Qima Cafe in Camden

What a treat… stunning, decadent pastries and a delicious, rich flat white. Lovely helpful service and a wide range of both savoury and sweet pastry options.

Ambiente muy cálido y acogedor, personal sonriente y amable. ¡Dana estuvo genial! Increíble diseño interno y deliciosa bollería.

Una experiencia única para los amantes del café que aún no están familiarizados con la complejidad única del café yemení. Para los franceses como nosotros, la sorpresa viene de la diversidad y sutileza de los pasteles. ¡Qué placer! Y el cálido servicio completa la imagen.

Fantástica oferta de café y pasteles - el cruasán de almendras es absolutamente delicioso. El servicio era absolutamente impecable - los servidores tenían un conocimiento íntimo de los cafés y los pasteles. El enfoque en el abastecimiento ético y rastreable es realmente brillante y algo que realmente debe ser elogiado y apoyado por todos nosotros los consumidores. ¡Ya han vuelto (y volverán a estarlo una y otra vez)!

¡Qué hallazgo! Los pasteles son impresionantes. Tuvimos un tiramisú y pistacho danés y disfrutamos de cada bocado. El personal era amable y disfruté del café también.

Qima es un espacio único en Londres. Venga por el delicioso café y pastelería, quédese para el excelente servicio al cliente. Después de disfrutar de Qima ahora durante casi 6 meses a diario - a veces incluso más de una vez al día porque es así de bueno - permítanme asegurarles que el equipo de Qima es constantemente excepcional.

War für ein großartiger Coffee-Shop. Hervorragender Cappuccino und vor allem das perfekte Croissant und auch das perfekte Pain au Chocolat.

I visited looking for Yemen coffee, and this is one of the few places in London where it's available. I am on a pilgrimage to explore the origins of coffee, and didn't mind paying £15 for a cup, but it wasn't worth it in the end. The servers have an attitude problem; we were blatantly ignored for 15 minutes by two waitresses who were chatting even though there were free tables outside (which is where we wanted to sit). When we eventually ordered, I was told the only option for those precious Yemen beans was a pour-over. What happened to the customer is always right? As someone who truly enjoys the rich complexities of espresso, I find pour-overs can be overly sour unless crafted with perfection. I took what I was offered and regretted it after the first sip (sour and lacking the delightful notes I had previously experienced from expresso prepared Yemen coffee). On a more positive note, they served a nearly perfect croissant—flaky and buttery, but I doubt it was baked in-house. Regardless, a nod to the baker (who is likely overworked and underappreciated) for a job well done! A few words of advice – drop the snobby attitude, prioritise service and give the customer what they really want.

I've been visiting Qima regularly since it opened. And I can see some of the last few negative reviews and it's hilarious. It's beautiful. It's also one of my go to places when I visit London. The pastries are made on site, and they are magnificent....try the Pistacio Croissant. Or the chocolate pillow. Then there is the Matcha Latte.....one of the best. And the coffee is smooth, sultry. The drinks are all served like art. As for the staff, they've always been friendly to me and other customers when I've been there. Is it expensive. Yes slightly but no more than other coffee shops. It is very busy now, but that's just how good places get. It's not for everyone and that's ok. But seriously try it out. It's very good.

Horrible disgusting over priced pastry I bought a chocolate long pastry and a almond croissant my children even rejected it they said it tasted old stale and had a herby after taste. Tastes horrible and stale and please do not go here.

The most expensive coffee and cake ever - £23!!! They think they're a trendy venue - no, just an expensive one with beggars for company!

Rude waiter making assumptions on our personal shopping. We had bought treats for the children. Waiter Assumed we were going to consume our own food from the bag logos. Won't be returning here again. So Rude

My friend and I went here for coffee and desserts, which were all so delicious. I am looking forward to my next visit!

Only got the truffle and pastrami 🥐 but it was excellent. Some very interesting and different items on offer and i can’t wait to try them.

Excellence runs through everything at Qima. The staff are always attentive and helpful. Superb coffee, great choices, served in beautiful cups. The cakes looked amazing but I can’t vouch for their taste! Lovely seating area and a policy which means people don’t hog them for hours. An excellent venture!

Qima Café in London is a delightful haven for coffee enthusiasts. The cosy atmosphere and friendly folks create a welcoming experience. The coffee is expertly crafted and bursting with rich flavours. Don't forget to try their delectable pastries. With a focus on sustainability, Qima Café is a must-visit spot for a cosy and delicious coffee break in London.