The Best Coffee in London
By now you must have noticed I am mainly a tea drinker. I really enjoy a cup of tea, but sometimes you need a good old coffee. When I am in a rush, I enjoy a cup of flavoured instant coffee with chocolate chip cookies. It is practical and I love the fact it can be made and enjoyed within seconds.
Other times I prefer to have a freshly made cappuccino from my coffee machine, with some delicious Belgian chocolates. They make a lovely afternoon treat, and suddenly make all my worries go away.
Although I enjoy having coffee at home, nothing compares to going to a coffee shop and relaxing with a cup of coffee. The whole experience is very enjoyable and I wish I had more time to spare so I could visit more coffee shops.
The Grosvenor has recently published an interesting article ‘An Instagrammer’s guide to the best coffee in London’ in the Nightlife column written by Giselle Wainwright. I found the guide very exciting, and I’ve made some notes of places to visit, so I thought it would be a good idea to check out my Instagram feed for coffee pictures.
It turns out that I mainly share photos of food, and I would say it is because I am far too busy enjoying my cup of coffee to take a snap of it.
A few months ago, I had an enjoyable afternoon with a friend at the illy caffe London in Regent Street. The delicious treats complemented the tasty coffee in the stylish surroundings. It is the best place for a catch-up with friends over coffee.
The best coffee in London has to go to Kamps Backerei Cafe at Tottenham Court Road. Not only the modern premium bakery has a selection of delicious pastries, cakes, sandwiches and flatbreads on offer, it also has a gorgeous cappuccino, made with Kamps signature blend developed with a British wood-oven roaster.
Furthermore, Kamps coffee is ethically and ecologically sourced, combining El Salvador Las Lajas, Ethiopia Sidamo and Sumatra Cherry beas – no wonder it is so flavoursome!
What is your favourite place for coffee in London?
This post has been written in collaboration with Grosvenor, however the opinions expressed in this post are honest and my own.