Across London
The guide is organised area by area, from Soho and the City to Camden, Notting Hill and Greenwich. This is a first set, not a complete map of every neighbourhood. Peckham and much of south London are not in the launch list yet — they can be added as we research them properly.
Last updated: 12 November 2026.
Two very different West End stops: a long-standing espresso bar on Berwick Street, and a historic coffee merchant on Old Compton Street — useful if you want a cup, or a bag of beans to take home.
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Practical stops between the National Gallery, Covent Garden and Somerset House, including one café with later midweek hours and another inside a landmark people already visit.
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A West End speciality shop that itself says it is three minutes from Oxford Circus — useful if you are already on the shopping streets.
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An early-opening café near Marylebone High Street, from a London roaster with several other official sites across town.
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The classic speciality stop by Borough Market, a short walk from London Bridge and the Shard. Sunday opening matters here: Monmouth is closed.
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Useful for the City edge and a walk from St Paul's: a Leather Lane sit-down shop, and an early-opening Rosslyn on Queen Victoria Street that is closed on Sunday.
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Three different jobs on one corridor: coffee inside the Underground station, a café in the British Library, and an all-day restaurant with a roastery on Granary Square.
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Workshop's current London café, a short walk from Victoria Station — useful if you are heading to or from the station or Buckingham Palace.
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A full café and kitchen just off Old Street, and a roastery open to the public a short walk from Brick Lane and Spitalfields Market.
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An East London speciality name on a Saturday market street that Londoners and visitors already seek out.
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An independent on the Notting Hill Gate strip, useful for Portobello visitors who want a local speciality stop rather than a brunch chain.
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A roastery café by Camden Market, open seven days, a short walk from Camden Town station.
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An independent south-east London roaster on Greenwich's main tourist street, near the market and the Cutty Sark.
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