This is a lovely cafe which provides a welcome contrast to the somewhat stark and corporate…read moreenvironment in which it resides and indeed with many of the other cafes with which it competes. The house coffee comes from Union and the tea from Lalani. Guest options are also available. All result in pleasingly fresh beverages which are just the thing to break up a busy day. Indeed, the Macchiato I enjoyed on Monday was one of the best that I have had in London. All of this is complimented by truly charming staff. One of London's best cafes.

As I walked through the streets to get here I was a little dubious that it would actually…read morematerialize amongst the corporate streets. Lo, and behold! The sea of suits parted and I set my eyes upon this glorious tiny space. There's cool music, funny chalk drawings, awesome art work from one of the staff, a tempting cake display and super friendly staff. But the best bit? Bangin' coffee made with Square Mile or Nude beans. Well made and up there with one of the best I had during my stay in London, I was suddenly jealous of all the suits trotting about outside. Don't miss he cascara iced "coffee" with lime - one of the best examples I've had of this beverages and easy to drink on a hot day.

It's no fair that the City gets so many good coffee shops which close promptly at 5pm and don't…read moreopen at weekends :( I managed to pop into Association recently after it popped up as one of the top-rated places on the London Coffee app - it's nestled away on Creechurch Lane and it's pretty easy to miss. It's a reasonably roomy place (well, compared to a lot of artisan coffee shops) with a hint of mood lighting (and bare brick walls, of course) and would be a nice place to hang out with someone for a couple of hours. As for me, I chilled out with some Katakana practice because that's how I roll (and they sell a number of Japanese coffee equipment items). Association use Square Mile for their espresso-based coffees and they were using Workshop beans for their filters - as such, I'm guessing (although I may be off) that the filters will be fairly light and complex in character. I'm less of a fan of tea-style filters so I went for a long black. I generally enjoy Square Mile's espresso blends, but this was probably the best one I've had in town so far - absolutely spot on in terms of balance. The staff were pretty chilled out too - I was quite surprised that the overall vibe was really relaxed considering its location. Unfortunately I could only stay for one but I'll definitely want to come back again for longer.

I really like this as a cafe! I got there during a lull (around 9 am) and was able to snag a table…read morein the back, perfect to work and to hold a meeting at. Food/drinks: Tea was excellent (I had both mint and sencha). Coffee and cakes seemed to be enjoyed by my colleagues. Didn't see any gluten free options. Service: Efficient, helpful. Ambiance: This is the selling point. It's modern and beautiful, with interesting wood, brick, tiles. There are coat racks and a mix of tables seating 3-4, a communal table, and a little bar seating area too. It did get very dull around 10 am, so I think it's all about timing. Would happily return.

My wife and I had a long black here and we both found it to be top notch. We also shared a…read morePortuguese custard tart that was quite good too. Service was fast and efficient, and it was a pleasant spot to enjoy our coffee and pastry. Definitely recommend!

Nice cozy coffee shop offering a variety of drinks, pastries, sandwiches, and brunch items. I got…read morethe french toast, which was surprisingly good. The brioche was thick and fluffy and there was a good assortment of fresh fruits on the side. I believe it was around 12.50 GBP, which is not bad. I also got an apple juice (4.50 GBP), which tasted like it was freshly squeezed although slightly on the tart side. The interior has a cozy, bustling vibe. I was able to find a table without much of a wait, although it was a bit busy on a weekend afternoon. The staff are average friendliness and you order/pay up at the counter even if you're dining in (they bring the food to you though if you're ordering from the brunch menu). Overall, Exmouth Coffee Company is a very solid option whether you're looking for a breakfast, brunch, or snack/drink.

Great Quiche and Espresso. Best to walk over here if you don't have time to queue up for a seat at…read moreGrounded.

