Mono has the best coffee in London! I tend to visit various coffee shops (I am a Latin American…read morecoffee lover which is kind of a curse in London) and MONO is the best coffee I've tried. I would recommend the filter coffee (they change it daily...I think) or the V60 (more pricey but totally worth it!). Plus, if you are hungry...go try the lunch buffet which is AMAZING! The place is really cozy and clean! I hope you enjoy your visit!

I stopped in for a sweet and tea. First let me say that the barista looked like a model. If you…read moreread urban romance books, every bad boy book boyfriend imagined, was in there making coffee and lattes. I don't know if he owned it or just worked there, but I digress. He made the perfect chai latte with oat milk. They have this delicious cake that I highly recommended: lemon rosemary olive oil cake. My chai cake came to over a little over 8£

Friendly, accurate service of great tasting coffee and quality matcha. We've come back on repeat 4…read moretimes in the 2 days we were in town.

I'm a straight coffee snob, and the coffee here didn't do it for me. Very bitter even after I added…read moremilk. My family had the pico sandwich and it was delicious and well presented. I also order the Banana Bread it was also delicious, my son ate most of even though it was mine. But hey that's life. I'm glad he enjoyed it. Maybe I'll give them another shot next time I'm in the area.

In itself a good reason to make the trip from Nunhead…read more Had a lovely flat white followed by an "agogo" from the areopress which was exactly as described on the blackboard; a great cup with a hint of berries. The coffee comes from the square mile folk with some interesting choices on the filter front. The baristas know their stuff and are very skilful in preparing the cups. Thank you guys, it's much appreciated. As with everywhere in Brixton Village it's a pretty small but friendly space. Today 4 of us perched happily by the door. There are few tables inside and a couple outside but that was only for the brave or foolhardy in this weather. If you like coffee you will love this place.

Small and informal cafe that occasionally hosts guest chefs for special dinners and also doubles as…read morea furniture shop. A fine place to spend an afternoon

The Pigeon Hole is my favourite place to have coffee in Camberwell. There's clearly been a lot of…read morethought and love put into every aspect of the cafe - food, drinks, furniture, decoration and small details like the library of books and the 'classics with a twist' menu of cocktails. The owners are two friendly local girls who go out of their way to make you feel at home. A hidden gem for first time visitors, but already a steady favourite for many.

Came here to grab breakfast and so glad I did! The staff was very sweet and welcoming. Got the…read moreSalmon sandwich with coffee and it was very delish. Food is also fresh and made with love. Will def be back once in town again.

Sally White, what a lovely and long overdue addition you are to Kennington. An area that, though…read morewildly popular to live in, has been lacking a decent cafe for years - not any more! A small place with about 5 tables, Sally White is light, welcoming and comfortable. The people next to us informed us that the coffee was excellent, and I can personally vouch for the tea. And the sausage rolls. And the cakes. (We stayed for quite a while...) The range of food and cakes is ample, and it all looks very appetising. The staff were lovely, knowledgeable and friendly. I loved it, and I'll definitely be back again (I need to try the rest of the cakes.)

This is me and my boyfriend's first time in London. We don't have phone coverage out here and…read morecouldn't contact our Airbnb host. We went in here since they had wifi. Actually an amazing place! 1. Hospitable and kind workers. Brought our drinks right to us. My boyfriend ordered the cappuccino which he loved and I ordered the English tea which was delicious! 2. Wifi isn't slow! 3. Unique look and aesthetic. Not like your typical Starbucks. Would definitely return. :)

GO HERE! I live just round the corner and it's one of my favourite haunts. If you want a warm,…read morecushioned seat by a window, free wifi, great coffee, pastries or a tasty tagine with traditional couscous, then you will love the Coffee Lovers Cafe. The walls are covered with the co-owner Farid's beautiful, nebulous art and all the food is home cooked by him and his wife. It is family run and totally genuine. Lucy and Farid are almost too good to be true; a welcoming couple who not only bake fresh croissants in the morning and serve you with a warm smile, but offer mental health support sessions on Friday evenings for members of the local community who need it. They provide a comfortable venue and a lovely service; support them, you won't be disappointed!

