Best coffee roaster in London. Get beans that have been locally roasted in small batches. Try different beans that best suit your brew method and mood. You will never go back to the big boys.
Attendant occupies London’s most original location for a coffee bar: a late-nineteenth-century gents’ toilet. I'll Just have to resist making puns, it'll piss you off.
The cafe is designed to be a hub for the Guardian's tech writers, along with a space for start up-types and publishers to meet. This aside with Nude running the show good coffee is a guarantee!
Don't let the authoritative name mislead you, this café is ran by some of the friendliest baristas in town. Plenty of space and the view of Leather Lane is prime for people watching.
Coffee amidst spacious seating an eclectic setting of antiques and other curiosities. Serves food from an 17th century cookbook and you can buy the furniture, providing it's an antique.
Brilliant Starbucks concept store, also one of the few places to have a Clover coffee machine and suitable high grade beans to suit. An interesting place to people watch.
Brilliant little coffee shop, I'd love to capture some of the atmosphere of this place if I was opening my own. It's owners are kind, it's laid back and complimented by great food.
First opened in 1887 this place has seen a number of coffee fads come and go. It's a shop rather than a cafe, but they do offer great takeaway coffee. It's a good place to find some rare coffee beans!
One of New Zealand's most popular coffee brands, Allpress has decided to up the ante in London with a cafe and roastery tucked away here in Shorditch.
A place for particularly good scrambled eggs, supplied by a brilliant selection of southeast London bakeries and great coffee. It also features a lovely courtyard, offering a nice refuge from the city
Excerpt from an excellent letter to it's customers: "Comparing a coffee from Costa (up to £2.65) to ours (currently £2.50) is like comparing burgers from McDonalds (99p) to those from Hawksmoor (£15)"
