Shoreditch Cafes – 15 Of The Best Places To Get Your Coffee Fix
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If you’re looking for the best Shoreditch cafes, you’ve come to the right place.
In this guide, we will list some of the most popular coffee shops in Shoreditch.
Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to work or a trendy spot to meet up with friends, these cafes have something for everyone.
Start exploring East London‘s hidden gems today!
32A Paul Street, London EC2A 4LF
Alchemy Coffee is a small independent roastery with three coffee shop locations, one of which is in Shoreditch.
Their unique atmosphere and the fun way they serve their drinks are reasons enough to visit this coffee shop.
You’ll also love their seasonal coffee, selection of cakes, and light brunch.
58 Redchurch Street, London, E2 7DP
Allpress Espresso Bar is a fabulous shop to visit if you want an amazingly delicious cup of coffee.
You can even purchase their high-quality roasted coffee for your regular homebrew.
We love that they have a local roastery in Dalston and they strive to source all of their coffee beans ethically.
74 Great Eastern Street, Hackney, London EC2A 3JL
If you’re looking for a trendy cafe to visit in Shoreditch, look no further than Attendant.
This unique cafe has a white, green, and copper theme which goes so well with its living plant wall which runs the entire length of the cafe.
They serve a wide variety of drinks, as well as light snacks and desserts.
If you want somewhere to relax and enjoy a good cup of coffee, Attendant Shoreditch is the place for you.
126 Curtain Road, London EC2A 3PJ
Fix 126 has rebranded to FWD: Coffee, but nothing else has changed.
They’ve been proudly ‘not serving bad coffee’ since their opening in 2009.
They work closely with local roaster Climpson & Sons to serve high-quality coffee and some exclusive roasts.
61 Pitfield Street, London, N1 6BU
Feel like visiting a hip and trendy café?
Friends of Ours is the place for you.
They’re all about community, sustainability, and of course, coffee.
They work closely with their small-batch roaster to ensure that their beans are roasted perfectly and taste amazing.
With a wide variety of baked goods, sandwiches, and salads to choose from, if you’re looking for a great cup of coffee and some delicious food, come here.
135 Brick Lane, London, E1 6SB
Kahaila Cafe is a unique cafe that celebrates the diversity of Shoreditch serving a wide variety of coffee drinks, as well as light snacks and desserts.
We love their fun and eclectic atmosphere, and you feel right at home no matter what your background is.
Kahaila Cafe is also a registered charity that aims to build a place in the community where everyone can feel comfortable.
This is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a good cup of coffee.
Oliver’s Yard, 55 City Road, London, EC1Y 1HQ
Looking for a delicious meal and a great cup of coffee?
Look no further than Lantana Café.
Their menu offers something for everyone, whether you’re in the mood for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
And don’t forget to save room for dessert! They have plenty of house-made cakes and other sweet treats.
In addition to its food and coffee, Lantana Cafe offers an extensive selection of drinks including smoothies, craft ales, and wines.
The Tea Rooms, Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL
This artsy cafe is part of the Tea Rooms market and is only open on the weekend.
They have a very fun and artistic atmosphere and their coffee blends are unique and fresh.
This fabulous little cafe is a great reason to venture down to the Tea Rooms.
Having a hard time getting there on time on the weekends?
No worries, Long & Short Coffee sells their roasts on their website via a subscription box along with tea, chocolate, and any gear you might need to brew up their coffee at home.
Shoreditch coffee by post? Yes, please!
49 Old Street, London, EC1V 9HX
Look Mum No Hands! is one of the most unique cafes I’ve ever seen.
They are a hodgepodge of a cafe, a bicycle workshop, and a bar; and as odd as it sounds, this totally works!
Words can’t do justice to the atmosphere here at Look Mum No Hands!
If you’re in the area, make sure that you stop by.
25 Hanbury Street, London, E1 6QR
Nude Espresso is a trendy and hip cafe in Shoreditch that is well-known for its amazing artisan-made coffee.
They have a wide variety of coffee drinks to choose from, as well as light snacks and desserts.
They also run workshops where you can take to learn how to make your favourite coffee drinks at home.
11 Leonard St, London, EC2A 4AQ
Ozone is a charming café in London that offers excellent coffee, outstanding flat whites, and aromatic cold drip coffees.
The contemporary industrial interior features brick walls, wooden flooring, long wooden tables by the window, and comfy booths.
You can enjoy a meal here as well since there are many breakfast, lunch, and dessert options available—all served with upbeat music playing in the background.
And remember, Ozone is a card-only establishment.
18 Calvert Avenue, London, E2 7JP
If you need a quiet place to relax, Paper and Cup is the perfect spot.
With its cosy atmosphere and comfortable setting, it’s ideal for reading a book, catching up with friends, or enjoying a hot drink.
And if you’re looking for unique gifts second hand items like clothes, homeware, books, and accessories, Paper and Cup sell them too.
213 Old Street, London, EC1V 9NR
Shoreditch Grind is a trendy and hip cafe in Shoreditch that is well-known for its amazing artisan-made coffee.
They have a wide variety of coffee drinks to choose from, as well as light snacks and desserts.
In addition to coffee, they also serve a variety of tea and alcoholic beverages.
They offer a wide range of food options, from breakfast items to sandwiches to desserts.
If you’re looking for a place to work or study, there is free Wi-Fi and plenty of outlets for you to plug your laptop into.
Visit on the weekend for Bottomless Brunch (pre-booking essential).
65 Charlotte Rd, London EC2A 3PE
Fab coffee, a cool interior, a great location and they’re a Certified B Corp meaning they aim to balance profit with people and the planet.
81 Great Easter Street, Hackney, London, EC2A 3HU
The Hoxton is a hotel that also serves as a coffee shop and restaurant.
It’s one of my favourite places to visit and I love its high ceilings.
Plus, people there are always interesting to talk to.
If you’re ever in Shoreditch, I definitely recommend checking it out!
Shoreditch is a trendy and hip district in London that is well-known for its amazing artisan-made coffee.
If you’re looking for a great place to brunch on the weekend, or if you need a quiet place to work or study, Shoreditch has all the things.
How To Get To Shoreditch
The nearest stations on the underground are Liverpool Street, Old Street and Moorgate.
If you’re coming from London Bridge, get the 149 bus. It only takes 15 minutes.
If you’re coming from Covent Garden, get the 26 bus or the Piccadilly line and change at Holborn to get off at Liverpool Street and walk for 10 minutes.