"Appearing on both lists is Monmouth in Borough Market, with what the Telegraph describes as 'impeccably sourced espresso blend'. Time Out named Monmouth the 'grandmama of high-class coffee in London' thanks to its tasteful decor and attention to detail in all aspects. Algerian Coffee Stores was also named by both publications, described as having 'cult-status' by the Telegraph. The biggest draw here - aside from being nearly in its 140th year of trading - is the prices. Algerian Coffee Stores sells an espresso for just £1.10."
"But what actually makes a café the 'best'? Well, the Telegraph says that when it sends its editor to try one out, they'll be looking at the quality of the food, service and atmosphere, as well as the 'best tables', prices, and, of course, the coffee itself. Of the Telegraph 's top 10, three coffee shops were also named by Time Out's food and drinks editor as London's best. As we're all in agreement about these spots, there's a very high likelihood that you'll love them too."
Morning-commute coffee functions as a ritual that provides taste, energy, and anticipation. Many coffee drinkers prefer independent cafés over chains for superior coffee and greater variety from local roasters and brewers. A top-10 list of the capital's best coffee shops evaluates food quality, service, atmosphere, best tables, prices, and coffee. Three cafés on that list overlap with another major guide, indicating broad agreement on standout spots. Monmouth in Borough Market earns praise for an impeccably sourced espresso blend and tasteful decor. Algerian Coffee Stores combines cult status and low prices, selling an espresso for just £1.10. Kaffeine appears among the noted favourites.
Read at Time Out London
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