London – There are no lack of good Michelin restaurants in London, Roast Ducks, and without surprise, cafes and options for afternoon tea. Here’s our guide of the noteworthy spots to satisfy your caffeine fix and brunch cravings.

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Muffin Man Tea Shop
Ditch the fancy hotel Afternoon Tea experiences if old school charm is your thing. We like the unpretentious and charming Neighbourhood ambience of Muffin Man Tea Shop located in Kensington. There is a comprehensive breakfast and brunch menu like eggs on toast, but we say stick to the classic English scones and it can’t go that wrong.Where: 12 Wrights Lane, Kensington, London W8 6TA, UK

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Ozone Coffee 
With a founding history in New Zealand more than 25 years ago, Ozone Coffee opened in London more than 11 years ago and other than being an international specialty coffee distributor, it also has two cafe spaces in London located in Shoreditch and London Fields. Both outlets boast an industrial style spacious setting where you can enjoy brunch dishes along with good coffee. 

Where: Emma Street, London E2 9AP, United Kingdom 

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Store Street Espresso
With a couple of outlets across Central London, Store Street Espresso opened since 2013 and I visited its beautiful space at the namesake Store Street where you can get sandwiches and pastries to go along with the good coffee. The Store Street outlet exudes a charming neighbourhood vibes and it is also very close to the hugely popular British Museum.

Where: 40 Store Street, London WC1E 7DB, United Kingdom 

Workshop Coffee
Shopping around Oxford Street and need a quiet space for coffee sounds like mission impossible. Thankfully, we wandered to Workshop Coffee inside St. Christophers Place, a small and cosy cafe with a simple interior and rustic tables outdoors. This is the brand’s second outlet after its original Marylebone Coffeebar on Wigmore Street. We enjoyed the medium-bodied coffee and the friendly service.
Where: Marylebone Coffeebar, 1 Barrett Street, W1U 1AX

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Kuro Coffee
Love this Japanese inspired minimalist space in Notting Hill, Kuro Coffee is probably the closest Tokyo coffee shop vibes I could get in London. It serves a small selection of pastries and coffee with a small dining space on level two which looks out to the charming Notting Hill neighborhood. You can also get your matcha coffee fix here. And online too,   you can get some of the best matcha and coffee here.

Where: 3 Hillgate Street, London W8 7SP, United Kingdom 

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Kiss The Hippo
With a few outlets across Central London, Kiss The Hippo prides itself on sustainable and organic coffee where its roastery opened in 2018. The Fitzrovia outlet on Margaret Street is a spacious cafe spot where you can enjoy some good coffee after some shopping.

Where: Various locations across London

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The Wolseley
The Wolseley excudes an old European grandeur in its ambience. Formerly a car showroom and bank, the all-day dining cafe and restaurant today is a popular spot if you fancy dining in an old European interior. We stopped by for breakfast, which we can’t say is the best we had and our visit were driven more by our curiosity of the place and rich history behind it. Prices here are significantly higher than any other cafes on this list.
Where: 160 Piccadilly, St. James’s, London W1J 9EB, UK

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Allpress Espresso Bar
The neighbourhood of Shoreditch is one of me favourite in London as it is less touristy as compared to the usual spots. The cosy space of the Allpress Espresso Bar here is a good option after having a meal in the vicinity such as Lyle’s to satisfy your caffeine fix. I like the minimalist look and concise food menu which offers simple grubs such as toast and eggs, and not forgetting the solid coffee as well.
Where: 58 Redchurch Street, London E2 7DP, UK

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Sketch
Reserve well in advance, that’s if you are keen to check out one of London’s most popular Afternoon Tea experience. There are multiple dining concepts within Sketch, but if you only have time for one, go for the classic Afternoon Tea experience at The Gallery. Decorated in pink hues, the whole dining ambience is a luxe affair with live classic music, three-tier tea set with a caviar man at your disposal, and unbelievably, one of the prettiest toilet you must check out as well. Our biggest gripe is the service, which wasn’t as attentive as the hefty price tag commands.
Where: 9 Conduit Street, Mayfair, London W1S 2XG, UK

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The Riding House Cafe
If you are looking for a cafe near Oxford Circus in West End London, The Riding House Cafe is a worthy destination. Spacious, nice natural light in the day with a rustic ambience and wide variety on its menu, you can’t go wrong with the avocado toast or eggs benedict.
Where: 43-51 Great Titchfield Street, Fitzrovia, London W1W 7PQ, UK

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Monmouth Coffee
With outlets in popular Borough Market and Covent Garden, Monmouth Coffee is perpetually packed when we visited both outlets. Nothing fanciful except a solid coffee selection and some cakes to go along. Forget about snagging a seat, opt for takeaways instead.
Where: 2 Park Street, London SE1 9AB, UK

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Eggbreak
All things eggs. This popular cafe in Notting Hill  serves up a good variety of egg-centric brunch dishes such as Truffle Scrambled Eggs, Turkish Eggs, Eggbreak Benedict, Egg Bacon and Cheese Toasty, and more. The space spans across two levels, though queues could still be quite long. 

