Carbon Kopi in Hammersmith and Fulham

A fab place on the corner. Modern and full of light. Had a New York sandwich and a cold brew iced coffee, both were a complete surprise on their own. The sandwich was, in my opinion, too generous with mayonnaise and butter, but otherwise spot on, perfect pastrami and well toasted. Totly recommended if in the area -it's definitely hidden on a small street, but well worth.

Excellent coffee and especially good toasted sandwiches just round the corner from Charing Cross hospital. Highly recommended.

Since moving to the area a few months ago, my wife and I (and our golden retriever Archie) have become regulars at this fabulous cafe - the staff are always super friendly! And the coffee and the food is truly amazing!

I just moved to the area a few months ago and Carbon Kopi has become my go-to for coffee. Initially; I was greeted friendly enough and I wanted to support a smaller coffee house, especially since Nero, Pret etc are all just nearby. Unfortunately, the attitude of some of the staff has spoilt the experience for me and I have no idea why. It’s a shame as I feel with others the staff are actually lovely but for some reason I’ve experienced passive aggressive service.

Not your regular run of the mill coffee shop. Independent and local with a friendly and enthusiastic atmosphere. Features a guest brew every day. Because it is off the beaten track it does not get too crowded. Dog friendly with outdoor seating in the front and back and the indoor seating is not too cramped so you can savour your coffee in comfort.

Un lugar encantador y relajado con un personal amable y un excelente café. No hay menú / comidas completas, pero gran gabinete de bocadillos.

Turn the corner from Gastein Road, behind Charing Cross Hospital, and you make an unexpected discovery in sleepy Margravine Road... a trendy coffee bar shop in a building which was once a quiet funeral parlour. Carbon Kopi is clean, crisp and elegant, even if the food selection is currently very limited. The coffee itself (supplied by Square Mile) is excellent, and is served in little black beakers which are made from recycled coffee husks. Being close to Barons Court tube, the location is a good one. There are thousands of houses and flats within strolling distance and (as in nearby Greyhound Road), it's a part of Hammersmith that is slowly but surely regenerating. Dark green tiles front the serving counter, food includes pastel de nata and croissants, and the service is friendly. Seating is limited to about 20 covers, but there is scope to expand into the courtyard at the back. There's a strong international slant to this dog-friendly coffee bar. The manager, Emilio, is from Chile, while the owners were recently working in New Zealand.