Iris and June in City of London, Westminster - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The lattes were delicious! We tried both of the salads available that day. They very tasty and hearty, and kept us full for a big day of exploring London. Love that everything was fresh and that lots of healthy options were available. The location was very close to the tube station. Would definitely return on our next trip to London.

Nice little place, would visit again. Coffee defnitely worked it's magic, but I did have a large espresso with the guest beans, which was, punchy! Best part was the toasted banana cake with butter. Gurrrrggggle.

This is a Wonderful coffee shop in Victoria with amazing salads for lunch. There are also some delicious cakes and the coffee is really good. All served by Staff who are super friendly.

Fuimos a tomar un café por la mañana. Buen café, con poca gente así que fue muy agradable. El servicio fue excelente, así que decidimos quedarnos allí para el almuerzo. El menú es asequible pero la porción es un poco pequeña. Se llenó de gente durante la hora del almuerzo, por lo que también un poco ruidoso. El lugar es excelente y la comida es buena, pero recomendaría venir fuera de las horas pico.

Simplemente me encanta este lugar! El café es genial, las cosas son acogedoras y amables. El pan de plátano es perfecto. Tienen pedazos reales de plátano en el pan, ¿es una idea brillante?

I cannot praise this place enough! Fabulous tea and coffee and wonderful accompaniments. The sourdough toast and jam is delightful, rendered all the more so by the fabulous jam which tastes deliciously home made. There is always a wonderful citation outside to cheer your day! Try it.

This was recommend in a blog post I read and when I looked it up, it was super close to our hotel. It did not disappoint. The coffee was excellent. My boyfriend had a cappuccino which he loved. I had a mocha and the chocolate was so good, not very sweet, just perfect. We had a muffin, honestly I don't know which one it was but I'm pretty sure there was rhubarb in it and it was to die for! We were there on a busy weekday morning, lots of take a way business but we sat down and had a nice relaxing breakfast. The service was okay, nothing spectacular, our drinks were brought to us but no interaction, not in a bad way. I would go back, the coffee was just excellent.

My first time trying this place. I went up to the bar and ordered my food and paid at the same time. A 12.5 per cent tip was added automatically to my bill and when I questioned it and asked if I could leave a tip at the end of my meal if the service and food were good, I was given a look of horror and a response with attitude of ‘at weekends we charge a service charge’, which I didn’t appreciate. It’s put me off returning to the place. A shame as apart from that it had a nice chilled vibe

Although I have reviewed Iris and June once before, I had to post a second review to let people know how delicious the musrooms on toast are! Really delicious - and worth a special trip to go try!

Amazing brunch! The staff were friendly and helpful and went out of their way to find us a table for 6. The portions were very generous and not the boring brunch dishes. Everyone loved the food and coffee. There were vegan and gluten free options too. Will definitely go back!

I found this gem after a visit to the Tate museum, had a lovely coffee or two sat on the bench outside. Definitely be back

We've been coming to Iris and June weekly for the past one year for both coffee and sometimes lunches. Our last visit, however, left us a sour taste and we'll not be back again. This is especially true since we have newer coffee options around the area these days, too. What happened was that the payment machine was acting up at the cafe, and our card was charged 10 times. For two coffee and a cake, we paid £8.90 ten times, and were still asked to pay one more time after the machine had recovered. But our bank accounts were deducted and our conversations kept getting interrupted, so we were a bit annoyed. In the end, I made the 11th payment and left the precinct. We were regular customers - the least the cafe could do was to charge us during our next visit or at least take out a coffee from the bill after we were interrupted a few times during our 20 minutes there.

I know this place is near westminster but I really felt we were in an echo chamber as everyone's conversations seemed to bounce off the walls and get amplified. Food was unusually good for anywhere near Victoria Station and well priced given its quality. Coffee was excellent. I felt the service was a bit off - didn't feel the staff were working together brilliantly and they were a bit condescending. I don't think its so unusual to expect to pay with cash? So yes its a card only place. Mixed clientele workers, tourists and families which i liked. Would definitely go again but its not a place for someone who is deaf, suffers from cocktail syndrome or wants a cosy spot for a chat - its quite glassy and cold on the inside... however the coffee alone makes this place worth a visit.

