Nathan Wood 3 months ago

Disappointed. NO LAPTOPS ALLOWED. Ordered and sat down, and was told after that I couldn't use my laptop since it was a Friday, despite there being two individuals in the centre of the cafe using their laptops. I came all the way from Brixton since I'd been here a couple of weeks ago and I thought it would have been the right environment to get a coffee while listening to a recorded lecture and taking notes. I guess not. My suggestion would be to sign-post the laptop-free days a bit better and put it up on the website. My coffee had already come when I was told, so I decided to be polite and wait for the food since they might have already started preparing. Food was nice, but on the smaller side for the price. So a tad expensive. It is a space that lends itself to working on a laptop, studying or reading. I wouldn't go there just for the food or coffee, as there are far better places for both nearby.

Noam a week ago

Nice place, but shame that only AFTER I ordered and started to enjoy the cake they got to mention they're closing in a few minutes...

Lorelei Bere 2 months ago

Oru is a haven of beautiful interiors, lovely staff, excellent food and wonderful wellness classes. Not to mention the best coffee in East Dulwich (maybe the best in London). The rooftop space is awesome, and the new studios downstairs are calming, clean spaces with great lighting. I spend half my life here and wish I spent more. It's a vibe.

Kathryn Bonner 2 months ago

Such a lovely space and the food is amazing. Really great yoga classes and the new studios are incredible! Highly recommend it

ludo roupell 3 weeks ago

Really amazing venue - I had no idea they had such cool work spaces and a rooftop! They also put on an amazing Oru Fest with drinks, food, live music. Definitely up for the next one :)

Meghan Belcher 3 weeks ago

What a beautiful place! Amazing food, wonderful staff, an array of cosy spaces and classes. What more could you ask for? Oru fest was an absolute delight and looking forward to the next one 😊

Mark Jamison 3 weeks ago

There are 2 types of cool people in London. There’s: - smiley kind cool - sulky moody cool Oru seems to manage to employ only the former. And it turns out that smiley kind cool people make a bangin masala baked beans on toast. And paratha wrap. Actually and lentil dahl. It’s all good stuff tbh you should try it some time.