The coffee is excellent. The food is excellent though expensive. The atmosphere seems a little too crafted.

They have a wonderful living wall though which is pretty cool.

The best cafe in London.

The coffee is exceptional. Everyone is friendly. On weekends it's spacious and relaxed. On Sundays you might hear a string quartet practising in the basement.

Not great.
This cafe has nice chairs to sit in and chill. The music in great and the place has a nice feel, but the most important thing is poor. The coffee.

The coffee is kind of drinkable, but really not great. Much better than your average starbucks of course, but you can do a lot better in this area. Nude Espresso and Allpress are both very close. Go there instead.

I love Australian and New Zealand coffee culture, but the way this place celebrates it is almost a little cheesy. That said, the coffee and the atmosphere are great.

I can be hard to go anywhere in Soho without feeling like a tourist and this place is so well known, it's one of the first places Australian's recommend to friends desperately in need of real coffee.

I prefer to be able to take my cafes for granted, so I can feel like it belongs to me. Flat White seems to make it into a special event, "real coffee in London". It was a godsend when I first got here, but since then I've found...