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TOP SPOTS
Top spots across the country
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Black Sheep Coffee (Victoria Station)
Black Sheep is close by and perfect for a pit stop as you transition from Westminster to Victoria. Their baristas are outgoing and upbeat, always ready with a friendly chat. They bring hot chocolate, iced chai, and good quality sandwiches into the mix. There’s a lively energy, but everything still works for a quick stop or a relaxed sit-down.
4.7
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(621)
Formative Coffee
Formative is a hidden gem on a nearby side street. You can sample beans, choose from unique roasts, and grab a friendly chat with staff. They do a fun strawberry jam decaf espresso alongside baked goods like monkey bread. Prices are fair, and the atmosphere never feels rushed. Good coffee, good people, good chat, that’s what Formative brings to early mornings and calm breaks.
4.7
of 5.0
(69)
New Acre Café
New Acre is a small café tucked into the Westminster grid, easy to miss but rewarding when you find it. Coffee is smooth, prices are kind, and the staff delivers service without fuss. It’s cosy enough for a quiet moment alone, but still close enough to the action that you’re never too far from where you need to be. It’s exactly what a good local café should be: reliable, warm, and fairly priced.
4.7
of 5.0
(4,240)
Regency Café
Regency Café is a local legend. Traditional no-nonsense English breakfasts fill up plates two days a week with sausages, crispy bacon, baked beans, and perfectly fried eggs. Coffee is strong and served just right. The venue retains a vintage, art-deco feel. It always feels like home, even if you’re visiting from the other side of London. It’s comforting, hearty, and stands the test of time.
4.4
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(577)
Iris & June
Iris & June comes from Kiwi owners with a knack for good ingredients and good humour. Sandwiches, flat whites, and iced drinks are their game, and they’ve got fast service and friendly small chat. There’s a quiet, work-friendly corner too, if you need to catch a meeting or catch up on emails. It’s easy to drop by and settle in—simple, good, honest, and warm.
4.4
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The English Rose Café & Tea Shop
The English Rose is a quaint tea room right near the Abbey. Think cream tea, full English breakfasts, and homemade cakes all at prices that feel kind. They do afternoon tea, casual brunch, or an early start. Coffee is reliable, and the décor is pretty enough for a photo. It’s calm, welcoming, and cozy: a nice place to linger, take photos, or start your day right before exploring Westminster’s wonders.
4.5
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(1,001)
Kiss the Hippo Coffee - Fitzrovia
A polished but welcoming space near Mortimer Street, Kiss the Hippo takes filter coffee seriously; they even serve a Japanese-style brew that highlights peach, melon, jasmine, and white rose notes. The staff offer knowledgeable recommendations and the bean selection is something to bring home.
4.9
of 5.0
(327)
Archetype Coffee
Tucked in a quiet corner, Archetype runs on cozy charm. There aren't many seats, but the mood is great, think of the proprietor greeting you warmly and the flat whites being clean and good. It’s easy to sink into a slow morning with a single espresso or hot chocolate (complete with extra marshmallows). Perfect for creative catch‑ups or a solo brain‑storm in a low‑pressure setting.
4.5
of 5.0
(2,046)
Kaffeine
A staple of Fitzrovia’s coffee scene, Kaffeine brings Australian polish to every drink. Using Square Mile beans, their espresso-driven menu pairs beautifully with brunch-level fare. Inside feels Scandinavian-influenced yet lived-in; benches outside suit people‑watchers and switchboard‑chats alike.
4.6
of 5.0
(916)
Black Sheep Coffee - Fitzrovia
Just off Charlotte Street, Black Sheep is something of a local powerhouse. It offers consistent barista-level espresso and a relaxed interior that blends cosy seating with work‑friendly tables. The matcha line is worth exploring, and the staff is sharp but unpretentious. For moments that require you to look productive without sacrificing warmth, this café ticks that box.
All GUIDES
10 Best Cafés Near Westminster Abbey for Tourists and Locals
Westminster is full of history, politics, and constant activity, making a good coffee break essential. This guide highlights the best cafés near Westminster Abbey where you can enjoy a quality drink, a quick bite, and a quiet moment before returning to your day.
Coffee Shops in Fitzrovia That Feel Like Creative HQ
Fitzrovia has a rich creative history, and its modern cafés carry that legacy forward. From calm corners for writing to stylish spots for meetups, this guide highlights seven cafés where great coffee meets the neighborhood’s thoughtful, artistic spirit.
Coffee Shops in Camden to Recover From Camden Market Mayhem
Camden Town is full of energy, creativity, and constant activity, but it can be a lot to take in. These cafés offer a peaceful break with quality coffee and a comfortable place to recharge before heading back into the heart of the market.
Best Cafés Near Imperial College London for Study Breaks
Imperial College is perfectly placed in South Kensington, close to museums, galleries, and green spaces. When you need a caffeine boost, a study spot, or somewhere to meet friends, these nearby cafés offer great coffee and a comfortable place to focus or unwind. 2/2
Minimalist Coffee Shops in Surry Hills to Work, Reflect, or Just Zone Out
Surry Hills blends creativity with calm, offering cafés that are perfect for writing, sketching, or simply taking a break. With clean interiors, great coffee, and a relaxed vibe, these spots are ideal for quiet moments and people-watching in one of Sydney’s most artistic suburbs.
Best Cafés in Paddington, Sydney for Your Weekend Breakfast
Paddington’s leafy streets and boutique charm make it a perfect weekend spot, and its café scene delivers. From pre-market coffees to post-stroll brunches, this guide covers the best places for great brews, tasty breakfasts, and a relaxed, sunny atmosphere.
13 Best Coffee Shops in Darlinghurst to Start Your Day Right
Darlinghurst blends vibrant energy with a creative, welcoming vibe. By day, it’s perfect for relaxed coffee catchups and hearty brunches. This guide highlights the best local cafés that capture the suburb’s spirit—ideal for people-watching, weekend unwinding, or a break between errands.
Coffee Before Your Evening Beach Hang: Best Cafés in Manly
Manly’s beachside charm pairs perfectly with its vibrant café scene, ideal for early risers, brunch lovers, and post-surf coffee runs. From specialty brews to hearty brunches, this guide features the top spots where ocean views, good vibes, and great coffee come together.
10 Best Cafés in North Sydney for Catching Up with Mates
North Sydney is a hub for busy professionals, and its café scene rises to the occasion with fast, friendly service and quality coffee. Whether it’s a quick break, a casual meeting, or a midday reset, this guide highlights the best spots to recharge during the workday.
Top Cafés in Surry Hills for a Casual Brunch Date
Surry Hills blends cool charm with top-tier cafés, making it perfect for a relaxed brunch. From cozy corners to stylish spots serving global fare, this guide highlights the best places for great coffee, delicious food, and easygoing vibes—whether you're meeting someone or enjoying a quiet morning.
Where to Get the Best Breakfast and Coffee in Newtown, Sydney
Newtown is a vibrant Sydney suburb known for street art, indie shops, and a creative vibe. Its buzzing café scene offers everything from flat whites to plant-based breakfasts, drawing students, artists, and locals alike. These 8 top cafés deliver standout morning bites in this lively, eclectic neighborhood.
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