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There is a very famous Monmouth Coffee Company near the entrance of Neal's Yard in Covent Garden.

This house is said to be the best roasted English coffee in London. Every time there is a ranking of coffee, it must be at the top of the list.

The name of the store is named after the street monmouth. At present, there are three branches, which are introduced as follows.

[the first Monmouth of the Covent Garden store has been open and roasted coffee since 1978, but has now moved to the Bermondsey branch to bake--

The front of the main store is very mini, and most people take it out or drink directly in front of the store.

In-store environment

The shop was crowded with a lot of guests in the afternoon.

Take out the seasoning area, you can add your own sugar and milk

Bread and desserts are also sold here.

There are very few seats inside, so it can only seat 10 people. You need to sit at the table with others--

If there are too many people, the store will ask you to remove the items from your seat. There are signs on the wall.

In fact, people who will sit down will not stay long and usually leave contentedly after a quick drink.

The girl sitting next door quickly ordered 3 glasses of Expresso to drink @ @

Monmouth takes a simple route, no gorgeous decoration and no wifi Internet access, the reception in the store is not very good!

But the important thing is that they provide high-quality coffee, which is why the shop is always full of people.

The clerk's hand in making coffee hasn't stopped since I came in.

I'm here for internal use this time. I ordered Cappuccino, 2.70 pounds (no service charge). It's not a small cup!

But the take-out cup looks much smaller. I think it's just a visual gap.

English coffee is completely free from bitterness, full of aroma and a sense of sweetness.

If you want more pure coffee, Jing Nai routed? Liter Coffee or Expresso

The table is very heroic and put a bowl of special sugar in the shop. You can add coffee to taste at will.

Water is also shared by a table and a pot.

Menu is also quite simple.

Monmouth sells coffee beans, and many people wait in line to buy coffee beans. If you have a coffee machine at home, you can also buy it at home and cook it yourself.

[Borough branch]

This branch is next to the famous Centennial Boluo Market (Borough Market)

It is also the one with the largest number of tourists, always waiting in an exaggerated queue, waiting in line for at least half an hour!

The first time I came here, I was completely scared by the crowd in the queue, but once I didn't expect that no one would be waiting in line at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Good Lucky

The coffee shop is a semi-open space, in which there are not many seats.

But it is about twice as big as the main store in Covent Garden, and most people also take out to drink and walk into the market.

This time I ordered a cup of Fliter Coffee (filtered English coffee), 2.70 pounds (no service charge), and asked the shop assistant to add hot milk for me.

It smells good and mellow-but the take-out cup is really small and it's not very enjoyable.

Menu hanging on the wall

Several cups of English coffee are brewing at the same time

Each clerk in this shop is not free for a moment, performing his own duties and dividing the work very carefully.

After getting the coffee, seasoning with sugar and filling the cup cover with cup cover, adopt the semi-self-help way.

If you have tea time, you can have another dessert. I hear brownies are worth a try.

Many people will also come here to buy coffee beans in bulk, or you can ask the shop assistant to grind the coffee beans for you directly.

[Bermondsey branch]

This is not far from London's Tower Bridge (Tower Bridge). The coffee shop is very special under the train track.

Now it's mainly used as an office and a place to bake coffee--

So please note that they only open for business from 9am to 1:30pm on Saturday. I didn't arrive until 2: 00 last time. I was closed.

So I can only take the appearance to show you the XD.

It is recommended that you come and have a cup of coffee on Saturday morning and then visit the next Maltby Street Market, which is full of national delicacies.

Find a favorite food and have a good afternoon.

By the way, Monmouth accepts E-mail and phone orders, but only in the UK. People in need can contact them directly.

Http://www.monmouthcoffee.co.uk/how-to-buy

[Monmouth coffee company]

Official website: http://www.monmouthcoffee.co.uk/

Head office Covent Garden

Address: 27 Monmouth Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9EU

Business hours: 8am-6 vig 30pm from Monday to Saturday; closed on Sundays

Borough branch

Address: 2 Park Street, The Borough, London SE1 9AB

Business hours: Monday to Saturday, 7:30am-6pm; closed on Sundays

Bermondsey branch

Address: Arch 3 Spa North, Between Dockley Road and Spa Road, London SE16

Business hours: Saturday 9am-1:30pm