I love local coffee shops that not only focus on good coffee but on making deliciously healthy food…read morewith fresh ingredients and a touch of flair. The menu offers yummy brunch foods like the Croque Madame made with prosciutto, cheese, and a fried egg on top of organic sourdough bread; French Toast made with yoghurt and berries; omelettes, eggy bread, avocado toast, and lighter version of their egg dishes. They also have take-away options like wraps and sandwiches, as well as sweet and hearty pastries to go with their great coffee. Might I suggest their Latte Machiato with Coconut Milk? It's amazeballs. If all that sounds too heavy for you, they're also cranking out power-packed smoothies and juices with supercharged add-ons like hemp protein, spirulina, and baobab. You can even build your own smoothie. My favorite concoction is a mixture of almond or coconut milk, banana, a shot of coffee, cashew nuts, hemp protein, and baobab, which is a nutty root high in Vitamin C and calcium. Heck you can add peanut butter to it and be good for the day. It's quiet, local, perfect for getting a bit of work done, and enjoying a healthy meal. Certainly better than the alternatives.

Small corner coffee shop which is very cosy. The lattes are good, flat white wasn't the best. I…read morehaven't tried the food but it looks tasty and service is always with a small.

Great coffee. Great service. Great vibe! This place is a really nice spot to sit and work-- bench…read moretables provide plenty of room for laptopping. There is a back room as well-- smaller tables, more intimate. The front room is well-lit for reading and there are books along the wall. Doggy treats provided for your pet beneath the books! Annnnnd an outside sitting area for those who enjoy taking their coffee al fresco!! Woooo! Five stars.

I really love this cafe. It's a chill vibe. One thing I would say is, as I mean this lovingly, you…read morecan smell the restroom throughout the cafe. Not in a gassy way, but like a punk bar restroom where the cleaning products are mute and it could be nicer in here if it felt more fresh (smells like Lysol on top of Lysol). I smell the toilet area more than coffee. Otherwise cute cafe I've been wanting to check out in my bus rides past here. Glad I stopped in.

Our last two days in London, we went for breakfast at Kennington Lane Cafe. Even though our B&B…read moreserved a full English breakfast, my husband wanted to go out for breakfast. He had looked up restaurants that served a full English breakfast, and Kennington Lane Cafe was highly regarded, and it happened to be a few minutes away from our B&B. We loved our breakfast so much that we went back a second day. What I liked about the menu was that is was easy to create exactly what you wanted. You could order a set breakfast (and easily add on extra sides), or you could pick and choose what you wanted, and make the breakfast as small or as large as needed to match your appetite. The breakfast I created had a small steak, fried mushrooms and tomatoes, and bubble and squeak. Delicious! I don't have an itemized bill of exactly what we ordered and the price of each item, but the totals on my credit card bill are £20.89 the first day and £20.50 the second day, and each bill included breakfast and coffee for two. Essentially, you can get a full breakfast for £10 -- a fantastic deal. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; London, England; Poor and hungry?]

My first ever English breakfast. The lady that helped me was very friendly and helpful. I really…read moreenjoyed my breakfast and it was a good source of energy for a long day of walking. The breakfast came with choice of tea or coffee. I got the breakfast tea and it was nice.

Cool coffee options, with a nice taste. We definitely have to do better out here in the states…read morewhere apparently a ridiculously large cup of Joe is equated with strong good coffee but um no. I learned otherwise at Federation which was nice and cozy and like going green with the sustainable options. For example, they only gave you a to-go cup if you were really trying to go. If you were sitting inside, then you would be using a reusable dish like a decent human being. I loved that idea. Great service and affordable prices.

Federation Coffee suffers from being what one might term 'a victim of one's own success'. The…read morebright, airy, open space of this little café offers tantalising-looking food and ever-compelling coffee to the caffeine-deprived. Late morning on a Saturday was probably the absolute -worst- time to make a first foray to Federation Coffee, though. Interminable lines, no free seats*, and 10-15 minute waits for even beverage orders. On the flip side, my iced soy latte was delightful. The jury's still out on this coffee shop. With so many stellar caffeination stations to be had in Clerkenwell, I'd have to 1) already be in Brixton, 2) be really craving a fix, and 3) have someone else suggest a visit here to consider giving it another go. --- * I was fortunate enough to arrive at the perfect time that a cute stranger was getting up; he graciously offered me his stool.