Puccino’s

I came here about a year ago, after being taken up on an offer I made to an ex and a mutual friend, about buying them lunch. Of course, me being me, I said that price was irrelivent as long as they weren’t being stupid.
So they took me to Puccino’s.
The food was expensive. No sugar coating to that fact. Maybe I say this because I’ve never been to a café in central London, but £20 for a wrap/​panini and bottle of water for 3, is a lot to pay for it.
However. The gentleman who served us was quite delightful! He had a healthy measure of charm, a good smile, and was talkative. We had a brief chat whilst picking our food, and when he delivered it.
I’m not sure how to factor in the guy on the table next to us who offered a massage to one of my lady friends, in exchange for closing the blind a bit to get the sun out of his eyes. Quite the bold offer, but he was a friendly and amusing enough chap.
The food, however, was the icing. Whatever we had, it was good. My wrap was a little crispier than I usually go far, but it was fine. The content was fantastic, and the salad side with it was a nice touch. Even if I did just eat all the cucumber and then give the rest of it to my friends.
Whilst I’m not sure I could justify such an expensive lunch each time, given I could eat twice as much for that price elsewhere, and be able to forego eating for the rest of the day with even more ease than usual, it is a nice place and has a laid back slightly more up-​market feel to it than your average café.