From industry giants Prufrock to cult hotspots like Dark Arts Coffee, London is full of brilliant roasteries where you’re sure to find a seriously great cup of joe. Some are independently owned ...

Tomtom Coffee House is at 114 Ebury Street, London, SW1W 9QD. Our following in Belgravia has grown steadily since we opened. Beautifully made espresso based cappuccinos, flat whites and lattes can ...

This pub is one of only three in London owned by the brewery, and its draught offerings are rarely found elsewhere. The Old Coffee House's nine hand pumps and five keg taps offer a wide variety of ...

The first coffeehouse was opened in London in 1652, by a Greek named Paqua, and shortly afterwards another one was opened in Paris. The coffee bean consists of a homogeneous tissue of cells ...

The Tea Terrace at House of Fraser in London serves the Selfieccino, a coffee that has your face on it. A special machine prints your selfie on foamed milk using flavourless food colouring.