This lovely coffee shop was located right next to my Airbnb when I stayed in Shoreditch and I am so…read morehappy that it was! The inside functions as a "coffee shop for coffee shops" and they have lots of fresh bean blends, coffee machines, and other accessories for sale. They also have a cafe portion that has some sweets/baked goods and coffee drinks. I got an iced latte and it was only £2.80 and was one of the best lattes I've ever had! As an American, I couldn't believe how affordable the prices were for such a high quality coffee (the price for something similar would be much higher back home). The atmosphere is really relaxing inside, with lots of wood interior accents and a cozy but chill vibe. The staff was also very friendly. I highly recommend stopping in if you're a coffee lover!

Yelpers, thanks for the hot (desk + coffee) tip…read more I needed a comfortable place to set up shop (work) for 2 hours this morning near Brick Lane, and a quick search led me to Doppio Coffee Warehouse. *PERFECT for working/studying. *They play nice, smooth music (jazz?). It's subdued, yet maintains a productive vibe. *Free wifi, with signs with passwords posted obviously (no awkward begging for access). *Very nice coffee! I tried both the flat white and a macchiato, the macchiato won out - nice. *That macchiato?? Less than £2. YES, you read right! *Selection of sweet treats/pastries. *NICE staff -- real service. No hipster scowls to be seen. (employees, anyway!) It's a "warehouse" too -- they roast and sell wholesale, as well as major (and even minor!) coffee making equipment. I'm pretty sure if you have a coffee making need, this place would solve it 240x over. Bzzzzzzz! Word on the street is they also do barista training...I kind of want to just do that myself to learn how to better steam my milk at home! Might be a 2016 resolution now that I've got the inside tip on where to learn. I shall return, it's *just* far enough from Brick Lane that it isn't chaotic or overwhelming. Doppio is a calm in the storm. That will serve you coffee. Yay.

This place is very stylish in a simple, contemporary way…read more Everything is fresh and seems to be made on the premises. All the lunch choices look so nice it's hard to choose. I saw other people having the same problem. Today I had a salmon sandwich on Focaccia bread and the salmon was fresh and succulent and the bread top notch and tasty. My cappucino was also very good...in a paper cup. This is one of the best places to snack along the South Bank and I'll keep coming back.

Fantastic location for a summer evening drink - great view (we were lucky and got a red sky sunset…read morethe other day), laid back and surprisingly uncrowded (though it was a Monday). There is a lot of seating, and the staff are friendly. Only downside - drinks from the outside bar are breathtakingly expensive. 7 quid for a (plastic) glass of wine. Ouch.

Stopped in here for a quick bite one morning while on vacation and we had English breakfast tea…read morewith two small tarts. The tarts were tasty and quite good, but the tea was just awful. They somehow ruined a very simple cup of tea and I wouldn't come back to a Costa Coffee again.

Summary based on one morning visit: -stopped here as an…read morealternative to the expensive, dumb hotel breakfast at the close by Holiday Inn -usual Costa drinks and food choices -inexpensive -locally popular -friendly service, though a bit overwhelmed with a complex order on my visit. Not a problem, these things happen. Recommended in this area for something simple, though there are other nearby choices with more elaborate menus.

You'll see Caffe Neros all around London so we stopped in to try it…read more The service was unfriendly and cold by the two girls working the register. They both need serious customer service training. The coffees were good. Mostly sweet pastries with a couple savory options. We were able to snag a big table for the 4 of us. The table was very dirty and when my mom went up to ask the girl for a rag, the girl gave my mom a pissed off look. People don't come here for their friendly service. It's next to Shepard Bush Station.

Pretty conveniently located near a train stop and a couple blocks away from the hotel I was staying…read moreat. Upon walking in, the line was out the door but it went by quickly. The barista was very friendly and efficient. I got my drink in like a minute! I ordered a cafe latte and the cappuccino cake. The latte was very good, but didn't taste as strong as I prefer or as other I've had at different locations of Caffe Nero.So it was a little inconsistent. The only draw back was that they kept the doors open so the outdoor smoking seats were literally the same as the indoor seats. The smoke were just being blown in. Being American, I am a little spoiled with that. But I am in a different country so I go by their play book. Caffe Nero is still one of my favorite European coffee shop chains.