Un endroit qui paye pas de mine mais des ingrédients de qualité, cuisinés simplement, convient aux végétariens. Excellents desserts, pour une addition raisonnable ! Attention paiement pas cartes uniquement.

I visited for breakfast on a weekday on my first day living in London and have returned several times in the last week, a sure and certain indicator of quality. SERVICE - 4/5 - good throughout my visit, staff offered useful suggestions and were efficient at clearing tables. I got the impression the place was smoothly run. Staff are positive. FOOD - 5/5 - Almond Croissant very tasty, as is the granola and the avocado toast. Perhaps a wider range of breakfasts meals would be a point to develop. DESIGN & DECOR - 4/5 - Features a modern, stark approach with interesting stark concrete walls but actually still comfortable. VALUE FOR MONEY - 4/5 - prices very reasonable.

Super breakfast à 10 minutes de Victoria Station !

Great coffee but they really need to work on the service! I ordered a soy decaf latte and the milk had curd when my coffee arrived! When I sent it back I was told off by the barista saying that soy and decaf will always curd (something that’s never happened at other cafes) and I had to pay for another coffee which was absurd!!!!! If you can’t make a soy decaf coffee, you should have told me when I was ordering and not serve me a cup of coffee with curd milk!!!!

Este fue nuestro primer almuerzo en Londres después de una semana de viajar por el sur de Inglaterra y Gales. Estábamos muy emocionados de encontrar un lugar con verduras y ensaladas de color verde brillante. Ambos disfrutamos nuestra comida y la tarta de limón polenta fue particularmente deliciosa! Muy muy buen café también!

Anteriormente he tomado café en Iris y June y el café es fantástico.

Cafés pequeños para el precio que tenían. La tostada unos 5£ no estaba mal. La verdad me esperaba otra cosa. Quizá a la hora del brunch hay mas variedad.

So pleased someone from DfT recommended this place - it’s a super find. Not a chain and very good food. We had feta quiche with the one salad that was available - super melt in your mouth quiche with filo pastry. £8 per portion.

Nette Alternative zum überteuerten Hotelfrühstück. Schöne Atmosphäre, modern. Kein English Breakfast dafür Avocado-Brot und Müsli, aber auch Süsses. Preislich absolut ok. Beispiel Cappuccino 2,90 Pfund. Freundlicher Service. Kurze Wartezeiten möglich und einplanen.

Amazing food for breakfast and snacks. Espresso not that bad, I’ve had better coffee. The place looks very elegant loved it

Was staying close by and refused to pay the £30 breakfast, so went here... absolutely fantastic food and friendly service. So good I went back a second time... almost felt like a hipster (not cash taken only pay by card)...clearly I am not. Loved the sourdough bread and mushrooms... but all looked great.

Great food and spot for brunch. The granola was absolutely delicious and my friends enjoyed the avocado on poppadom and the mushrooms on toast, which was slightly different to normal brunch dishes. Only compliant would be the slightly rude waitresses.

Il locale è molto carino, stile industrial, il personale gentile e paziente anche nei momenti più sovraffollati; ottimo il caffè e vasta scelta di cose per la colazione, incluse opzioni più sane come l'oatmeal, torte di carote e mais, yogurt e muesli.

Llegamos justo antes de las 9 de un sábado después de haber leído sobre el sitio en internet. Después de esperar 5 minutos para que fuera abierto, llegamos y nos dimos cuenta de que he estado aquí antes. Afortunadamente, teníamos buenos recuerdos. Tuve el capuchino y el chorizo croquetas para ~ £13. Ambos eran increíbles y sin duda volver sólo para tener lo mismo de nuevo. La decoración y la música son agradables, sin duda lo recomiendo!

