Sema's Cafe - Sydenham High Street

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J Low
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Sema's Cafe - Sydenham High Street

Post by J Low »

Having tried just about every food & drink establishment in Sydenham over the past few years, am I right in saying that this place offers probably the best value cup of tea & home-cooked meal in town? Welcoming staff & great service. Just can't fault the place. Happy customer.

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Savvy
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Post by Savvy »

Yes, its a good little place. In fact I'm going to call in today on my way to babysitting and have a bacon sandwich.
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Post by Savvy »

Went down today. I had a great bacon sarnie on proper crusty bread cut by hand, and a mug of tea for £1.85 (One pound eighty five pence!). Marvelous. Cheery service and entertainment on tap due to the banter of the three street cleaners sharing the next table.
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user100
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Post by user100 »

Yep, for big fry-up, it has to be Sema's!

I know its only a fry, but they cook it just right :-) Lovely.

And they are definitely friendly even if you are not in every week. Have had lots of laughs in that place.

If we do go all yuppie, what with cappperchinoes an panneenies an that, it would be no harm to get rid of a couple of greasy spoon places, but there will always be a huge market for a proper caff like Sema's, long may they continue.
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Post by pip »

popped in to Semas today for the umpteenth time over the years and yes they have certainly made me feel welcome whenever Ive called in.
Clean, friendly, good food at a very reasonable price and always good service.
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Post by leenewham »

user100 wrote:here will always be a huge market for a proper caff like Sema's, long may they continue.
Totally agree, I will have to check it out, I have been getting my fix of fry ups at the hill top cafe.
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Post by leenewham »

I went there today, great service, good fried breakfast, a good 'greasy spoon' type cafe.

I went past the premier snack cafe again down the bottom of the hill and it was shut again. When does this place open? I have never seen it open!
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Post by admin »

leenewham wrote:I went past the premier snack cafe again down the bottom of the hill and it was shut again. When does this place open? I have never seen it open!
I had a coffee, pattie and a nice chat with Richard the owner on Friday. Report coming soon. Opening times from website: http://www.premiersnackbar.co.uk are:
Monday - Wednesday - 10.30am to 3.30pm
Thursday - Friday - 10.30am to 4.30pm
Saturdays - 12.00pm to 7.00pm

Thread for further comments on Premier Snack Bar is here: http://forum.sydenham.org.uk/viewtopic.php?t=1404

HTH,
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kemal
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sema cafe

Post by kemal »

samas the best maan toasted sausage fried onions egg sandwitch and a little bit of ketchup i only pay £1.80 and you can never go wrong...
(BIG UP TO SEMA CAFE) GREAT CAFE.... :D :D :D :D
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mosy
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Post by mosy »

Always like to buy nice fresh sarnies from there - much better than unappetising, flattened prepacked ones :)
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