Cafe vary by session type and child's age. Visit their website or call for up-to-date pricing.
Is Alzo Cafe open on weekends?
Most soft play venues, including Alzo Cafe, are open on Saturdays and Sundays. Check the opening hours table above for exact weekend times.
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