I've tried a number of cafes around London, and always keen to try out others. I normally order a flatwhite. The following is a list of ones I've been to, and a link to information on how I locate them. I just curious to see what cafes others recommend as a "must go to"?
- Dose Espresso: Great! And thankfully so as it is on route to work.
- Flatwhite & Milkbar: Great coffee, but small store.
- Speakeasy: Excellent flatwhite. Nice and quite downstairs with lots of books.
- Lantana: Good flatwhite. Nice simple decor.
- Tapped & Packed 26: Not happy with my flatwhite there. Only been once though.
- Tapped & Packed 114: Good flatwhite, and feels more spacious than others.
- Foxcroft & Ginger: Nice coffee, and cool odd pieced furniture downstairs.
- LJ coffee house: Nice and relaxed when having my coffee there when waiting to meet friends
- Monmouth Borough: Too busy. Open front so too cold during winter to have in.
- Monmouth Covent Garden: Good coffee. Busy. Small seating area.
- St Ali: Enjoyed the coffee and spacious venue.
http://pangosworld.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/london-coffee.html
- Dose Espresso: Great! And thankfully so as it is on route to work.
- Flatwhite & Milkbar: Great coffee, but small store.
- Speakeasy: Excellent flatwhite. Nice and quite downstairs with lots of books.
- Lantana: Good flatwhite. Nice simple decor.
- Tapped & Packed 26: Not happy with my flatwhite there. Only been once though.
- Tapped & Packed 114: Good flatwhite, and feels more spacious than others.
- Foxcroft & Ginger: Nice coffee, and cool odd pieced furniture downstairs.
- LJ coffee house: Nice and relaxed when having my coffee there when waiting to meet friends
- Monmouth Borough: Too busy. Open front so too cold during winter to have in.
- Monmouth Covent Garden: Good coffee. Busy. Small seating area.
- St Ali: Enjoyed the coffee and spacious venue.
http://pangosworld.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/london-coffee.html
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