Cute little coffee and pastry shop serving up some amazing things. We ordered a latte with triple chocolate muffin and croissant. The croissant was buttery and flaky, melted in your mouth. The triple chocolate was so rich and gooey. They latte was beautifully designed and had great flavor. Highly recommend, wish we discovered sooner and not on the last morning. read more

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D1 is a quaint neighborhood cafe serving up espresso drinks and pastries. I got a cappuccino and a slice of cake to go. The interior is small, with just a table or two for sitting in. They also have some tables on the sidewalk outside if the day is nice. Overall a simple corner joint for coffee if you live in the area. read more

Top class brilliant little local coffee spot. You'll see the same locals / inside crowd from Maida Vale and SJW! Great snacks menu as well with wonderful sandwiches and croissants read more

Great iced Latte! Quick and good, oretty crowded but it was a hot summer day and many people trying to cool down. 10/10 would reccomend

Finally a great little independent coffee shop near Maida Vale! The place is tucked just off of the main Maida Vale road on Aberdeen Pl. They just opened 2 months ago. They have awesome pastries and serve Monmouth Coffee. Service is friendly and seating is casual and cozy inside. I'm so glad this place opened, its just what was missing in the area. read more

D1 Coffee - Cafes Near Me - Little Venice, XGL

Ever since I moved to Maida Vale, I always moaned that there is no good coffee shop in this area of London. Recently a friend told me, that she discovered a little place that looked like a decent coffee shop, just one or two minutes away from where I live. As soon as I could, I walked down and was surprised. What could be nicer than a sweet voice whispering French lyrics into your ears? Not that much, I would say. So before I knew it, the place already scored for the music. The nice little coffee shop sells Monmouth coffee, freshly made sandwiches and sweet treats. The interior is light, warm and beautiful. Not only the location and the products are great, but the staff are also very friendly. D1 Coffee is kind of what I was looking for in this area. It's great to have a quality coffee shop just around the corner. Right now, I can only go there on Saturdays, but they said that they will probably open on Sundays, and in Summer they might open longer than 5pm. That is just one more reason why I cannot wait for the summer to begin... read more

My stay in London included my asking Siri to direct me to the local coffee shop. I actually walked past two other shops - per Siri - to find D1 and Johnny. He serves (delicious) coffees and kindness daily. I woke every morning with anticipation of going to his shop. Thank you, Johnny, for introducing me to your oat milk turmeric latte and coconut matcha agave latte. And thank you for your daily warm smiles. Michele read more

New favourite place here! A tiny hidden gem, one of those authentic places you can sit and enjoy a cup of coffee with the owner, instead of trying to reach him by emails or whatever. The coffee they prepare here may be the reason people are addicted to it. In my opinion coffee isn't supposed be neither too sweet nor too bitter. Here, they create the perfect balance between that two and it makes me want to order another cup. D1 also has breakfast like baked goodies and sandwiches. I'm trying to quit the sweets, so I won't talk about the cakes and desserts they had. Prices are great and for about £2 you get to drink quality coffee rather than paying double the price for shitty coffee. This is most certainly a new local favourite. read more

I was taken here by a friend who often comes here, from a distance you wouldn't or couldn't tell what this was as there wasn't a sign saying coffee shop or cafe just D1. Just to be different I chose the refreshing iced lemon tea, well it was a hot day,and most enjoyable it was. There is a menu board up with offerings of speciality sandwiches, salads with a good selection of cakes in the display chiller. Definitely a place that l would go back to. read more

Good neighbourhood coffee place with great service and proper coffee. Rare find in Mada Vale. Don't miss it (and try the cakes, they are great too). read more

D1 Coffee - Cafes Near Me - Little Venice, XGL

This is my favorite local coffee place. The serve Monmouth coffee, yummm, they make fresh sandwiches that aren't too expensive and have some delicious baked goods. If you stop by to get some work done, make sure your laptop is charged--there is only one plug and it's not in a convenient place. Other than that, the only thing that could be better is if they were open after 5pm. read more

D1 Coffee - Large cappuccino, perfection! - Cafes Near Me - Little Venice, XGL

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Cozy and charming cafe that is welcoming on all levels - decor is warm and inviting, barista is kind, helpful and skilled at making a lovely cappuccino. The menu offers the classic espresso offering as well as wide variety of teas. There are a few select pastries to choose from (the chocolate croissant is perfect!) and a small selection of flavored pellegrino and fresh squeezed juices. This delightfully understated cafe has something for everyone - truly. Happy to spend a few hours borrowing the free wi-fi to get some work done. read more

D1 Coffee - Lovely cafe with great coffee and kind and welcoming service. - Cafes Near Me - Little Venice, XGL

Great little coffee place by Little Venice. Come here in summer for the tuna melt with Mediterranean salad... Nice coffee and good service too. read more

