It's a fine cup of irreverent coffee served here & as you can tell, they are no fans of Starbucks…read more My husband had to have their coffee cup merch... If you want a tasty, rebellious mug of top-notch brew this is the place. They have pretty good pastries too.

I would like to pack this place up and bring it home to NY with me…read more I came here for the name but stayed because the drinks and service are top notch. Everything here is retro and fun and inviting. My chai latte (iced) with a choice of milk (almond) was the second best I have ever had (number 1 spot is a coffee shop in Iceland). The ham and cheese croissant hit the spot when we were sick of hotel restaurant breakfast. Tons of seating with plenty of people working from home on laptops. The decor is fun to look at as you drink your coffee or tea. They also offer frappes and smoothies! Nestled within a cute little part of London with a park nearby. Please bring Fuckoffee to NY.

Good coffee with a tasty egg burrito with full of great ingredients and they have a lot of fresh…read morepastries.

Great little coffee shop located off the beaten path of central London, walking distance to the…read moretower bridge. The pastry selection is awesome and the coffee is very well done. Would highly recommend if you're in the area.

I come here almost every Saturday and Sunday when I'm at my partner's place on the weekends. I love…read moreit. Really nice guys, who remember who you are and what you like to drink. I always get a soy latte everywhere I go and they make it perfectly. It's always hot, right level of sweetness and delicious espresso. Grab one as you browse Maltby Street Market!

Craft coffee has a small coffee cart in the Ropewalk among the Maltby Street Market. They serve…read moresome good espresso based beverages and filter coffee made using Has Bean Coffee. Usually a standard stop for my on my Saturday's rounds of the Maltby street market. Coffee is not the best I ever had but they are reliable and use good coffee beans. Like it!

The best way to start your day. Sat over looking the Thames…read morewith a Sausage Sandwich and a cup of tea for 3 POUND. Its my favoruite places to eat in London

Today I went to London bridge for lunch and I had the best lunch in over the moon in the hays…read moregalleria.. The food looked great and my meatball pasta was brilliant.. I recommend it to anyone.. Staff all friendly aswell.

Great coffee at Borough Market and possibly the busiest coffee shop too. Just got a black coffee…read morewith their house blend of the day which was a fruity, fragrant coffee from Guatemala. It smelled really lovely, but not like sweet in a sickly way. Perfect way to start the morning on a dreary day and we liked the blend so much that we bought a bag to take home. They also have reusable take-away cups that you put a deposit down for. You can then go explore Borough Market with your coffee and return the cup to get your deposit back.

Maybe I just caught a bad batch, but for a latte, it was quite bitter, like drip-coffee-tier…read more Sweetness/milkiness level was totally fine. Just the brew itself tasted a bit off. Overall lukewarm service; front counter lady was very friendly and informative, but cold-shoulder vibes from the lady operating the cashier. Eh, I'd say that if you *really* need a quick pick-me-up before venturing deep into Borough Market, this isn't a bad spot for one.

Only had coffee here but it was good. The service was all right. In London, coffee seems to be…read moremore expensive & smaller in volume, & better in quality. They do a nice flat white here.

We had an amazing brunch at White Mulberries! The Turkish eggs and the sun, eggs & avocado were…read moreabsolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The lattes were just as good. The ambience is stunning, right by the marina, with a calm and inviting vibe. The staff were kind, friendly, and made the whole experience even better. A perfect spot for great food and great views--I'll definitely be back! thank you Victoria

Nice enough cafe/bar/gelateria - the space outside by the fountain is very nice for a summer…read moreevening. Stays open until 7.30. Coffee isn't fab, being more Italian-style -made-by-someone-who's-never-been-to-Italy than , say, actually like Italian coffee, but the staff are friendly and efficient.

A GOOD PLACE FOR A QUICK STOP OFF…read more Polite staff and quite a good range of pasties. I wouln't call it a deli though,more of a coffee shop with cakes. Quite clean but dim lighting means you need to choose your seat carefully if you want to read. Pastries were fresh and the coffee was OK although not brilliant. Nice Sofas for a relaxing chat.

I went here in December 2024. The surrounding area definitely feels sketchy, I took an uber and…read morethought he was taking me to a dump by an old rail road. But no, the bakery is indeed tucked on a market street across from a rail road type place. Once you are on that street, you'll see more people. The inside is beautiful. And lots of delicious bakery options. Not a lot of interaction with staff (very corporate London vibe although decorated like a cozy French bakery), just order at the front. Although their baked goods seemed great, I'm not sure I'll come back except to pick up baked goods if around the area, definitely not when it's dark out.

I do a lot of research about food when I travel, but there is nothing more satisfying than…read morediscovering a place while you're walking. This morning, I strolled down Bermondsey Street for a Cold Brew when I noticed gorgeous pastries in the window at @comptoir_bakery . After re-fueling with caffeine, I returned to Comptoir and noticed that they had tasty looking Sausage Rolls, which are on my London Food Bingo Card. A Sausage Roll consists of seasoned sausage, surrounded by layers of puff pastry, baked until golden brown. Comptoir's had light and dark sesames on top. I often prefer savory pastries, and this still warm Sausage Roll was the perfect mix of seasoned sausage and satisfying flaky pastry shell. I don't know if I'll have other Sausage Rolls while I'm in London, but this one sets a high standard. My family is still asleep and haven't tried the other pastries and donuts I bought, but they look amazing. I had a sliver of chocolate pastry and it was delicious and flaky. Service was top rate too. If you find yourself in London, @comptoir_bakery on Bermondsey has my high recommendation.

Here is where I go if I want to treat myself with the ultimate cappuccino…read more I'm totally a cappuccino addict: it has to be not too hot, not too cold. The coffee blend has to be just right, not too strong not to bland. The foam has to be frothy, quasi thick and have to taste of milk, not of...something else. And I want a lot of chocolate powder on it (but this is just my taste) I was very critical at first because I was thinking:"How this tiny kiosk could do a decent coffee?" But morning after morning, even in the most cold and wet days, I saw a long queue waiting for their cup. Can all those people queuing even in so harsh conditions be wrong? I needed to try. Thank God I did! I was served first with a state-of-the-art espresso and then I asked for a cappuccino that was...well..the one I described above. Just perfect. Well no exactly perfect because it was served in a paper cup (and not in a fine bone china cappuccino cup) but, honestly, I can't demand so much from a tiny movable kiosk :) If it's morning and you need the right start, if you're sad, or just in need of caffeine. Go, and be happy.

Average coffee place, that also has some baked goods and breakfast sandwiches. You order at kiosks…read moreand then they call you when your order is ready. I ordered an iced Americano black since they did not have Cold Brew or Iced Coffee (meaning brewed coffee that is chilled, rather than espresso poured over ice and water). It was average. Fine if you need some caffeine. Wouldn't be my choice when I have time and I'm looking for a craft coffee experience. 3 Stars

Warm and friendly staff with quick service. Even proactively assisted someone with a disability…read moretrying to order from a self service kiosk