5 Coffee Shops To Try In London

I’m a big fan of exploring the city and finding cute coffee shops around London, especially in the autumn and winter. There’s just something warming and cosy about doing so.

So, I thought I would share 5 coffee shops that are definitely worth a visit, especially if you’re a coffee lover, like myself.

Without further ado…

Timberyard. 7 Upper St Martin’s Ln, London WC2H 9DL

Located near Covent Garden. An award winning hidden coffee shop that I found by chance while walking the back streets of London one afternoon.

I love this cute coffee shop and can see why so many others love it too – from students to freelance workers. The coffee is great and it has good vibes. It’s always busy, and it’s sometimes hard to get a space but be patient and one will come available soon.

Abuelo. 26 Southampton St, Covent Garden, London WC2E 7RS

The coffee at Abuelo is delightful. They also do amazing brunch options as well as delicious cakes! It’s located near Covent Garden amongst many other beautiful spots to eat and drink.

Coffee Jar. 83 Parkway, Camden Town, London NW1 7PP

If you’re exploring around Camden, it’s worth checking out Coffee Jar. It’s tucked away down one of the side streets, a hidden gem.

The coffee and hot chocolates are amazing! I had a beautiful orange hot chocolate and my hubby had a flat white. AND, the cookies are incredible! A must visit!

Flat White. 17 Berwick St, Soho, London W1F 0PT

Flat White is rated one of the best coffee shops in London and it definitely did not disappoint. It’s located in the trendy area of Soho.

I ordered a mocha with oat milk and Joe (my hub) had a cappuccino. So creamy and delicious. The coffee had a smoky kick to it which was rather lovely.

The Attendant. 27A Foley St, Fitzrovia, London W1W 6DY

There’s a few Attendant’s dotted around London, one in Fitzrovia, another in Clerkenwell, and one in Shoreditch.

The beetroot latte’s at The Attendant are the bomb dot com!

The brunch menu looks incredible too. I’ve been meaning to pop back to one to try the food, maybe next time I head back in to London, I shall pay a visit.

So there we have it, five coffee shops to try in London. Let me know if you’ve been to any of the above or please recommend your favourites  below as I’d love to check them out.

You may also be interested in an older post I did on 5 coffee shops to try in London too. Or, you can check out my London section – lots of quirky bars, restaurant reviews and much more.

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