kaffeine

very goodcafein the area. quality food and drinks at reasonable price and nice calm atmosphere with the help of a professional staff and punctual service as well .

in sydney, we are used to greatcafeculture. in london, with all it’s chain cafes and restaurants, this may seem harder to come by. however, with the help of twenty something london, ds and i were able to find kaffeine – a place with sandwiches, salads, coffee and cute little wooden crates that double as chairs and tables. if you’re wondering why the coffee is so good – it is australian/new zealand owned!

trust this place for your coffee fix or should i say kaffieine fix! the smallcafeis bustling with people and life! they make their almond milk so it's ideal for vegans. i often resort to a basic capaccunio or an espresso. it is a little pricey than its counterparts. i have never tried their treats so cannot comment on the same. the service has always been warm, and the convenient location adds to the fun!

tried this place after seeing rave reviews at various places (including zomato). the vibe and atmosphere is good but the main ingredient of a successfulcafeis its coffee where i think this place falls short of perfection. i had a skimmed latte but coffee was bitter which in my view was not a good roast and lacked smoothness and flavour i attach with a great coffee. portuguese tart was okish as it was served cold while i am always one of those who wants it to be served warm in authentic portuguese way with sprinkle of sugar and cinnamon powder.

if you desperate for caffeine kick, feel free to visit but not for coffee connoisseurs yet!

the best coffee i've had in london yet. i'll be highly surprised if any othercafecomes close to this! they make their own almond milk (sugar-free) and have perfected their almond latte. strong coffee and good flavour in the almond milk. will definitely be back, my personal favorite.

cozycafejust a few minutes walk from the holiday inn regents park hotel. smallcafewith lively ambience (completely full on a sunday morning 10am).

we ordered a chocolate croissant, cappuccino, hot chocolate and a ciabatta with fried egg, turkey sausage, aioli, and gruyere cheese. both the breakfast sandwich and the croissant were grilled to perfection.

the ciabatta bread was soft and fluffy with a crispy coating. the croissant was freshly baked with the perfect amount of chocolate.

both the cappuccino and hot chocolate were delicious.

excellentcafefor a nice filling breakfast.

as far as cafes go, this is about as good as it gets! this is up there with monmouth coffee for the best i've had in london!! these guys know how to do coffee so it's no wonder this place is always packed to its tiny capacity.

for our weekly coffee and cake venture we tried kaffeine's famous 'blondie', their deliciously rich brownie, a white choc and peanut butter cookie and their healthy, sugar free raspberry cake. all were super tasty without being too sickly. i love the range from classic naughty treats to some healthy ones too. they also had a huge range of sandwiches, wraps and quiches too for those looking for a savoury option.

the only downside of this place is the size.. there's only a few tables inside, and due to the popularity, your table is being eyed off from the moment you finish your last sip of coffee so it's not necessarily the place to go for a long, lazy sunday afternooncafeexperience.

all in all though, this place has fast, friendly, service, tasty food, and most importantly delicious coffee and i'll be adding it to my regular list for sure!

it's been a year ago, i'm from indonesia, i visited london for a school trip and at the time i'm separate from my group in oxford circus its been a while to walk around. cause i'm a coffee person, i cannot far from coffee, then i found a coffee shop its quite small then. its so unforgettable cause i don't speak english well, but the barista such friendly person ask me nicely and finally i choosecafelate, the coffee just made my day.

glorious blue sky summer days means the pleasure of making the most of the great outdoors but also taking the chance for a relaxed lunch. kaffeine is a very popularcafewith queues coming out the door at busy times. wooden panels and crate like tables make up the small seating area with some high stools near to the counter. there is a bench outdoors too. kaffeine serves up one of the best smoothest coffees and one that i would return for. the americano decaf was served in a matching black cup and saucer with soy milk. the food is displayed in the counter fridge and includes toasted foccacia sandwiches, baguettes, tarts and salads. as the food is seasonal, kaffeine has a menu that changes each week. the vegetarian tart on offer on this particular visit was roasted vegetables in a gruyere pastry with saffron cream. the pastry was thin, light and crispy. parsnips, aubergine, red pepper, onion and courgette made up the chunky filling. it could have done

on arrival at kaffeine (yet another australian expat in the coffee business) in great titchfield street, it was like being transported back to melbourne. groovy, yet understated shop fittings were the perfect backdrop for uberstylish staff with the females all looking like they were channelling the late amy winehouse (in style terms, it should be said) with heavy eyeliner, bouffant rainbow-coloured hair and sporting lots of ink. thecafewas established in 2009 when antipodean-style coffee would still have been a rarity in the old dart,

kaffeine is an australian/new zealand-owned independentcafeand takes its coffee, and its food, very seriously

high sydney standards in the west end. if you've experienced sydney's best cafes, you will already know what it means to say the following. kaffeine has teleported the best of the essential sydneycafeexperience to the west end.

the format is very simple: perfectly made flat whites (superior antipodean version of the latte), mind altering freshly made orange juice and superb sandwiches. lightly toasted and completely delicious focaccia (with sea salt and olive oil crust) sandwiches are served for lunch. kaffeine's breakfast sandwich is made with ciabattini, including poached egg, english bacon, spinach and tomato salsa. the ingredients are perfectly selected, prepared and combined meaning that the taste experience of sandwich eating is elevated to high caliber restaurant dining.

service has been cheerful and efficient each time i've visited and the interior is casual and understatedly classy. what's not to like?

the only comparablecafeheaven that i've found in london is the wonderful pantry in wandsworth. so now there are two very good reasons not to compromise your breakfast, brunch or lunch standards.