Where: 30 Uxbridge Street, London W8 7TA, United Kingdom 

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Monocle Cafe
We love the magazines, that’s a given fact. There aren’t many Monocle Cafes worldwide, London being one of the lucky cities. This hip cafe in Marylebone does Allpress Coffee, as well as a pretty solid food menu of sandwiches, chicken curry and Scandinavian breakfast.
Where: 18 Chiltern Street, Marylebone, London W1U 7QA, UK

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TAP Coffee
It’s really amazing how many good cafes we tried in London so far. TAP Coffee at Wardour Street has one of those chill-lax vibe which you just want to have a good cup of flat white and a good book at hand. Options are aplenty with filtered coffee and espresso as well as light bites like cakes to nibble. 
Where: 193 Wardour Street, Soho, London W1F 8ZF, UK

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Ranted by The Ranter

London – There are no lack of good Michelin restaurants in London, Roast Ducks, and without surprise, cafes and options for afternoon tea. Here’s our guide of the noteworthy spots to satisfy your caffeine fix and brunch cravings.

*******

Muffin Man Tea Shop
Ditch the fancy hotel Afternoon Tea experiences if old school charm is your thing. We like the unpretentious and charming Neighbourhood ambience of Muffin Man Tea Shop located in Kensington. There is a comprehensive breakfast and brunch menu like eggs on toast, but we say stick to the classic English scones and it can’t go that wrong.Where: 12 Wrights Lane, Kensington, London W8 6TA, UK

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Ozone Coffee 
With a founding history in New Zealand more than 25 years ago, Ozone Coffee opened in London more than 11 years ago and other than being an international specialty coffee distributor, it also has two cafe spaces in London located in Shoreditch and London Fields. Both outlets boast an industrial style spacious setting where you can enjoy brunch dishes along with good coffee. 

Where: Emma Street, London E2 9AP, United Kingdom 

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Store Street Espresso
With a couple of outlets across Central London, Store Street Espresso opened since 2013 and I visited its beautiful space at the namesake Store Street where you can get sandwiches and pastries to go along with the good coffee. The Store Street outlet exudes a charming neighbourhood vibes and it is also very close to the hugely popular British Museum.

Where: 40 Store Street, London WC1E 7DB, United Kingdom 

Workshop Coffee
Shopping around Oxford Street and need a quiet space for coffee sounds like mission impossible. Thankfully, we wandered to Workshop Coffee inside St. Christophers Place, a small and cosy cafe with a simple interior and rustic tables outdoors. This is the brand’s second outlet after its original Marylebone Coffeebar on Wigmore Street. We enjoyed the medium-bodied coffee and the friendly service.
Where: Marylebone Coffeebar, 1 Barrett Street, W1U 1AX

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Kuro Coffee
Love this Japanese inspired minimalist space in Notting Hill, Kuro Coffee is probably the closest Tokyo coffee shop vibes I could get in London. It serves a small selection of pastries and coffee with a small dining space on level two which looks out to the charming Notting Hill neighborhood. You can also get your matcha coffee fix here. And online too,   you can get some of the best matcha and coffee here.

Where: 3 Hillgate Street, London W8 7SP, United Kingdom 

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Kiss The Hippo
With a few outlets across Central London, Kiss The Hippo prides itself on sustainable and organic coffee where its roastery opened in 2018. The Fitzrovia outlet on Margaret Street is a spacious cafe spot where you can enjoy some good coffee after some shopping.