Iris y junio se ha convertido en un go-to para algunos de nosotros de australianos que viven en Victoria. El café siempre se realiza justo antes de saber que estás poniendo una segunda pantalla blanca. Es difícil ir pasando el tocino eran lo mismo: pero el polvo para hornear, ensaladas y mueslis son buenas también.

I thought only Pimlico Fresh did good coffee but they are now relegated. Iris & June does fantastic coffee, fact.

Beautiful little cafe close to Victoria station. We had the weekday breakfast - chia pudding and bircher musli. Eveeything including coffee was excellent!

Disappointed as my friend and I wanted some savory food before taking my train. It was 11:08am, we asked for breakfast but were told it finished at 11:00, we were shown the sandwich menu. Fair enough, but when we wanted to order sandwiches, the attendant said the kitchen was not ready to prepare the sandwiches yet. So basically they couldn’t serve food. In this case I would expect the attendant to extend the breakfast time or offer some sort of solution, but the attendant didn’t seem to care. Conclusion we left, we went across the street and had a nice meal there.

Worth going to if you're in the area. A good working location, but don't rely on getting a seat and it's almost always busy and doesn't open late. The staff are coffee experts and you won't be disappointed with what they'll make you. Great selection. Food looks good but never tried it. Only thing worth watching out for is it's pricey as hell, but this is London and we love hipster coffee, right?

Perfect place to kill some time and work remotly. Decent WiFi, plenty of power supply to charge your laptop, great coffee and outstanding service. Can get very busy at times.

It’s hard for a non-coffee drinker like me to understand why this stripped-down café is so popular; the coffee must be incredibly good?! For the teas are not the best nor the tea options abundant, food choices are adequate but not terribly exciting, the waitresses are economical with smiles, prices are slightly higher than the chain competitors, and they don’t take cash! Must be the witty daily pronouncements on the black board in front of the store, and its location as one of only two ‘high-end’ coffee shops in this area of Victoria.

I have been going to Iris & June a lot for lunch as I work nearby but I have decided to stop going after two bad experiences. The first one was finding a huge bug in my salad. The second one (I gave them another chance) was today: I got food poisoning from eating their salad, started vomiting exactly an hour after eating it. Nothing serious, thankfully, but they clearly do not wash their food. On top of that, they have been reducing (even more their portions) meaning you get a very small portion of salad to take away for 8 pounds which is pretty crazy. I used to not mind because I believe the quality was superior but I have been proven wrong. I will not go anymore and do not recommend it to anyone...

This is a place that is urban chic and food is interesting and new very often. The coffee is very good, however to charge 50p extra for no lacto milk is a little outrageous. Small cappuccino in such case cost £3,40....also the food items are...

Five of us popped in on the off chance. Related vibe. Didn't eat but cakes and food looked and smelt delicious. Cappuccino with almond milk, espresso, Cappuccino, hot chocolate and latte with an extra shot. All delicious. Great place.

As a regular (very regular customer - spend around £7-800/year between my husband and I on coffees in Iris & June) - was very disgruntled when tried to get my free coffee today (loyalty card all filled up) - first stamp on my card was...

We wanted a healthy and tasty lunch and that’s exactly what we got. Plenty of choice and generous portions. We had a bit of a wait for a table and there didn’t seem to be any queuing system but it was worth it.

The decor and atmosphere of the cafe is great. For a quirky London cafe, I would expect more vegan options on the menu. The black rice porridge could easily be served with coconut cream instead of Greek yogurt to become a great vegan option.

Lovely spot for brunch. The bacon sarnie was divine! The staff was super friendly and helpful with tips for London sightseeing.

I’m a regular, and regularly the staff are detached, frosty, and make no effort to engage in a friendly way.

Went for a busy lunch. Lovely, fast working, and amazing food. Really good salads and tarts. Bit canteen like at times, but a small space and they keep the tables moving. Great place for a non-chain tasty lunch

Das Frühstück war sehr lecker. Modern mit Grünkohl, süßkartoffelrösti und portobellopilze. Leider war es sehr kalt im Restaurant und die Musik war viel zu laut.