Went here for breakfast, fast and friendly service. The full English was good. Warning no hot sauce…read moreavailable though. I though that was universal these days

I am so disappointed that I have only just learned about this wonderful cafe!! I travel to London…read moreperiodically for work. On my last visit, a coworker told me about this little gem, which is not far from Lloyd's. It was a freezing cold day, I didn't have a coat, but I still went on the journey to Konditor & Cook. They have such a huge variety of cakes, brownies, and other sweet treats, along with coffees and other beverages. I got the lemon cake, which came highly recommended - it was amazing! I also had a hot chocolate (I don't drink coffee often), but my coworker had a latte and it looked good. This shop is now on my regular rotation in London...it's always a great day when you have cake for lunch!

I always stop into Konditor & Cook on the back of the Gherkin for a little treat when I'm craving…read moresome good homemade food. I know they are typically known for their cakes but the lunches here give you quick access to homemade classic dishes. I usually get the enchilladas, chili con carne, fish pie (super good!) or one of the daily quiches. The menu changes daily and there is rarely a time I don't find something to drool over. If you go I highly recommend the Boston Brownie, Raspberry Chequerboard Cake and the Millionaire Shortbread from the bakery. My only issue: Take the mushrooms out of the Mac n Cheese! Seriously, who puts mushrooms in mac n cheese???

This place is a small quaint place at St Katherine docks. The view is spectacular…read more Their coffee was absolutely eye opening and they do make it extra hot, so happy about it. The croissant is one of the better croissants I've had in town. Wish they'd warm it without putting them in a panini press and making them flat though. The daily breakfast with hint or sriracha was absolutely wholesome. The egg was perfectly cooked and the seasoning was on point. The avocado toast was not shy of avocado for sure, loved the way they served and for sure tasted great too. Definitely recommend this place for brunch!

We had an amazing brunch at White Mulberries! The Turkish eggs and the sun, eggs & avocado were…read moreabsolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The lattes were just as good. The ambience is stunning, right by the marina, with a calm and inviting vibe. The staff were kind, friendly, and made the whole experience even better. A perfect spot for great food and great views--I'll definitely be back! thank you Victoria

All I've ever gotten here is a take away latte, but this is literally the best coffee I've ever…read morehad. The barista makes this coffee with tender love and care and you can REALLY tell the difference. In fact this little cafe has convinced me that it takes extreme skill to make a good coffee, forget Starbucks, Pret, Costa, whatever chain... this place is the bomb. The barista as he is steaming the milk holds his inner wrist agaist the pot to ensure the milk doesn't get hot enough that it scalds the coffee. Ah perfection.

Popped in for a coffee and ended up with a nice chai latte. Friendly staff who let me charge my…read morephone up. Lot of old skool posters. Like some you take out of magazines or print out from net. Down strange ones though they had some of fav shows like x-files, breaking bad as well as wrestlers. Not a bad place which is in a very strange part of town that has mix of offices and flats, but good to see something is here for coffee.

This place was awesome!!! They just opened 4 months ago, and…read moreso far, I'm the only review... But it's a good one! The people were super friendly and welcoming; the just-baked pastries were oh-so-delicious; and the 2 walls of floor-to ceiling windows made the shop very bright! Several of my favorites are the chocolate with raspberry tart, the chocolate croissant, and the strawberry cream tart, though everything smelled absolutely amazing! You've got to try the Pastry Parlour!!!!

Sweet little cafe next to the Curzon cinema in Aldgate…read more  Unfortunately we got there too late on a Sunday afternoon to try the selection of pies but I would recommend the filling sausage roll at a mere £2.50 After a few weeks of freestyle jogging and a brisk walk, I'll be back another time to try the savoury pies.

Such a cute coffee spot! I was walking by sightseeing and needed a caffeine fix. I ordered a hot…read moreoat milk latte and I really enjoyed it, but the only subpar thing was the oat milk. It was really thick and it seemed almost like it was homemade which isn't bad, but it wasn't strained. I felt like I couldn't drink it without having to take out some of the thick pieces of oat out of my mouth. None the less, service was quick! They only have self service ordering available so card payments only.

Extremely friendly people, cool shop, and most importantly, very good coffee!…read more Very nice to our pups also, which we really appreciate! Totally recommend!