Greater LondonCoffee shops in London
London has more specialty coffee per square mile than anywhere else in Britain, and the widest price range to go with it. This directory records what each shop charges, which roaster it pours and when we last checked.
- Venues listed
- 6
- Details verified
- 0
- Average flat white
- Not yet published
Every London coffee shop we list
Plain links, so every venue is reachable without a map or a search box. Pages marked as unverified are published but not yet checked — we do not put prices or hours on a page until somebody has confirmed them.
- Allpress Espresso, Redchurch StreetA Shoreditch espresso bar from the roaster of the same name, just off Brick Lane.58 Redchurch Street, E2 7DP · details not yet verified
- Climpson & Sons, Broadway MarketThe original Broadway Market café from the east London roaster, small and consistently busy.67 Broadway Market, E8 4PH · details not yet verified
- Kaffeine, Great Titchfield StreetA small Fitzrovia café known for consistency and a weekday trade built on nearby offices.66 Great Titchfield Street, W1W 7QJ · details not yet verified
- Monmouth Coffee Company, Borough MarketOne of the oldest specialty coffee businesses in London, roasting and selling beans alongside a busy counter at the edge of Borough Market.2 Park Street, SE1 9AB · details not yet verified
- Old Spike Roastery, Peckham RyeA Peckham roastery and café that runs an employment programme for people affected by homelessness.54 Peckham Rye, SE15 4JR · details not yet verified
- Prufrock Coffee, Leather LaneA long-standing Leather Lane specialty coffee shop and training space, and one of the sites most associated with the growth of specialty coffee in London.23–25 Leather Lane, EC1N 7TE · details not yet verified
Areas of London
Areas get their own page once there are enough verified shops in them to be worth one. Until then they filter this list rather than becoming a page of their own.
- Shoreditch coffee shopsfilterThe densest specialty coffee in the city, and the widest spread of prices within a few streets.2 venues
- Clerkenwell coffee shopsfilterWeekday-heavy trade around the Farringdon offices, with several long-established specialty sites.3 venues
- Peckham coffee shopsfilterRoastery-led south London coffee, generally 30p to 60p below central prices.1 venue
What coffee costs in London
Drink prices in London are driven far more by rent than by the coffee itself — the beans in a flat white typically cost a shop 25p to 40p, against a menu price of £3.40 to £4.60. That is why a takeaway kiosk and a seated café on the same street can differ by a pound for the same drink made to the same standard.