Meet in Westminster area a lot but wanted to avoid the hustle of the main road so perfectly located one road back from a Victoria street I choose this place for business meeting

Found this coffee shop on the way to Victoria station. Bright and airy establishment serving up a good variety of brews along with fresh baked goods. Croissant were as they should be...flaky and buttery. The scone was a bit dry...I've had better. Good option for coffee if in the area.

I go to London for work often and stay in the Westminster 'Howich street GoNative apartments in the building. Iris & June cafe is on the ground floor. From my first visit, I thought what a find. The food and coffee is very consistent. This month my wife came with me and she is a foodie. We had a great breakfast, I always have the granola and fruit and the coffee was exceptional as ever. The wifi is one of the most consistent I have used in a cafe. If your a fussy Australian coffee lover, make a bee line for Iris & June Cafe

I go for coffee here regularly as I live close by - it’s one of the best places in London for coffee. Went for brunch for the first time on a Sunday and the food was unbelievably good. I had mushrooms on toast which came with three types of mushrooms in a light creamy sauce, ricotta and truffle oil with a lemon wedge - absolutely delicious. Will be returning to try something else on the menu next week!

Creo que el personal amable conversador que he leído sobre aquí eran todos cuando fui hoy. Todo el mundo era lamentable y fría, aunque en realidad no grosero. Calidez de cero. El café estaba bueno, que esperaba por casi 8 libras. 00 por 2. La falta de vibraciones de calor no ayudó con un interior bastante austera.

Buena comida, buen café y buen ambiente. Un montón de seleccionar y realmente saludable. No puedo pensar en nada que les pega. Un buen hallazgo!

Servicio rápido, ambiente elegante. escondido pero bien ubicado entre Victoria y el Palacio de Buckingham. Nos lo pasamos muy bien presentado y sabroso pie: granola y. El servicio era educado y amable. delicioso café!

Yo pagué esta pequeña joya una visita hoy y pasar un hora. Como entras, estás ante un montón de regalos que parecían geniales; no puedes equivocarte con el pan de banana. El servicio era bueno, mi café era traído a mi mesa, y un poco de agua, sin ser solicitado. Vaya el pan de plátano era buena. Intenté eek para tan larga como pudiera. El café era bueno también. Y había un zumbido agradable sobre el lugar. Limpio como un añadido extra loos.

Un ambiente encantador y un servicio al cliente muy cálido. Un menú igualmente innovador e interesante. Sólo paralela a la calle Victoria una joya escondida.

Visitamos aquí un fin de semana para almuerzo con un amigo. Inmediatamente, la camarera fue muy amable y hablador (lamentablemente no recuerdo su nombre, pero parecía ser australianos) y realmente disfrutamos de hablar con ella. Los artículos proporcionados un brunch muy interesante tomar en sus versiones 'tradicional', y era muy razonable tanto para la calidad de la comida y de la zona. Tuve la granola que venía con la opción de miel o leche en un independiente imbuido espresso jarra y fue increíble. Además, el café era muy bueno, y mi amigo dijo que regularmente visitas para el zumo de naranja recién exprimido.

A great place to have a breakfast meeting. Some really interesting dishes on the menu. Join the queue of people who know about the restaurant and place your order. They will deliver to your table but not take orders. Try the Bircher.

Looks great. Tastes great. Attentive and friendly service ( replaced our empty water bottle without being asked) relaxing atmosphere and good coffee. Not a soulless chain. My vegetarian pot was spectacularly delicious ( I am not vegetarian) with a highlight being the green tahini. My daughter's avo on toast was inventive and fun and my son's bacon sarnie was simple yet special. I had two coffees on account of them actually being well made and pleasant to drink. Probably one of the few places in the uk where they would actually know what a flat white really is. Great work Iris and June.

