Chanced upon this place via Yelp when I was in London over the weekend and was staying near Collier…read morestreet. It's an authentic, quaint little place with lots of cool vintagey memorabilia. Barista (nice lady!) is friendly in a non-overly chatty sort of way (which is great when you're not caffeinated in the morning), just amazing. Clearly she has a rapport going with the regulars, which is great to watch. Food is good, nothing fancy but I like it like that. I'm no coffee connoisseur, but I think coffee is fantastically made. With nice coffee art and all. After submitting this review, I'll probably get another coffee!

Quirky, in a good way, local coffee shop serving good coffee and a very eclectic sound track. Have…read moretheir version of hot chocolate made from 70% cocoa chocolate. It's very rich.

It's a great place to hang out, meet new people and catch up on the latest hot news. Coffee is good…read moreand the variety of sandwiches is great!

One of the many nice cafes tucked away in Bloomsbury. I love stopping here for a quick snack after…read moreclass. They have a selection of salads fresh everyday and pastries. My favorite are the blondies - chewy, crumbly, and not too sweet if paired with a black coffee. The first time I stumbled upon this cafe, it was admitted the color mosaic stair fronts along many doorways on Tavistock Street that caught my eye. Bloomsbury Coffee House is actually downstairs, below street level. There is probably two tables in the outdoor downstairs. There is more seating indoors that spans two rooms. Overall, how would I describe the ambiance? Sweet and cozy. Perfect for discussing schoolwork over a cuppa.

Located on the street level of the British Library, Origin allowed us to find a quick coffee fix…read morefrom our hotel at St. Pancras, especially after just arriving and checking into our hotel in the morning from our transatlantic flight. I was pleased that they had cold brew available. I enjoyed a cold brew with cherry foam that helped perk me up and kept me from falling into deep coma. The location is small and narrow. They do have counter seating overlooking Marylebone Road with traffic bustling at all hours. The queue tends to be manageable depending on the time of day. Our drink orders were done quickly where we had ours within a couple of minutes. The baristas were friendly and patient as we determined on our orders, so all in and all we were pleased.

This is a small coffee shop right in front of the British Library. The coffee is really fresh,…read morestrong and good, like true Barista coffee. There are a few bar style seats inside and also two tables outside. They didn't have soya milk in terms of non dairy, instead they just have oat or almond neither of which I like, otherwise I would have given 5 stars. Overall a nice small coffee shop. It is also right near the train station.

First time everything was great service was good. Food was good leisurely breakfast. Second time a…read morefew days later waited over 40 minutes for my breakfast never arrived. Left without eating. Could tell the staff were arguing amongst themselves. Would I give it another shot on a different day probably.

I enjoyed my scrambled eggs and smoked salmon breakfasts with tea. Super friendly service, good…read moreprices, nice little place. I'd go back if I needed a quick bite near King's Cross!

Excellent Flat white . Nice to enjoy a very good coffee waiting the Eurostar…read more Very friendly staff .. So I told you forget Nero znd the others .....

Noble Espresso has opened on the same pitch previously operated by Beanstalk and I am pleased to…read morereport that the coffee is just as fine (not surprising as the baristas are the same). First, the coffee. My espresso was wonderfully dark and strong while maintaining a smooth flavoursome overall profile in a machiatto which, for once, did not come served with far too much milk. At the moment they are using a home machine while they get themselves set up but that has not impacted the quality of brew. A proper machine should arrive next week. Second, the staff. Super friendly and helpful - I was given recommendations for places to visit in Leeds (my second home) and are generally good natured and a pleasure to talk to. Third, the location. Just outside the north side of King's Cross. Just to spot for a quick post/pre train journey brew. In short. Pretty much perfect.

Food was great, no complaints about taste, but a bit pricey for not such extravagant food. I've…read moreonly been for the brunch menu and I got the scramble on a croissant and I can't be upset, it was exactly that...but for a nicer and cuter restaurant I wish it was a bit more.

