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Cupping and Brunching at Ozone Coffee Roasters - by Akeela Bhattay

Brunch and Cupping at Ozone Coffee Roasters | Artisan Coffee in Shoreditch

By On May 3, 2012 · Leave a Comment

I am rarely (if ever) a morning person, but one morning last week, as the rain drummed furiously at my windows, I leapt out of bed determined to make it to an early brunch and coffee tasting at Ozone Coffee Roasters, even if it meant combating with the forces of nature.

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Qype: Foxcroft and Ginger in London

By On March 6, 2010 · 2 Comments

London

The day I had coffee at this lovely deli style coffee bar in Soho, I had in fact intended to try the coffee at Flat White. But at six in the evening, Flat White was heaving with trendy clientele that spilled out onto the narrow street outside.

I kept walking and soon found [...]

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Qype: Nordic Bakery in London

By On February 28, 2010 · Leave a Comment

London – Shopping – Food & Drink – Bakeries

A really lovely cafe in Soho’s Golden Square. The decor is simple yet chic, with a rustic charm emanating from the wooden panels that line the cafe walls.

The place was heaving with customers as we entered, with not a single [...]

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Le Pain Quotidien – Marylebone

By On February 19, 2010 · Leave a Comment

A friend and I had arranged to meet for coffee at Nani’s on Wigmore, but it was closing when we got there (5pm). We decided to try somewhere on Marylebone High Street, but as we chatted and walked down the street, we managed to walk all the way down and realised we’d walked past [...]

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Fernandez and Wells: Coffee, Cake & Chocolate – Soho

By On February 15, 2010 · Leave a Comment

I had coffee at Fernandez and Wells today for the first time. Being new to London and not knowing my way around, I was walking around Soho after visiting Berwick Street Market and was willing myself to remember the address of this coffee bar (after reading such enthusiastic reviews), but I hadn’t a [...]

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