This place is probably just another cafe during the week. But I usually go at the weekend when its brunch menu changes it into a very different place. There seem to be less danishy things. The reviews here should be split between weekday and weekend.Given my age, and having long since dismissed the class system as BS, I rarely feel what's called a cultural cringe - a feeling that you don't belong in a good restaurant, an art gallery or a golf course. My parents worked hard in non-graduate jobs which is part of the reason I don't. In contrast, most of the clientele at I&J are at least two generations away from hard work. I feel no social discomfort at Michelin star restaurants because there the entrenched upper middle class, late middle aged are trying so hard and I often get the feeling that they too have stopped caring about that sort of stuff. But I&J is where their young come to relax. And to belong. And to let each other know that they belong. And they are so effortless at relaxing and belonging whereas I am not comfortable with the rules. If I am honest, and I will be, that's one of the reasons I eat there.Probably half are British so the accents give their background away - but I imagine that Chinese-American went to Yale (google is round the corner), the parents of the South America over there own plantations is Argentina. You can fill in the gaps from not having met because they do natter. No one seems to have studied civil engineering.The atmos is exposed but painted over breeze block. Cheap feeling to the furniture and the tables are closely packed. While it calls itself an artisan cafe and the EPOS is a mounted tablet with an iZettle card reader I wouldn't describe anything here as hipster. Hipsters are suburbanites made good. And the food just isn't token novelties for social media. At I&J there are a few single book readers but its not a place to plug in your device and put your head down. Its a place to be with your city located own - not your own by nation or ethnicity but your own all the same. And given the chatty nature of the other people you will have to listen to their conversations - much of it about holidays in Italy. Or finishing their international law degree. These people fly over the suburbs. Their experiences are not mine. Its not unwelcoming, its not like that. Its just... you know. Or you don't.I can recite, and actually believe, the rhetoric about inequality and the advantages in life that come from unearned privilege. But I can't deny these people do know how to eat. I have gone for their "bacon sarnie" (a phrase appropriated from working class kids) a few times. Just to look at it you know that someone has thought it out. The colour combinations of thick cut bacon - none of your essentials range pale pink - red and browned off in just the right way, some dark green leafing (spinach?) and then you break the yoke of the fried egg to let a lovely dark yellow run out. And they make their own brown sauce. Mushrooms on toast was something my mum would make when she couldn't really be bothered. But here they do like bother. Two types of mushroom and properly cooked. What I liked with both dishes, and its a small thing, is that the dish isn't packed out with excessively thick cut bread - again someone was thinking of the sensation in your mouth. Big slices is a cheap trick played in many cafes.The service is well done. Enough staff for you not to have to wait at table or counter, friendly, they don't intrude but do appear when you look for them.Can't be more than 30 seats. I haven't seen queues out the door but it deserves the online ratings so gets busy. I have only been in as single and couple but I can't imagine parties of more than 4 will get settled quickly.Well worth the trip even as part of a special treat weekend.

Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. The coffee is good and the portions generous. The sourdough was the tastiest iv had! Worth a visit if in the area and don't want a chain restaurant

Invites for a business meeting at this spot just behind House of Fraser and close to a.o. St James' Park Underground, i had no idea what to expect when i came into this very busy place. A very diverse mix, with everybody looking relaxed and happy. Business contact raving about their coffee, but as a non-coffee drinker, I had to test the equally delicious teas. For lunch they have a one pager of healthy dishes. We decide to have a mix of both savoury and sweet. The portions can easily be shared, and although they are large you feel not like you have a brick in your stomach as they are easy to digest. You can sit at high chairs at the windows, or at low small tables, which can easily be put together. No reservations, so might expect queuing in the weekend. Uni-sex bathroom and free water. If you are done with all the chains for business coffee or lunch, come here. It will be a pleasant experience.

Went here on the basis of the reviews but I was disappointed. The coffee was good but the cakes were average and the service "frosty" - maybe you have to be a regular to get the warm welcome rave about. Also, it was pricey even for central London prices.

