To the 10 independent cafes you have to go to in London

The lazy afternoon is the most enjoyable time for the British. Have a cup of mellow coffee, turn over a few pages, and quietly enjoy a beautiful afternoon. Britain is one of the largest coffee consumers in the world.

The British are now hopelessly crazy about coffee. In addition to Starbucks and Costa, there are countless boutique independent coffee shops on the streets of London, perhaps in the crowded Soho district or in East London full of new ideas.

In this issue, the editor carefully selected 10 tall independent cafes for you. Whether you are a coffee enthusiast or occasionally need the stimulation of caffeine, you can experience the smell of coffee on the tip of your tongue!

1.Kaffeine

Since its inception in 2009, the Kaffeine Cafe, run by Australian Peter Dore-Smith, has been regarded as one of the most powerful independent cafes in London. Kaffeine Cafe focuses on providing guests with the most comprehensive user experience, and both coffee lovers and ordinary lunch guests love it, so it's no wonder they got a full 5 out of 5 in the overall score. Although the storefront is not very large, Kaffeine's investment in details is impeccable, attracting a large number of loyal fans. Kaffeine, which has always been popular, is not expanding fast, and the only branch opened not long ago.

Address: 66 Great Titchfield Street, London W1W 7QJ (branch Eastcastle Street, subway station: Oxford Circus Station

Price: Espresso £2.00 / £2.50 white cappuccino £2.90L latte £2.90L flat Latte £2.80

Coffee course: NO

Rating: coffee ● overall ●

2.Workshop Coffee Co.

Workshop Coffee Co. The coffee shop's Logo is a diamond, so there must be a place where it glows. Its four branches in Clerkenwell, Marylebone, Holborn and Fitzrovia were all listed in the 2015 London Coffee Guide Top 30, with either coffee or an overall rating above 4.75. The shop's biggest feature is roasted coffee and sells its own freshly roasted coffee beans. The earliest one, Workshop Coffee Co. Founded in 2011, it is located in Clerkenwell, Chuangyi Xinxing District, London. Old buildings and fresh creations are combined here. Although the coffee here is slightly more expensive than in other places, the winner of this year's London Coffee Festival is London Workshop Coffee Co. The barista James Bailey got it, and maybe he can drink the masterpiece.

Address: 27 Clerkenwell Road,London EC1M 5RN (branch Marylebone, Holborn, Fitzrovia) subway station: Farringdon Station

Price: Espresso £2.40, cappuccino £3.00, latte, 3.20, flat white, £3.00.

Coffee course: YES

Rating: coffee ● overall ●

3.Prufrock Coffee

Speaking of which, Prufrock Coffee has a long history and is a veritable "coffee champion club". It was founded by Gwilym Davies, the winner of the 2009 World Barista Competition, while the beans used in the store are baked by James Hoffman, the winner of the 2007 World Barista Competition, and the shop's coffee has won several coffee competitions. Prufrock Coffee is located deep in the alleys of the city center and has no other branches. In addition to selling coffee, the shop also offers a variety of coffee classes, coffee lovers will come.

Address: 23-25 Leather Lane, London EC1N 7TE, subway station: Farringdon Station / Chancery Lane Station

Price: Espresso £2.20 / £2.60 cappuccino £2.80 / £3.00L latte £3.00L flat white £2.80

Coffee course: YES

Rating: coffee ● overall ●●●●○

4.TAP Coffee

TAP Coffee is called an independent coffee shop with a good attitude. First of all, each store only has a house number and a big bicycle hanging at the door; secondly, it selects the best fresh coffee beans from farms and suppliers and uses the best German roaster Probat for baking, which is also TAP's business attitude. And TAP uses Starbucks mugs to put toilet brushes and so on, is how dissatisfied with the popular coffee shop.

