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An independent, owner run coffee shop. A super clean cut spot, with a bold blue front which means you can't miss it on the street, and a minimalist inside with a few stools and some beans to buy. You're greeted by the owner, who was super welcoming and guid...
Florey is a local café with a strong focus on coffee quality, working with a mix of local and London-based roasters. The approach is straightforward: well-sourced coffee, dialled in properly and served consistently, without making specialty coffee feel over...
Feels like the place to be - it's central, spacious, was busy on a Tuesday mid-morning when I visited. The space is bright, and there are seats outside, bar stools, a few tables. Coffee was unreal and they seem to do good matcha too (selling ceremonial grad...
by Stuart
This was an amazing coffee experience - the spot is built just for it. It’s a small minimalist room just off a quiet street, with the coffee gear on one wall and the solo barista there to ask exactly what you want and explain the bean options. I went for an...
by Stuart
Special Guests is a serious coffee stop, set on a swanky road just off Marylebone High Street. The feel is minimalist and clean cut, with seats around the perimeter of the room and at the bar, everyone facing inwards towards the coffee bar in the centre. Th...
by Stuart
Cafe Raveille ticks so many boxes. Excellent coffee (and they house roast), great food (breakfast rolls especially) and a cool bright space. Fully recommend.
A small but bright and tidy space which has a minimalist kitchen feel due to the open counter with the coffee machines/gear and sink. Coffee was excellent - I had a long black. Small but high quality range of coffee beans to buy and a range of pastries and ...