We decided to seek this place out for breakfast before visiting Tate Britain. I opted for toast & a flat white coffee (both very good) whilst my wife chose the black rice porridge & mint tea, which she found equally good.Certainly worth the minor diversion.

This place is a traditional Kiwi cafe, with great coffee in a relaxed, stylish environment. The food is exceptionally good - in an area with many average restaurants, this place stands out with its fresh, tasty and interested menu. The sweet treats (particularly the pistachio slice) are exceptional, but I have never had a bad meal here and I frequent it for lunch!

I love my coffee and know a bit about the process and the Coffee here is excellent and made well.I use to go frequently after going to the gym, wearing clean gym kit however the staff seem miserable and unwelcoming and would crack a smile only to those with their Apple laptops. Trying to find a table has also been hard with some businesses seeming to be having meetings there and laptop owners nursing a single drink and taking up a table for considerable periods of time. As I say the coffee and food is fantastic there, but so unwelcoming and an effort to find a seat a 5 min walk to coffee geek or a takeaway from the flat cap coffee co is a better alternative!

L'endroit a l'air sympa en entrant , nous sommes venus pour petit déjeuner Œufs sur le plat mal cuits , Cafe a peine tiède et service inexistant Cerise sur le gâteau , pas de wifi Que dire de plus ? Un endroit pour bobos à fuir !!

In between trains at Victoria and didn't fancy the chain coffee at the station. 8 mins walk and I got a lovely flat white with comfortable and warm seating. Would recommend for coffee, didn't try the food sadly.

I can get an uncomfortable wooden chair, carry it down to the boiler room where I work, and make myself an average cup of coffee.The gulf between the reviews and the reality of this cafe is staggering.I went with two other people, and I fear they weren't particularly impressed either.It seems characterless and charmless with the atmosphere of an airport cafeteria.Also invest in larger cups/glasses...that way the customers get to drink more coffee.

I was looking for something wholesome and healthy for brunch and found it at Iris and June. I had the veggie special (I'm not veggie and thought it was really tasty.) Moroccan spiced freekah kofta with avocado and poached egg. My boyfriend had the scrambled eggs with bacon- also tasty. They give decent sized portions for both dishes and the eggs were cooked perfectly. Our waiter was very friendly and the place has a chilled out atmosphere. Decor is nothing special and the windows get quite steamy but everything else makes up for it. I'll be back to try the sticky black rice porridge.

Friendly staff and fresh food but I think went a little left-field in their 'quirky twists'. Smashed avocado with poached egg is hands-down one of the best breakfasts out there. This one came with chopped avos, firm green lentils and chopped onion and coriander, all balanced on a popadom with a wedge of fried paneer. It was an interesting flavour and while I do applaud their defiance of a classic, I don't think it quite made it.I'd go back for the clean and bright setting and friendly staff and perhaps give another dish a go before calling it. Was a 3.5 nudged to a 4 due to the effort.

So, I have been walking by this rather cool looking cafe for the past few months and I always wanted to go in and try one of those fabulous looking pastries and have a coffee. One morning I did. What a disappointment! Getting served was a nightmare - it took ages despite having lots of people running around (they clearly have not thought about their production line at all) and it felt like they were doing you a favour by making you coffee. After quite some time I finally got my soy cappuccino. It was horrible! no other word to describe it, have never had worst coffee in my life - and they charged 50p for soy milk which I found ridiculous as you can 1lt of soy milk for £1. The place does look fab though

Go here most days for my morning coffee and also recently discovered their brunch menu- would highly recommend.Very friendly staff, amazing food and even better coffee.

This used to be an oasis of calm on a quiet street in Victoria. Since it's been 'discovered', now it's always full; even opens on Sunday. There's no noticeable difference with Starbucks or other cafés. The only nice feature left are the witty 'scribble du jour' by the entrance.

