The Brewtalist

Another day, another sign saying "Best coffee in London", which is always at least intriguing. The Hagen Project is apparently a D...

Buck Street Market has undergone a transformation, with a box-park style construction now replacing the old, more ramshackle market that occ...

Alain Ducasse has pedigree that puts him amongst the most decorated chefs in the world, with around 21 or so Michelin stars across his vario...

Named after one of the most fashion conscious districts of Tokyo, the specialist already has branches in Singapore and Hong Kong, Dubai an...

This independent has been present in Fitzrovia for a few years, with a select couple of branches fairly close together. Apparently inspire...

"we are filter fanatics here!" said the barista, as I noted a degree of surprise they actually provided this option when visiting...

I stumbled across this one recently, seemingly a new addition to Berwick Street, in what appears to be quite a Swedish corner of Soho with s...

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...