London Coffee Festival 2015

On next weekend at the Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane. Read about it here.

I actually need this...

...now!

How to make a good coffee.

A nice little coffee tutorial for your stove top. Watch it here.

Really nice place on Redchurch Street. Great coffee, nice staff and interesting and delicious breakfasts. Read more here.

Monmouth Coffee Company

Monmouth Coffee Company is family run business with real integrity, a huge amount of style, great atmosphere and of course the most wonderful coffee. The shop in Borough market is always a treat, busy, bustling and spilling on to the street.
The shop on Maltby Street in Bermondsey is really special. During the week it's their production and training site, but on Saturday mornings they open for coffee. It's a bit of a well kept secret, but really worth the visit. They're joined by other food producers selling their produce. (Ask them to tell you where to go for the special home made beer, mozzarella and salami. It's around the corner and you wouldn't find it if you didn't know it was there.) There's nothing much else there, but it's a really nice thing to do on a Saturday morning.

New breakfast discovery

Yesterday we discovered a new great place for breakfast. We'd actually read about it on someone else's blog, but can't remember who (so thank you whoever you are.) The look of the place is simple and really stylish. The menu delicious. Good coffee. What more can you ask? Caravan, 11-13 Exmouth Market, EC1.

Princi

Princi, 135 Wardour Street W1. If you're in the area you must pop in and have a coffee and a cannoncini or two! (see above.) Very stylish, totally delicious.

Lantana cafe.

Such delicious breakfasts!! Definitely worth a visit. Lantana Cafe.

Piccolino

We had a delicious breakfast today at a cafe called Lantana in Fitzrovia. It was a real treat and to top it all, the coffee was superb! This is a piccolino. Perfect!!

Coffee from Brasil

Nivaldo thinks that Brasilian coffee is the best in the world.