I have been a regular for a long time at Iris & June. It used to be a place to go and relax. Recently they changed their policy and they seat you wherever they want. I went there with my partner and they wanted to seat us to an awful small table towards the end of the coffee shop. When we asked why we have to seat there and not in another table at the front, they replied that they will have to move us if a bigger party of customers arrived. Today it was the second time that this happened to us. The first time we decided to give it a second chance but today we left. I did not realise that suddenly Iris & June turned into a gourmet place... When people go to independent cafes they would like to relax in their own terms. Especially if they pay a lot of money for drinks and food. Their new policy is not for me.

This cafe is tucked away just off Victoria street so I didn't know it existed for a while!I came to try the weekend brunch menu on a Sunday, think I tried the smashed avocado(?) it was unbelievable! Was hugely impressed with the veggie options too. Can't wait to come back and try other options on the menu. Very reasonably priced too. Under £10 for a huge dish, excellent for Victoria! The staff were very warm and welcoming and the service was excellent!! Delicious coffee too. Truly takes a lot for me to say that. Think I've found my new local.

Another great find from google maps! After finding Lime Orange for dinner, I used google maps in search of a new lunch place, and found Iris & June. It's just right behind House of Fraser in Victoria. They rotate their food selection, but usually have choices of salads, sandwiches and frittata for lunch. Their chicken avocado sandwich and smoked salmon sandwich are my favorites - they usually offer to toast it (I mean, who doesn't like a hot sandwich!) They also have great, fresh salads, which you can add as a side to your sandwich. If you have a sweet tooth like me, you'll be tempted by all their baked goodies. And if you love a good coffee, they do a coffee right there too. They are usually very busy at lunch - I usually bought food to-go, but the cafe is a nice place to enjoy a sit-down lunch with your friends/colleagues. Try and get there a bit earlier to beat the crowd. The lunch is slightly pricier than other options nearby, but is worth every penny! It was a pity I didn't get to try their breakfast...

Great espresso! Nice cafe, friendly service but very crowded. It is a short coffee break place not a peaceful coffee time.

Not obviously visible from main road - a local took me there! Slightly quirky coffee shop and more. Full of youngish customers and buzzy atmosphere. Not the place for a quiet chat as tables very close and decor means it us a bit noisy. Super service and coffee with a smile.

The v60s these folks make are becoming a reason for me to come a fair distance out of my way to have one. Superb brewed coffee bringing out all the wonderful flavours.

An excellent choice for coffee, cake, or lunch if you're in the area. Probably the best sit down coffee choice in Victoria. Highly recommended.

We visited here hoping for brunch and it happened to be Iris & June's first time offering brunch, everything was half price, which was great. The food did not disappoint, it was beautifully presented and very tasty!! See photos. The surroundings were a bit cold and could do with a bit more work but all in all a great place to start your day.

I work locally and find myself returning time after time to this nice little spot after a year of the same old boring Pret fare. Close to Victoria Street but off the beaten tourist track, Iris & June offers fantastic coffee, lovely desserts and best of all, fresh and interesting homemade salads that you'd never find in any of the chains. Sure, it's a price point higher but as Pret et al are hardly the budget-friendly option themselves, if you fancy a nice lunch in Victoria you won't do better than this. Well staffed, generous portions, good veggie options, free water brought to your table - would wholeheartedly recommend.

Pitched slightly pricier than chain coffeeshops in the area, Iris & June justifies the premium with huge portions of home-cooked food. The salads are tasty as well as healthy, and fresh as a daisy. Staff are friendly, and there are enough of them to keep the queues short and tables tidy. A rather nice touch is the glasses of water they bring to you without being asked.Decor is stylish faux-industrial - concrete walls, slabby wooden tables, moulded plastic chairs.I will be back, with friends.

This coffee shop is slightly off the main tourist drag in Victoria and was well frequented by locals. It has an austere concrete fitout which is a bit noisy, but it is clean and modern. Quite a few tables available and vey friendly staff. Excellent coffee, and rarely in our experience, they had good white toast with good quality jams. One disabled friendly toilet at rear.

