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Popped by because it looked like great specialty espresso and cosy! But to my surprise, if you head downstairs, it is even better!!! There were tables…
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Fleet Street Press
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Cozy little hideout or just to grab a great coffee on your way to work...this little place ticks all the boxes for comfort cakes and the caffeine fix.…
Darla Dates
Fleet Street Press
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With its assortment of exotic loose leaf teas teas to its melting-in-your-mouth cakes, Fleet Street press has perfected the art of catering to craving…
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10 Reviews on “Fleet Street Press”
Adorably cozy hideout. Apart from the variety of brews that you may expect from the name, its selection of desserts deserves a special mention. Especially the peanut butter square! Its cozy basement hideaway has an eclectic assortment of sofas, comfy chairs around a fireplace, and a long community table that is ideal for work that requires more concentration. You won’t be bothered by the staff if you just want to sit here and chat without ordering. saanyagulati.com
Looked great from outside so ventured in. The cappuccino was okish, not the best I have had. The zucchini n lime cake sounded good but tasted more like a normal cake with lemon icing. Perhaps all that glitters is not gold…
Bringing cool to an otherwise stuffy street, this cafe is ideal for a coffee meeting or catching up on emails over a tea or coffee. Though I don’t typically veer from my coffee fix, I opted for a tea and was impressed by their selection. The cafe itself is very cool looking, with an indie vibe. The cakes and sweets that cover the main bar are extremely appetizing and you can even buy tea and coffee makers. The downstairs area has loads of seating and is really comfortable.
One of my favorite independent coffee houses in the city. I recommend a latte, either the red velvet cake (which has a good proportion of cake to icing, unlike many over the top American coffee places) or the pecan pie, a seat at the back upstairs and a good friend to gossip with. Also ask for the loyalty card as not always offered.
Great indie coffee place on Fleet Street, great service and products. They serve Caravan coffee ,which is my favourite and a Red velvet cake to die for!
I visited this cafe twice while in London on a work trip. The service was quick and the staff were super friendly and welcoming. I could tell a lot of the people coming in were regulars and the staff struck up conversations with many of them. Both days I tried the flat white which was excellent and the chocolate croissant which I would also highly recommend! You can also buy coffee by the pound here. All-around great cafe in a convenient location. krismlars.com
Lovely little cafe tucked away on Fleet Street. Polite and attentive staff and a nice atmosphere. Will certainly pop in again 🙂