Lovely, local coffee shop with the best coffee in London. The owner is always there, making sure everything is perfect. Very nice selection of pastries and sandwiches too in case you are hungry. Seating inside and outside (when the weather is good). Very friendly, cozy vibe. I come every day when I am in London and its always a pleasure! read more

Lovely little coffee shop with delicious latte. Despite there being several business men with laptops when I arrived, no one seemed to mind my 15 month old taking over the place with her mini stroller. The lady working behind the counter even let her go back there with her. Super sweet :) I will definitely be back! read more

Great little coffee shop - friendly service, Monmouth coffee and nice pastries and sandwiches. Free wifi and some outdoor seating.. great addition to the neighbourhood. read more

I'm new to London and admittedly a bit of an Aussie coffee snob so was seeking some decent coffee after travelling for the past couple of months. I was not disappointed! I walked into a cute little cafe, quiet with a bit of music in the background. Staff were friendly and provided great service. The coffee was was great, costing £2.40. They had great lunch menu with interesting salads and sandwiches ranging from £4-7. This was exactly what I was after somewhere to sit and people watch, read my book and plan more holidays. It's obviously a local favourite if all the customers asking for the owner is anything to go by. Incidentally she was having a well deserved holiday. Definitely worth the visit. read more

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This place is a convenient place to stop by. I got the latte and it was really rich in flavor. The people there are really kind and helpful. You could also order food there, but I stopped there for a quick coffee break. I really recommend this place! read more

D1 Coffee - A large latte to go. - Cafes Near Me - Little Venice, XGL

The coffee here is amazing. The staff are so friendly. It's a french cafe and I kept going back for a cappuccino.

Cute little place with great coffee and cakes, warm friendly service and French crooning in the background. A great find in the area!

We celebrate my birthday and it was very nice place and the food was assume and delicious ...

First off, the positive: the coffee is excellent - the coffee shop definitely uses good beans, and I enjoyed the coffees I've bought there (when not dining in). Although I have to say that the coffee/food is extremely overpriced. 2 pounds 20 pence for a tiny coffee (the small is smaller than a tall at Starbucks) is a bit much, which is why I think the customer service should be excellent (read on for more). In total, this is the worst coffee shop I've ever been to in London (and probably in all of my travels throughout the world) if you want to dine in and have the coffee at the coffee shop. The owner (a male with funny looking shoes) is one of the rudest and most disrespectful individuals I've ever encountered in a service industry such as coffee shops. He had the audacity to ask his employee (right in front of me) how long I was sitting in the coffee shop for. It is a coffee shop! The whole point is to relax, read, and hang out. He proceeded to pressure me to buy additional things. I'll buy something when I am hungry or thirsty - thank you very much. To justify that I am sitting in his shop and taking space is complete BS when the tiny coffee shop is near empty. Rent is a sunk cost. In fact, marketing professionals would argue that having customers in the shop gives a positive signal to potential customers that the coffee shop is a good place - clearly the owner does not understand this fundamental business concept. He and his colleague are extremely phony and give a "we care about you" vibe to customers, but if you watch them closely, it is not true-spirited. They completely ruined my day as I was in such a bad mood when I left the coffee shop. Sitting in a coffee shop is supposed to be a relaxing experience where you feel inclined to want to come back and feel energized leaving. They completely destroyed that feeling for me. Anyway, continuing with the experience, after feeling completely devalued as a customer, I then approached the owner about talking to him privately. He then proceeded to tell me to speak to him right there! How is that professional? Why would you do this in front of customers? I voiced my discontent to him, and his response was "don't take it personally. You shouldn't be here for two hours." What kind of response is that TO A CUSTOMER?!? My response to D1 and the owner, go take a business class, bud. You have no idea how to run a business and how important it is to retain customers. Repeat customers is how you improve the overall value of your business - not from the one time coffee drinkers. I drink at least two cups of coffee a day and eat many of my meals at coffee shops. D1 could have earned much more revenue from me as a customer if they only picked their battles and treated me with the respect I deserve as a paying customer. The outcome of this terrible dining situation is that I will never step foot in D1 and if you live in the area, I would say you are making a massive mistake going there because there are plenty of other great coffee shops within walking distance of D1 and have way better customer service. Overall experience: Absolutely Terrible. Don't go there. P.S. I am being as objective as possible here. I have no reason to knock this coffee shop other than I feel it is good karma to warn future customers of my experience. Obviously, this is one opinion... read more

Loved it. Great cappuccino. 99 percent of coffee shops don't know how to make espresso or foam but they do so it was worth the walk. Super friendly atmosphere, nice neighborhood. Really nice staff. Unpretentious. Thumbs up. read more

Everything that I want in a cafe: a comfortable, well-lit, tastefully-decorated setting with delicious coffee, wifi, and tasty-looking cakes and the like. My only suggestion to the owner would be to play some chilled-out coffee shop tunes instead of pop radio! read more

At last, the area has a place to have a great coffee in a pleasant and warm atmosphere! Beautiful interior, fresh sandwiches and quirky cakes made this place my new favourite. read more