Friendly and relaxed with free customer wifi. Great range of drinks and breakfast / snack items. Good value too.Freshly made coffee and toast.

I have been to Iris and June several times and live around the corner. The coffee and decor are lovely and modern. The barrista's know their coffee which is nice and also their tea. I have not tried the food but it looks great. I have gone with neighbours before and they did not like that it can get pretty noisy at times. Also I am not sure about the wifi connection. I've given it a 4 cause I am not exactly in love with it. It is nice, I think seating is not as comfortable as other places and I personally find the decor cold. However, probably the best independent coffee in the area.

This is a really nice spot that does great coffee and fresh food. I have started coming here for casual business meetings as there is lots of seating. My only complaint would be how dreary the staff are - someone else wrote the same in reviews and I couldn't agree more... The majority of staff are so moody and never smile!

I have great difficulty finding any fault. The food was great, freshly prepared. The portions were generous and tasted really good. The staff are really friendly. It is a small restaurant but that just adds to the overall experience. Really worth a visit to a fresh, tasty and healthy lunch.

I visit Iris and June regularly and cannot fault the coffee- it is one of the best in London.Unfortunately, my experience is always tainted by the unfortunate attitude of the staff. They come across as grumpy and unapproachable. I have tried on many occasions to weasel out a smile, but to no avail! For an independent coffee shop, which faces such fierce competition from nearby chains, it surprises me that offering a warm and hospitable environment, isn't a priority.

Lovely little cafe the food is really fresh and tasty with great vegetarian options. I cannot wait to try out breakfast here.

Sweet little cafe with delicious coffee and pastries. My husband and I visited here our first morning in London...and proceeded to come back every other morning we were there. The croissants, scones, and yogurt with granola and preserves were all delicious, as were the flat whites.

Just behind the hustle and bustle of Victoria Street. A warm welcome, excellent coffee - and the staff even bring you water to hydrate you afterwards! A lovely treat in Central London.

Go there most days for an excellent flat white, and sometimes eat there when I can't resist the sausage rolls, amazing breakfast sandwiches, great salads and lovely cakes and slices. The staff are super friendly and it is the perfect neighbourhood cafe. Also like that if its busy everyone shares tables. Would highly recommend, best coffee in a 1 mile radius from Victoria Station (actually probably the only good coffee in Victoria!!!!)

This was our favourite in London for both the coffee and the quality of the croissant, pain de chocolate and almond croissant.We ate in and there are well spaced out tables and good service.

They need to cheer up a bit. Not every coffee is a Shakespearean tragedy. The muffins are fairly tasty too. I've had the aeroprop super coffee thingymabob, which was good. Bit expensive though. But hey, them are London for you.

Ce petit établissement à la mode propose des mets aussi bien salés que sucrés très bons. Les petits burgers avec du pains artisanale étaient vraiment bons. Mais le point fort de ce restaurant est incontestablement la qualité du café, il y a en a de toutes sortes et les deux que j'ai bu sortaient du quotidien. Ce lieu est parfait pour un brunch.

Victoria has long been crying out for a decent coffee shop, and Iris & June doesn't disappoint. It's amazing. And a good place to take clients if you work in the area.The food is a bit pricey, but if you stick to the coffee you'll be just fine.

Not the most obvious of coffee shops and hidden behind the house of Fraser where there is a chain coffee shop. Ignore those coffee shops and come here. Coffee is great, baked goods delicious and a really nice atmosphere to meet up with someone or just chill by yourself.

"I've found this great Kiwi sandwich place" my mate tells me. "Somewhere a bit different than the normal Pret stuff". And he was right! Excellent salads, sandwiches, frittata, and most importantly - coffee!

Great coffee with a warm just out of the oven chocolate chip and fresh banana muffin. Welcoming staff with lots of personality, great place.

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Une salle très design contemporain, des serveurs souriants, du café de qualité et servi avec le petit dessin de crème (détail certes, mais toujours plaisant) et un brownie aux baies... À tomber !Je recommande chaudement.