Address: 193 Wardour Street, London W1F 8ZF (branch Rathbone Place, Tottenham Court Road) subway station: Tottenham Court Road

Price: Espresso £2.20 Cappuccino £2.60 latte £2.60 flat white £2.60

Coffee course: NO

Rating: coffee ●●●●○ overall ●●●●○

5.Association Coffee

The excellent coffee experience is here, not only offering different kinds of coffee according to the seasons, updated almost every week, but also providing guests with professional advice on choosing coffee beans and home-made coffee, offering refreshments from the best suppliers in the UK.

Address: 10-12 Creechurch Lane, London EC3A 5AY, subway station Aldgate Station / Liverpool Street

Price: Espresso £2.20 Cappuccino £2.80 latte £2.80 flat white £2.80

Coffee course: NO

Rating: coffee ●●●●○ overall ●●●●○

6.Caravan

The coffee bean supplier who doesn't want to be a restaurant is not a good coffee shop, and the King's Cross-based Caravan has all three. This is a good place to eat Brunch, and you can smell coffee when you eat. At the same time, it also provides roasted coffee beans to many independent cafes in London, with a coffee guide score of 4.75 in 2015, with an overall score of 10%.

Address: 1 Granary Building, Granary Square, London N1C 4AA (branch Exmouth Market), subway station: King's Cross St Pancras

Price: Espresso £2.00 Cappuccino £2.60 latte £2.60 flat white £2.60

Coffee course: NO

Rating: coffee ●●●●○ overall ●

7.Allpress Espresso Roastery

The founder is Michael Allpress from New Zealand, which has opened roasting coffee shops all over New Zealand, London and Sydney, and searched for delicious coffee beans around the world. Judging from the score, Allpress's coffee score is higher than the overall score, so it may be a little difficult to find good food here.

Address: 58 Redchurch Street,Shoreditch,Greater London E2 7DP, subway station: Shoreditch High Street Station

Price: Espresso £2.00 cappuccino £2.70 white latte £2.70 flat flat £2.70

Coffee course: YES

Rating: coffee ●●●●○ overall ●●●●○

8.Ozone Coffee Roasters

Ozone, based in East London, was founded in 2012 and often has new high-quality coffee beans with different flavors. Downstairs in Ozone is a baking factory, where you can buy beans after drinking coffee. There are also coffee course providers and practitioners here.

Address: 11 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4AQ, subway station: Old Street

Price: Espresso £2.00 Cappuccino £2.80 latte £2.80 flat white £2.80

Coffee course: YES

Rating: coffee ●●●●○ overall ●

9.Climpson & Sons

This is an "old store" that opened in 2005, and the storefront is small and often requires a long queue. This Broadway Market's most popular coffee shop blends different coffee beans every season, espresso is very unique, and there are many fruit-flavored coffee beans.

Address: 67 Broadway Market, London E8 4PH (branch Climpson Arch), subway station: Haggerston Station / Cambridge Heath Rail

Price: Espresso £2.00 Cappuccino £2.60 Flat white 2.80 Flat white £2.60

Coffee course: NO

Rating: coffee ●●●●○ overall ●●●●○

10.Artisan Coffee

Owning three popular coffee shops is no small achievement. But the founder of Artisan also runs a coffee school that provides training for coffee lovers and has a professional European boutique coffee association SCAE certified barista training qualification.

Address: 32 New Broadway, London W5 2XA (branch Putney / Stamford Brook), subway station: Ealing Broadway

Price: Espresso £2.00 cappuccino £2.40 / £2.70 London latte £2.40 / £2.70 flat white

Coffee course: YES

Rating: coffee ●●●●○ overall ●●●●○

These are the best coffee shops in London. If you are a coffee enthusiast, you must not miss it. If you are just a rookie, go to the supermarket to buy coffee and brew it yourself. (please refer to: coffee types in British supermarkets) For beginners of coffee, it is necessary to buy the right coffee machine. Please click on: capsule coffee machine, Italian coffee machine, American coffee machine, coffee maker classification and brand strategy.

The original text is from: European Times