The Brewtalist

At first glance, a fairly nondescript café on a corner of Palace St.  However inside this is a delightful little place with an assortment of...

An interesting looking brand that seems to have appeared in few locations recently.  This experience was in the St James location. 'ar...

Replacing the previous incumbent, the short-lived Tea and Glory.  Sadly it is a step backwards, as the new outfit seems to lack any sense of...

*update - like all good things, the 'bucks bean counters obviously feel that offering something of genuine quality to a somewhat niche c...

So here it is.  The Beast.  The Big Bitch.  The physical embodiment of globalist nightmares and a corporate black hole into which we, as fre...

This chain has been building over the past few years. While this is often a bad sign and can lead to a dilution of the original ideas, I can...

A few of these have emerged in London in the past few years.  Smart outfits with a very good collection of Scandinavian cakes and baked good...

A small outfit on Beak Street, apparently with a cocktail bar in the basement. In my opinion it doesn't quite live up to the aura give...

Part coffee house, part osteopath, representing one of the most unusual combinations of café I have come across. The dual nature of the of...

'Finally in London!' proclaims the electronic ticker outside the cafe, this being the first from this Greek-based chain.  "Mayb...

I have enjoyed their coffee for quite some time, much of it from their sadly missed HQ on Clerkenwell Road. A choice of three filters on o...