Where: Various locations across London

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The Wolseley
The Wolseley excudes an old European grandeur in its ambience. Formerly a car showroom and bank, the all-day dining cafe and restaurant today is a popular spot if you fancy dining in an old European interior. We stopped by for breakfast, which we can’t say is the best we had and our visit were driven more by our curiosity of the place and rich history behind it. Prices here are significantly higher than any other cafes on this list.
Where: 160 Piccadilly, St. James’s, London W1J 9EB, UK

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Allpress Espresso Bar
The neighbourhood of Shoreditch is one of me favourite in London as it is less touristy as compared to the usual spots. The cosy space of the Allpress Espresso Bar here is a good option after having a meal in the vicinity such as Lyle’s to satisfy your caffeine fix. I like the minimalist look and concise food menu which offers simple grubs such as toast and eggs, and not forgetting the solid coffee as well.
Where: 58 Redchurch Street, London E2 7DP, UK

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Sketch
Reserve well in advance, that’s if you are keen to check out one of London’s most popular Afternoon Tea experience. There are multiple dining concepts within Sketch, but if you only have time for one, go for the classic Afternoon Tea experience at The Gallery. Decorated in pink hues, the whole dining ambience is a luxe affair with live classic music, three-tier tea set with a caviar man at your disposal, and unbelievably, one of the prettiest toilet you must check out as well. Our biggest gripe is the service, which wasn’t as attentive as the hefty price tag commands.
Where: 9 Conduit Street, Mayfair, London W1S 2XG, UK

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The Riding House Cafe
If you are looking for a cafe near Oxford Circus in West End London, The Riding House Cafe is a worthy destination. Spacious, nice natural light in the day with a rustic ambience and wide variety on its menu, you can’t go wrong with the avocado toast or eggs benedict.
Where: 43-51 Great Titchfield Street, Fitzrovia, London W1W 7PQ, UK

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Monmouth Coffee
With outlets in popular Borough Market and Covent Garden, Monmouth Coffee is perpetually packed when we visited both outlets. Nothing fanciful except a solid coffee selection and some cakes to go along. Forget about snagging a seat, opt for takeaways instead.
Where: 2 Park Street, London SE1 9AB, UK

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Eggbreak
All things eggs. This popular cafe in Notting Hill  serves up a good variety of egg-centric brunch dishes such as Truffle Scrambled Eggs, Turkish Eggs, Eggbreak Benedict, Egg Bacon and Cheese Toasty, and more. The space spans across two levels, though queues could still be quite long. 

Where: 30 Uxbridge Street, London W8 7TA, United Kingdom 

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Monocle Cafe
We love the magazines, that’s a given fact. There aren’t many Monocle Cafes worldwide, London being one of the lucky cities. This hip cafe in Marylebone does Allpress Coffee, as well as a pretty solid food menu of sandwiches, chicken curry and Scandinavian breakfast.
Where: 18 Chiltern Street, Marylebone, London W1U 7QA, UK

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TAP Coffee
It’s really amazing how many good cafes we tried in London so far. TAP Coffee at Wardour Street has one of those chill-lax vibe which you just want to have a good cup of flat white and a good book at hand. Options are aplenty with filtered coffee and espresso as well as light bites like cakes to nibble. 
Where: 193 Wardour Street, Soho, London W1F 8ZF, UK

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Ranted by The Ranter

London – There are no lack of good Michelin restaurants in London, Roast Ducks, and without surprise, cafes and options for afternoon tea. Here’s our guide of the noteworthy spots to satisfy your caffeine fix and brunch cravings.

*******

Muffin Man Tea Shop
Ditch the fancy hotel Afternoon Tea experiences if old school charm is your thing. We like the unpretentious and charming Neighbourhood ambience of Muffin Man Tea Shop located in Kensington. There is a comprehensive breakfast and brunch menu like eggs on toast, but we say stick to the classic English scones and it can’t go that wrong.Where: 12 Wrights Lane, Kensington, London W8 6TA, UK

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Ozone Coffee 
With a founding history in New Zealand more than 25 years ago, Ozone Coffee opened in London more than 11 years ago and other than being an international specialty coffee distributor, it also has two cafe spaces in London located in Shoreditch and London Fields. Both outlets boast an industrial style spacious setting where you can enjoy brunch dishes along with good coffee. 

Where: Emma Street, London E2 9AP, United Kingdom 

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Store Street Espresso
With a couple of outlets across Central London, Store Street Espresso opened since 2013 and I visited its beautiful space at the namesake Store Street where you can get sandwiches and pastries to go along with the good coffee. The Store Street outlet exudes a charming neighbourhood vibes and it is also very close to the hugely popular British Museum.

