Foxcroft & Ginger

I have been to Foxcroft and Ginger on three separate occasions. During the week early in the morning, late in the afternoon and lunch time at the weekend. The coffee has been consistent on each visit. I have a short black and a flat white, both are served in very cool looking cups! I like that they use monmouth coffee, a welcome change from the rest of the antipodean cafes in London, most of whom serve square mile. The food was interesting and it seems like there is more choice developing everytime I go there. I have had a lovely sandwich, which was so generous in its portion of ham! The atmos...

They were busy and there was a bit of a queue which gave me the opportunity to examine all the tasty treats on offer. All looking rather scrumptious! A reason to return I thought.
I had my usual, a flat white which arrived in a dainty china cup. Eclectic music playing and a relaxed buzzy atmosphere I was certain I was on to a winner.

Alas the coffee was a total let down.
I would usual stay for a second but couldn't subject myself to another cup like that.
Rather disappointed as everything else about this place is appealing. I'll go back at some point to see if the coffee has improved. ...

Great sandwiches but arrogant staff who take ages to make anything and seem as if they couldn't careless.

Doesn't matter what the coffee or food is like if it isn't served with a smile.

A friend of mine had suggested I pay Foxcroft & Ginger a visit, and I’m so glad she did, as it's now my new favourite! The interior is a mix of industrial, old and new with so many quirky features! I ordered a flat white, which was served in a beautiful old china cup on a cute mismatched saucer. The coffee itself was made from Monmouth beans and was perfectly balanced: strong yet smooth with a lovely finish of art on the top. The food laid out on the counter looked amazing, and I couldn’t resist trying the mushroom, stilton, butternut and pesto sandwich which was absolutely divine. It...