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4.5
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(199)
Back On Track Coffee
Back On Track is easygoing is exactly the kind of café you might stumble into during an afternoon wander. They make proper coffee (including smooth flat whites) and pair it with vegan almond croissants or hearty sandwiches. It’s the sort of place where staff remember your names by visit three, and you feel comfortable opening your laptop or sinking into a cushioned seat.
Bonne Bouche Marylebone
Bonne Bouche offers solid lunchtime fare alongside well‑made coffee. With baguettes, fresh tuna salad, and indulgent pastries, it works for breakfast-date energy or a mid‑morning pick‑me‑up. They also serve a dependable flat white and have a calm sidewalk terrace, perfect for watching Marylebone Village wake up.
Panda Cup Coffee Westminster
Panda Cup is a small kiosk you’ll spot near Westminster Abbey, perfect for grab-and-go. They serve strong coffee, bubble tea, and a Bombay chai that’s become a local favourite. Staff are friendly and price points are easy on the wallet. It’s ideal if you’re rushing to work, guiding a tour group, or simply craving caffeine before your camera comes out.
Nostos Coffee
Nostos is a few minutes from the Abbey, but once you’re inside it feels like a calm island. They take pour-over coffee seriously, guiding you through tasting notes and serving each cup at the right temperature. Pastries are flaky and fresh, and the atmosphere is just relaxed enough to let you sit with your laptop or take a rare quiet moment.
Wash House Café
Wash House Café is spacious and clean with soft music and outdoor seating. The menu leans into simple, freshly cooked food, making it a great choice if you’re here for more than just a coffee. Staff are friendly, and you’ll find people returning again and again. It’s the kind of place you keep coming back to.
Café Fresco
Café Fresco is everything Westminster needs. Serving egg sandwiches, lasagne, Portuguese custard tarts, and great coffee, this cafe strikes the right balance. It feels busy but calm at once, with patient staff and no pretentiousness. It’s a solid choice after a busy morning or before heading into Westminster Cathedral or nearby offices.
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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.
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.
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.
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
of 5.0
(1,886)
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
of 5.0
(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.
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.
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.
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.
4.4
of 5.0
(1,495)
Omotesando Koffee
This Japanese‑styled minimalist café only seats twelve, but every detail matters, from the warm wood counters to the sleek service. They’re quietly known for cold brew and hot chocolate, and their focused approach makes every sip feel intentional. This is a space for micro‑breaks, thoughtful pauses, or simply a short escape from the street bustle.
4.7
of 5.0
(30)
Maya Fitzrovia
An elevated all‑day café with tasty clarity. They do breakfast, lunch, fresh pastries, and coffee with purpose. Turkish eggs shine alongside sourdough toast and expertly poured flat whites. It’s small but buzzing. Expect cosy tables and a vibe that’s both everyday and slightly special.
The Penny Drop
Around the corner from Goodge Street, Penny Drop is compact and unassuming, with crafted drinks and a friendly barista crew. A flat white or custom juice feels like a treat, and latte art is crisp without show‑off style. It’s designed for quick chats or short stays—a local’s version of a tucked‑away studio café. If your goal is a clean drink and a mindful moment, this is it.
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Black Sheep Coffee
Black Sheep sits riverside, perfectly positioned for a coffee break after pontoon shopping. Inside, the vibe is stylish yet welcoming with smart baristas, comfy seats, and friendly hustle. Their matcha and coffee drinks are consistent, while breakfast waffles and savory bites feel like a proper treat. Order a flat white or a specialty drink and settle into people-watching across the water.
Camden Coffee Roastery
A warm and spacious stop, Camden Coffee Roastery is ideal for coffee with a side of conversation. With lots of seating and fresh croissants, eggs Benedict, smoothies, and turmeric lattes, it hits the spot after market browsing. Families and small groups pop in here to decompress over breakfast.
LUMI Camden
LUMI is a bright brunch haven wrapped in industrial style. Their Creole chicken waffles, French toast, curly fries, and fresh orange juice are brunch showstoppers matched with attentive service. It’s the right side of energetic and relaxed, and its upbeat but chill vibe suits families or groups. Great for brunch that follows a morning market spree.
4.6
of 5.0
(460)
One Shot Coffee
One Shot hides a roomy gem behind a small frontage. Inside, natural light streams over spacious tables and house-made cakes. Their coffee is consistently good, with almond, oat, or regular milks, and they serve satisfying porridge bowls with modern vibes. Ideal for checking emails or quietly brainstorming while tucked away from the market buzz.
Blank Street Coffee - Camden High Street
Blank Street delivers quick coffee hits with a sunny personality. The iced blueberry matcha latte with oat milk packs a punch; customers appreciate its flavors and quick service. Seating is limited, so it’s mostly takeaway or standing room, but it’s perfect if you’d rather be on the move. The staff are engaging and upbeat, making it a go-to when you’re wandering Camden and need a grab-and-go boost with care.
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4.7
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Caffe 43
Caffè 43 does classic breakfasts (eggs, beans, coffee) quickly and well. Service is welcoming and efficient, and the vibe echoes the old-school charm of Camden Passage. It’s a great place to catch your breath. Whether you want an early café to kick-start your market trek or a spot to stop on your return, this place balances tradition and consistency without fuss.
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