Where: 40 Store Street, London WC1E 7DB, United Kingdom 

Workshop Coffee
Shopping around Oxford Street and need a quiet space for coffee sounds like mission impossible. Thankfully, we wandered to Workshop Coffee inside St. Christophers Place, a small and cosy cafe with a simple interior and rustic tables outdoors. This is the brand’s second outlet after its original Marylebone Coffeebar on Wigmore Street. We enjoyed the medium-bodied coffee and the friendly service.
Where: Marylebone Coffeebar, 1 Barrett Street, W1U 1AX

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Kuro Coffee
Love this Japanese inspired minimalist space in Notting Hill, Kuro Coffee is probably the closest Tokyo coffee shop vibes I could get in London. It serves a small selection of pastries and coffee with a small dining space on level two which looks out to the charming Notting Hill neighborhood. You can also get your matcha coffee fix here. And online too,  you can get some of the best matcha and coffee here.

Where: 3 Hillgate Street, London W8 7SP, United Kingdom 

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Kiss The Hippo
With a few outlets across Central London, Kiss The Hippo prides itself on sustainable and organic coffee where its roastery opened in 2018. The Fitzrovia outlet on Margaret Street is a spacious cafe spot where you can enjoy some good coffee after some shopping.

Where: Various locations across London

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The Wolseley
The Wolseley excudes an old European grandeur in its ambience. Formerly a car showroom and bank, the all-day dining cafe and restaurant today is a popular spot if you fancy dining in an old European interior. We stopped by for breakfast, which we can’t say is the best we had and our visit were driven more by our curiosity of the place and rich history behind it. Prices here are significantly higher than any other cafes on this list.
Where: 160 Piccadilly, St. James’s, London W1J 9EB, UK

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Allpress Espresso Bar
The neighbourhood of Shoreditch is one of me favourite in London as it is less touristy as compared to the usual spots. The cosy space of the Allpress Espresso Bar here is a good option after having a meal in the vicinity such as Lyle’s to satisfy your caffeine fix. I like the minimalist look and concise food menu which offers simple grubs such as toast and eggs, and not forgetting the solid coffee as well.
Where: 58 Redchurch Street, London E2 7DP, UK

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Sketch
Reserve well in advance, that’s if you are keen to check out one of London’s most popular Afternoon Tea experience. There are multiple dining concepts within Sketch, but if you only have time for one, go for the classic Afternoon Tea experience at The Gallery. Decorated in pink hues, the whole dining ambience is a luxe affair with live classic music, three-tier tea set with a caviar man at your disposal, and unbelievably, one of the prettiest toilet you must check out as well. Our biggest gripe is the service, which wasn’t as attentive as the hefty price tag commands.
Where: 9 Conduit Street, Mayfair, London W1S 2XG, UK

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The Riding House Cafe
If you are looking for a cafe near Oxford Circus in West End London, The Riding House Cafe is a worthy destination. Spacious, nice natural light in the day with a rustic ambience and wide variety on its menu, you can’t go wrong with the avocado toast or eggs benedict.
Where: 43-51 Great Titchfield Street, Fitzrovia, London W1W 7PQ, UK

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Monmouth Coffee
With outlets in popular Borough Market and Covent Garden, Monmouth Coffee is perpetually packed when we visited both outlets. Nothing fanciful except a solid coffee selection and some cakes to go along. Forget about snagging a seat, opt for takeaways instead.
Where: 2 Park Street, London SE1 9AB, UK

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Eggbreak
All things eggs. This popular cafe in Notting Hill  serves up a good variety of egg-centric brunch dishes such as Truffle Scrambled Eggs, Turkish Eggs, Eggbreak Benedict, Egg Bacon and Cheese Toasty, and more. The space spans across two levels, though queues could still be quite long. 

Where: 30 Uxbridge Street, London W8 7TA, United Kingdom 

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Monocle Cafe
We love the magazines, that’s a given fact. There aren’t many Monocle Cafes worldwide, London being one of the lucky cities. This hip cafe in Marylebone does Allpress Coffee, as well as a pretty solid food menu of sandwiches, chicken curry and Scandinavian breakfast.
Where: 18 Chiltern Street, Marylebone, London W1U 7QA, UK

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TAP Coffee
It’s really amazing how many good cafes we tried in London so far. TAP Coffee at Wardour Street has one of those chill-lax vibe which you just want to have a good cup of flat white and a good book at hand. Options are aplenty with filtered coffee and espresso as well as light bites like cakes to nibble. 
Where: 193 Wardour Street, Soho, London W1F 8ZF, UK

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Ranted by The Ranter