Sacred Cafe in City of London, Westminster

Estábamos buscando un buen café en Londres y teníamos Sacred Cafe en Soho en nuestra lista. El café era excelente y definitivamente vale la pena la visita.

Vine aquí después de leer las críticas de aquí. No soy un bookworm, pero me gusta probar "diferente" de las tiendas de café. En la parte trasera de la librería, el descanso puede ser limitado. Pero el café era muy bueno y el servicio era amable. Agradable descubrimiento!

Tenía una preciosa taza de café real aquí, servido con una sonrisa. Estaba deliciosamente caliente y fuerte con un sabor amargo y no asado, muy bonito, pruébelo. El único problema es que es un lugar muy pequeño, así que estar es un problema, porque la gente tiende a beber café y trabajar en sus ordenadores portátiles y la mayoría de las componen asientos, sin embargo, si puedes conseguir un asiento vale la pena esperando, o hay un servicio para llevar. No tuvimos tarta pero que parecía muy tentador.

Mucho mejor que cualquier cosa en el 'Costabucks 'canon y era servido en tazas de porcelana real que no te dan basura de cartón en otros lugares. Gran selección de tartas y aperitivos a precios razonables en el centro de Londres y wifi gratis y cobrando a las mesas. Disfrute, nosotros lo hicimos.

Fuimos por las buenas críticas, probamos el capuchino, que por desgracia estaba muy mal. Cafe parece agradable con acceso gratuito en todas las mesas de cargadores.

This place is great. Outside seating available and a good selection of cakes. Wine is served in a little carafe and reasonably priced for the location.

Frisch gebrühter Kaffee und kleine Snacks und Gebäck in kleinem Rahmen und netter Bedienung machen Lust auf eine kleine Auszeit.

This is the place where I relax and do my research for my travels. Sacred Cafe` is on the back of Stanfords (Bookshop) in Covent Garden. I just like the atmosphere in there and the fact that you can read an unpurchased book while you are drinking a nice cup of coffee or tea.

A wonderful little space at the back of Stanfords. Great to browse what you have just bought over a good tasty coffee before heading back out onto busy London streets....

Since the information call out the place is also a roaster, I stop by here with the expectation of some specialty coffee. Not available, so settle with a long black. It turned out better than expectation. Also, the joint is by the bookstore and not as noisy as other cafe in soho area. It a sit-down is needed around the area, this joint is recommended.

Went here based on other review about Green tea. Decor of Camden branch is not great, annexed onto a bookshop with no effort to separate the two. Green tea was weak (pot for two used one tea bag, probably same as that for pot for one). Not bad but nothing special. Prices were quite high. £3 for coffee/ green tea. Not a bad experience but no real reason to return and a few reasons not to.

The sacred cafe is at the back entrance to the excellent Stanfords book shop in Covent Garden. Individual home made cakes and decorative teapots make for a refreshing break when avoiding the chains - especially when you've picked up some decent reading material

I enjoyed the atmosphere of this little cafe tucked into a corner of Stanfords map shop. My coffee was good as was the banana & walnut loaf and the sofa very comfy. Unfortunately my coffee was served in a paper cup which are difficult to recycle as they also contain some plastic. Customers drinking tea got a ceramic cup. I usually carry a re-usable cup but did not have it on this occasion as I was only planning to eat in and expected a ceramic cup or mug. They served my slice of cake on a saucer.

Stumbled across this place purely by chance - lovely place! So small but so cosy. My sandwich was divine, as was the hot chocolate. A right little city hub - phone charging ports and everything. And all at the back of a bookshop! A nice escape from busy London café chains!

This is a small cafe within an iconic map shop (Stanfords). The coffee is much better than average although served in paper cups which I do not appreciate. THe cakes and sandwiches look good but the nicest thing is that it is a small comfortable place where you can relax and read the books you have just purchased.

Хорошее, спокойное и очень уютное место для встречи с подругой и обсуждения проблем насущных. Вкусные чаи, легкий закуски и жизнь,...

My husband has frequented Sacred Cafe on a number of occasions while visiting London on business. Anyone who appreciates good coffee will understand how difficult it is to find a decent cup of coffee in London. This was my first introduction to Sacred Cafe. It...

I was looking for somewhere to kill an hour with a book while I waited for a friend - this seemed a decent shout. I asked the lady to surprise me and I was promised the best green tea in London - they're weren't wrong....

Lovely, strong, creamy. I'd passed this coffee place the say before and the aromatic coffee smell made me venture back the following day. Not a big serving size compared to other places but definitelt the best! Enjoy

We were set on covering a lot of ground but needed a break. Kenna chose this cafe. It is a bit cafeteria style with long wooden tables and benches. the crowd was very London, mostly young and attached to laptops. Everyone seemed to be enjoying...

I wanted to visit this cafe since it is run by Kiwi's (people from New Zealand)...it is just behind Hamleys off Carnaby Street so easy to find and convenient It has seating upstairs and downstairs. Has some lovely cakes (went in around 3.00 on a...

Had lunch here. Basically it is a nice cafe with a limited selection of food - pretty cool decor , better downstairs than on the main cafe level, nice friendly service , food was ok - no better than a dozen other cafes in the...

A kiwi cafe in the heart of London that provides an alternative to the usual chains of coffee houses. The coffee is consistently good and the breakfast whilst being limited is good quality especially the museli with the fruit and yoghurt and honey drizzeld on...

Being Kiwis we naturally wanted to support this Kiwi run cafe. The decor was amazing and the place had a nice vibe. The coffee was really good however the breakfast menu was very restricted and very average. You get better breakfasts in NZ cafes hence...

The cafe in Carnaby Street and the little stalls around town are all equally amazing. Consistently great coffee and the salads and cakes are also well worth it!

I visited this cafe with my dad in April 2012. We ordered lunch and drinks and sat down to wait at one of the tables. The table was filthy - littered with the rubbish of previous customers. When the guy brought the food over, he...