kaffeine

first time in this cafe, a nicecoffeeplace after shopping in oxford street or having a break after exercise. the mocha i ordered is pretty nice. the cocoa portion is just right.

an anzac biscuit and acoffeeon a sunday afternoon...happy days! nice reminder of australia in the middle of london and a great little fit out to sit and enjoy some peace.coffeewas top notch.

kaffeine is simply one of the best places to get a qualitycoffeein london. the service is always good, quick and effective. never had a badcoffeefrom here and sometimes dabble in the snacks (recommend the savoury scrolls they have)

went there after work for a good cup ofcoffeeand a portuguese tart. as a portuguese myself, i have to say: the cake was really good. thecoffeewas a bit to strong for me. the prices are okay and the staff is amazing: always with a smile on their faces. i would recommend it!

in the space of ten months, my outlook on londoncoffeehas flipped on its head. good cuppas can be found! you have to know where to look. the irony is that the bestcoffeeplaces i’ve stumbled upon are usually australian/ new zealand owned. usually independent too, with hip staff, exposed wood interiors and top brews. and another one for that list with all three is kaffeine in fitzrovia.

in sydney, we are used to great cafe culture. 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,coffeeand cute little wooden crates that double as chairs and tables. if you’re wondering why thecoffeeis so good – it is australian/new zealand owned!

trust this place for yourcoffeefix or should i say kaffieine fix! the small cafe is 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 successful cafe is itscoffeewhere i think this place falls short of perfection. i had a skimmed latte butcoffeewas 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 forcoffeeconnoisseurs yet!

it was recommended by acoffeelover friend. i just had a single espresso coffee. it was really strong and bitter, not one my favourites but i guess it really depends on people's tastes right? it was really well served along with a free shot of palate cleanser offered by the waiter. it is a great spot forcoffeeexperiences.

read in nyt this was the bestcoffeein london and had been meaning to stop in. had a latte and a toasted banana bread.coffeewas nothing special but the banana bread was on point. staff were above and beyond-very impressed.

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

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

for our weeklycoffeeand 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 ofcoffeeso it's not necessarily the place to go for a long, lazy sunday afternoon cafe experience.

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

i have been going to kaffeine since they first opened. thecoffeehas always been to a great standard and their lunches are always awesome. the salads are always inspiring and i would recommend their pie & salad! love love love this place!

i can't fault thecoffeebut £3.40 for a soy cappuccino... and a small one at that!? daylight robbery. even if it was an amazing coffee. humph.

#poor

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 acoffeeperson, i cannot far from coffee, then i found acoffeeshop 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 choose cafe late, thecoffeejust made my day.