I didn't expect much. We were seated in a cramped little table in an awkward basement location. My…read moredaughter picked this for our evening dinner so I didn't want to make her feel bad about her selection. Fast forward 10 minutes and we are served what may have been the best Carbonara I have ever enjoyed in my long and miserable life. No cream, no peas, just fresh eggs, crisp bacon and cheese. For your sake, just order it. Now. Then, I was served Sagne Ricce alla Bolognese. This dish consists of an irregular shaped pasta served in an amazing Beef Ragu. I was in pasta heaven. The service was friendly and efficient, the prices (considering the top quality) were very reasonable. My stomach is growling as I write this review and I honestly cannot wait to return to Casa Tua.

Almost hidden in the back of a courtyard and basement of a church, but glad to have found them…read more Their coffee drinks are made to order and done well, with fresh pastries to choose from. There is the added bonus of having bags of coffee to take home for that nice flavor at home. There is comfortable seating inside and outside, and everyone who works there is friendly. Add it to your list of places to drop in.

We walked from our hotel wanting to love this place, and the mission, but it was a huge…read moredisappointment. The service was uninviting and surprisingly rude when we asked about the coffee roast and the morning special- buy a pastry and receive a cold brew. One small example, I had already ordered a pastry but the main hostess denied that I should receive a free cold brew. The main issue though was "tone" and "unfriendliness". The espresso and pastry were good, not great. As we know, customer experience is everything and Redemption missed by not understanding that.

Cozy inside, delicious food, fantastic service, and warm satisfying coffee drinks! Everything is so…read morefresh and flavorful and the eggs were cooked perfectly. It does get busy during peak breakfast and lunch hours but when we went early in the morning, it was nice and quiet and slow. Would definitely recommend for a nice breakfast!

Wonderful welcome and service. Cute little place. I had the biscoff pancakes, and it was…read morebeautifully plated! The biscoff sauce was delicious--exactly the right flavor. But the pancakes were dense and dry. They needed more sauce. They were served with maple syrup on the side, but the maple syrup completely overcame the biscoff sauce. So that was just confusing. The hashbrowns were not worth it. There was a nice ball of butter served on top of the pancakes, but the butter just stayed in s ball on top instead of melting and running down the pancakes. And working the butter around would have been impossible on the little plate... My friend was not impressed with her meal either. It's too bad really because the welcome and service were really very nice.

My friend and I stumbled upon this tiny gem after spotting an overwhelming line at a popular brunch…read moreplace nearby. Best detour ever. We ordered one cinnamon bun and one cardamom bun--both absolutely delicious. I loved it so much that I went back a second time to grab another bun for the plane ride home. There may be a line, but it moves quickly. There's no indoor seating, but plenty of outdoor seating.

We took a trip to London and stayed in Bloomsbury. I was up before everyone else and would leave…read morethe hotel searching for independent coffee shops. This place is a cute, clean shop that attracted me with their claims of having the best cinnamon buns. There are no tables inside the small space, so you sit on courtyard tables. The chai latte was very good. That combination of black tea or chai syrup, warming spices, a hint of sweetness, and extra frothy milk. The cinnamon bun was good, but it was more like a thick consistently doughy pastry with cinnamon. Not the harder on the outside pastry with an extra moist inside layer. Though, maybe my taste buds for that pastry has been forever ruined by too many mall / airport Cinnabons.

Half Cup is a great spot for breakfast or brunch in London!…read more My husband and I stopped in for brunch while we were waiting for our train at kings cross. There was a short wait in a line outside the restaurant but it was maybe 15 minutes for a table. We both started with coffees which were great! I had the sourdough toast with eggs and it was DELICIOUS- especially the toast. My husband enjoyed his pancakes as well. Would definitely recommend!

Had the Full English Breakfast, lamb croissant, egg breakfast sandwich. Food was amazing and tasty…read more The Hot Pistachio Chocolate wasn't too sweet and just perfect. Service was quick and very busy with people eating brunch.