DOLCE Coffee are fully committed to protecting any personal information that you choose to share with us via our website or through any means of correspondence. We will collect and retain any personal data that you choose to send us using the online forms on our website.
This information will only be used in accordance with our privacy policy and to provide you with a service or to answer your enquiry. At no stage will we disclose your information to a third-party company and will use the appropriate security measures to ensure that all data remains private.
We track all visits to our website so that we can monitor usage and preferences to help us provide a better service and online experience for our users. Information we collect relates to referral websites, search engines and your personal IP address.
We do not use this information to identify you as an individual and you will remain anonymous. Cookies are small files stored within your web browser from our website. Cookies do not collect or contain any personal information about you nor do they allow us to access your computer in any way, shape or form.
We use cookies to identify website usage and for statistical and analytical purposes only. All information is collected lawfully and in accordance with the Data Protection Act Where to Eat in Stoke Newington. The 38 Essential Restaurants in London. The places that serve good coffee, offer reliable WiFi, and have plenty of space. When it comes to getting the good work done, other factors come into play.
Reliable WiFi is a necessity, comfy seating a boon. But the contract of ordering regularly, not camping out, and tipping extravagantly is vital. Cafes are not offices, folks. This deceptively airy space — all high ceilings and overflowing plants— is genuinely beautiful, especially with the sun slanting in from outside. Set on an industrial estate, its location belies a neighbourhood feel, while a mixture of counter stools and enticing blue sofas, all bespoke, make it suitable for industrious loungers and productive perchers alike.
Lesser-spotted but thoroughly excellent Cornish roasters Yallah provide the beans, while house-baked goods, inventive salads are on the menu. Screens and sanitiser available for safety. Whether at the pleasingly gnarled communal table or squidged into a leather sofa, this friendly space between Belsize Park and Chalk Farm has a calming atmosphere perfect for plugging in. Cakes are baked on the premises with coffee from London stalwarts Square Mile, while a steady all-day breakfast menu dovetails with lunch options focussed on careful sourcing.
The cafe which serves coffee from its own Flying Horse roastery on site is dependable. Breakfast sandwiches include bacon, egg sqaure, and American cheese. Wood with copper accents and a window counter offer a calming, bright base from which to explore coffee roasted in-house and an adventurous food menu, scribbled up on whiteboard walls.
An outstanding halloumi katsu sando is a serious lunch option, while the cafe is open until late Fridays, serving cocktails, wines and craft beers alongside inventive small plates. On a high-street-saturated stretch of Uxbridge Road in Ealing, this independent stands out. Offering adventurous filter coffee and steady espresso from its own roastery, Curious Roo, the interior is distressed, welcoming, and crucially large.
And if the sun's out there will be screaming babies. And splashing. Lots of splashing. There's free Wi-Fi, eclectic homely furniture, homemade scones and tea in vintage china cups at Greenwich's Red Door.
How much more relaxing could a temporary office be? Balham's Escape the Daily Grind serves south London-roasted Volcano Coffee alongside fresh cakes and a yummy brunch menu served until 3pm. This place has free Wi-Fi with power sockets and a chilled out vibe to work in. The coffee is made from Nude Espresso Roastery, and there are over 60 different beers on offer if you fancy something stronger.
With fast Wi-Fi and plenty of plug points, this dog-friendly shop is a properly relaxed workspace. Hammersmith's Antipode is constantly praised for its good coffee served with friendly Australian vibes. It is small, but it's open from 7am on weekdays and the welcoming baristas are happy for you to whip your laptop out.
Coffee In The Wood in Colliers Wood has great coffee and food, but because of this, it can get rather loud. If you don't mind the occasional screaming child though, this community hub is a solid choice. As such, this Persian cafe and art gallery offers homemade food, stellar service and free Wi-Fi for the workers. Tamp Coffee in Chiswick serves coffee from Bristol-based Extract Coffee Roasters, and chooses a different speciality coffee each week.
The quiet atmosphere and selection of empanadas make it a freelancer's haven. Artisan Coffee has four venues across London but their Ealing cafe also contains a full-blown coffee school, so you know they know their stuff. When you're not learning how to make the perfect brew at home, fuel your work with great coffee, free W-Fi and muffins galore.
The best things to do in London. The must-read London articles. The coolest London events from our partners.
0コメント