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Concept project — not commissioned by the business. Back to Zane’s studio

Independent daytime café

Bread in the window. Coffee until four.

A short board, a marble table by the glass, and an oven that stops when the street goes quiet. No evening service. No booking.

Come in

Tue–Sat 8–4 · Sunday 9–2

A cream bakery-café with loaves in the corner window and a blank green hanging sign.
Pale café counter with croissants, an espresso machine and bentwood chairs by a rainy window.

The room

Flour on the board. Steam on the glass.

We bake what fits on one tray. Buns in the morning, soup if the pot is on, coffee for as long as the light holds.

Take the window if it is raining. The chairs are not a reservation system.

Today’s board

A morning list and a lunch list. If the croissants are gone, they are gone.

Morning

  • Filter coffee

    Pot for the table if you ask

    £2.80

  • Tea

    Leaves, not a bag in a mug

    £2.40

  • Warm bun

    Butter, jam if we made some

    £3.20

  • Croissant

    While they last

    £3.50

Lunch

  • Soup of the day

    Bread, salted butter

    £7.00

  • Cheese and pickle

    On yesterday’s loaf

    £8.50

  • Ham and mustard

    When the baker has ham

    £8.50

Tell us about allergies at the counter. We do not take tables for later.

Two croissants and a flour-dusted bun on a metal tray.A marble window table with a coffee and a bun, rain on the glass.

Visit

Cream boards, green hanging sign, loaves in the corner window. Walk in while the oven is on.

Come in

On a live website this would be the address and a telephone. There is no booking tool to open.

Hours

  • MondayClosed
  • Tuesday – Saturday8am – 4pm
  • Sunday9am – 2pm
  • KitchenStops at three

The Oven Window is a concept café, not a trading business. Back to Zane’s studio