Address is wrong, couldn't find it. Went to caravan instead, sad. Blah blah blah blah had to fill…read moreup minimum text limit on Yelp reviews

Impossible to find. Gave up in the end. Closed? If it is still open need to make yourself more…read morevisible.

What an amazing experience! A group of us gals went and we had an amazing time! The locale is…read morenamed after American actress, Betty Blythe from the 1920s and is in homage to her. This isn't your fussy high tea experience, it is all about being silly, having fun, playing dress up and enjoying great tea and cakes/sandwiches. It's a 15 min walk from the Hammersmith station, and is beautifully decorated in art deco style (even the wallpaper in the toilet). We sat downstairs and there was a plethora of props to try on: hats, gloves, feather, pearls, headpieces, stoles, etc! Oh my! You get dressed up and you are served something like 6-7 courses of light snacks, so don't eat ahead of time! I was so full by the end of it, I had to refuse the final course. Food was all very good too. The service is impeccable, they checked on us regularly and were great about clearing our plates. The decor really pulls everything together by creating a sense of whimsy and vintage, feminine style and the staff is superb about making the experience a positive one. Gluten free service for a £6 surcharge pp. Bring your own party drink for £3 corkage pp. Highly recommend!

A group of girls went to Betty Blythe's for a friends 40th birthday and had the most lovely…read moreafternoon. We all dressed up for the occasion, knowing that it was a special day. We had the whole tea room booked for two hours for our group, which made it very personal. Downstairs is a dressing room filled with 1920's outfits and accessories. We all dressed up with head dresses, pearls, gloves, feathers and other fancy things. It was so much fun to rummage through and dress up all together. We then went up to have our afternoon tea. We had lovely little sandwiches, cakes and petit fours and scones. It was all very elegant and tasty food. My friend asked for a dairy free menu and they were very accommodating. We also brought our own champagne which was just a £2 corkage fee per person which wasn't bad. The room was beautiful and my friend added her own touches to the table by bringing personal extras for all of us. The hosts were very happy for her to do that, and even let her bring the bottles of drink the night before and stored it for her. They had asked in advance that the girls serving were tipped which I thought was a little bit odd, but the whole experience was so lovely I didn't mind. The afternoon tea was £15 each I think, and then we had the corkage fee for champagne and the tip added on, so about £20 per person. It's a lovely venue for a nice girlie treat. Perfect for a hen do, or birthday party. It's a bit of a trek to get to, but well worth the effort and there's a nice pub opposite which we met at before, or you could go to afterwards.

Artisan can be a heaven for coffee lovers. Its funky decor with lights hanging off the ceiling as…read morepaperbags adds up to the modern atmosphere. We walked in on a Saturday to have a brunch, and were not disappointed. The service is nice, the staff friendly and polite, and what is most important, coffee is great and food quite tasty. They seem to also do coffee tasting workshops or barista courses. Anyway, worth popping in for either just coffee or food.

I know I always say that but this is the best coffee place! The vibe is super relaxed, with wooden…read morefloors and tables and bare ceilings. Very trendy. Great choices of cake and (my daughter beign gluten intolerant) they have a pistachio and rose gluten free cake that is to die for, so I am told as I had no time to taste! And now the coffee... Very tasty, just warm like it should be, just strong enough.. Really just fab... The tube journey I have to come here are going to become very regular for me :-)

The Oscar Wilde Bar at Hotel Café Royal dates back to 1865 and with its gilded interiors, mirrors…read moreand ornate Louis XVI decor, is probably London's most opulent setting for Afternoon Tea. A perfect fit for the awe-inspiring universe of Van Gogh afternoon tea experience. Experience the brilliance of one of history's greatest artists and immerse yourselves in the creative mind of Van Gogh. They will take you on a historical magical tasting journey through his most famous art works. In partnership with one of the most successful global immersive exhibitions to date. The Van Gogh afternoon tea will be served in the Oscar Wilde Lounge. Located in the Hotel Cafe Royal, in the heart of London's West End between Mayfair and Soho. Reservations is a must! Cheers

The pastry is so good, not too sweet, in good shape, but the staffs are …read more... I would buy take away anytime.