Really nice spot, there's a cozy living room and downstairs a proper space for tables. I had the cappuccino and a chocolate chip cookie (the perfect combination if you like sweet but not too sweet).
Cozycafe in true Monocle styledmodern decor. There is a small "living room" in the back of the cafe that provides sofa seatings for patrons. Great place to spend a morning here with coffee & books.
The coffee is excellent! Possibly the best I’ve had in London. Drinking this delicious cup of goodness with the complimentary piece of dark chocolate made my day! Staff are also super friendly!
Yes, this place is about the infamous trendy magazine Monocle. It's cool, there are hipsters around and the prices are Monocle-ish. Try the pumpkincheese cake, I personally loved it.
Nice café with great (Japanese) lunch options. The katsusandwich was very good! Very nice interior. Avoid sitting in the basement though, it was really hot and muggy there.
My absolute favourite! I love the neighborhood and the atmosphere. Food and coffee excellent. I go there every time I'm in London to get inspired and a cosy feeling
Very stylish but laid back and unpretentious. Great place to have some quiet time or a good chat with a friend. The flat whites are good and presented in a way consistent with the Monocle style.
One of my beloved magazines opened a café a couple years ago. This magazine is actually very interested in coffee and hip stuff. Result? A very hipcafé with lots of quality products.
The best and most authenticmatcha latte you’ll find in London. It’s creamy and made of high quality matcha. They source baked goods from Fabrique, including the famous cinnamon buns.
Neither coffee nor cinnamon bun was anything to shout home about but it's a good place to come for some quiet time. https:// instagram.com/p/6UjAWLIS37/
Surprisingly down to earth service in this mini cafe. Not as 'Monocle' as you'd expect it to be. Coffee and pastries are perfect, cuteoutdoor seats out front. Friendly staff.
A piece of Japan in Marylebone. Minimalist cafe that serves Japanese-Western food and baked goods. Their matcha latte is worth getting. Can get crowded on a weekend!
Barista dude knows nothing about coffee, the English Breakfast tea comes with "a hint of vanilla", and a slice of cake costs £5. In other words, perfectly Monocle.
Coffee is always well made here. I've never read a bad coffee. Try finding a spot in the back room and have a look at their books if you have some time.
Trendy place, and they sell Lanka cakes! However coffee is just so-so. Great seating indoor with comfy cushion and great music is played from their radio station