Workshop Coffee Co. in City of London, Westminster

I haven't been to this branch before. Like the one that used to be in the West End it is small and a bit spartan but it does have a toilet downstairs. There is seating for maybe 8 at the rear and tiny tables. The coffee was very nice.

I went initially to look for equipment and thought I'd try a filter coffee. I was impressed by the Clever Dripper method, and later found out that it was pioneered by Workshop Coffee. It was one of the best filter coffees I've had, and the barista was really patient and helpful answering all my questions about coffee and equipment. Will be going back for sure.

Una afirmación audaz, pero dirígete a una de sus cafeterías y no te decepcionará. Gran fanático de un blanco plano, pero tome un filtro, v 60 o una bebida a base de espresso y disfrute de un pastel de origen local. Durante el bloqueo, me ha encantado mi suscripción semanal de frijoles, pero no puedo esperar a que vuelvan a abrir las barras.

Loved their speciality coffee, tried the mocha, loved it, would recommend it. Not a place you could sit for too long, just have your coffee and make place for the next person. Its in/after a tiny (really tiny) lane opposite the Bond Street station. A good break from the shopping maybe! 🙂

...sembrava un magnifico cappuccino, in realtà si è rivelato una brodaglia lunga e acquosa, il croissant dal buon sapore ma duro come un cartone... Non lo consiglierei

Excellent coffee! I always miss it when I travel. No wonder they serve it for the afternoon tea at Claridges.

Pros: nearby Oxford Circus station, good cakes. Cons: no WiFi (it’s called workplace coffee?!), low tables where people cannot work, slightly overpriced, small menu

What happens when you mix very strong tasting coffee with bitter cocoa powder and lukewarm milk? You get a drink that tastes like warm bitter puke. What’s wrong with using a sweeter chocolate and less bitter coffee to make a mocha taste like a chocolaty sweet delicious drink with a kick of caffeine? Meh. You should screw with the classics.

The coffee is simply superb. One orders and waits for your coffee and there is a small area of communal seating inside the coffee shop. They also sell delicious cake slices. The space is fairly small but intimate and there is no WiFi available. If you are looking for a really good cup of coffee, this is the place to be. The service was good and staff were friendly.

I visited on a Sunday afternoon a few weeks back. The queue was small and I ordered a flat white. They had 3 choices of bean, I stuck with what I was offered. As they made it, I informed them I wanted less milk, they offered me a Cortardo. It’s my normal ‘go to drink’ however as I couldn’t see it on the menu I did not ask. They advised just ask next time 😀. They were a real friendly team. The coffee was awesome, the strength, flavour and aroma puts all the chain coffee shops to shame. I ordered a cake / brownie for my son. We both consumed the items in the car outside. They had seating but my son was tired. Will definitely be returning when I’m in the area and want a lively coffee.

There are lots of little clever details in this coffee shop. Its very brave to open next to starbucks and I believe that they make a great statement with their high standards. Plus, I recommend everyone to stop saying that the coffee is expensive. Do you know their green bean costs? If you think that Starbucks is the benchmark for the coffee prices, go enjoy your cheap unhealthy coffee with some even cheaper milk. Great spot.

The flat white was excellent.....and they had mini chocolate bars from Pump Street, their regular bars are hard enough to find so seeing these mini bars made my day :)

I was tired afrer shopping and was greatful to spot this cafe. Love the taste of my cappuccino so much! The atmosphere is nice and the design is so stylish!

The customer service was appalling! Baristas we’re uninterested even to answer the questions of the customers!

The coffee in this place is seriously good and the service I’ve experiences has been extremely friendly. However the pastries are poor. Very dry and inflated prices so not worth buying when you have good bakeries and patisseries all around. This is a shame as it reduces the overall experience.

Sorry I don't have photos to show but i was destructed by my amazing filter from rwanda! I drunk espresso from rwanda too. My brother had the same as me and a friend had a cappuccino. Everything perfect. The staff friendly and smiley! The filter was the best so far in my London trip. I visit again for sure before I leave from London! Cheers!!!

Me and my sister were walking the streets of SOHO being tourist when we stumbled upon this coffee shop. As we walked in we fell in love immediately. The space was small and quaint but so cute and original. The barista was friendly, knowledgeable and...

Tiny coffee shop with sofa bench seating for a few at the back. Great coffee expensive but bespoke. Lovely custard tart. If you want to support independence & bravado, drink here.

Very nice place serving specialty coffee. We have tried espresso from Ethiopia and also from El Salvador and both were fantastic! ;)

This cooffe shop serve specialty arabica single origin coffees and blends. The place is very kind, familiar and cute. The staff is friendly and helpful. We tasted 2 kind of arabica espresso, one is from Africa, one is fom Central America. We loved them! Thanks!

Two separate visits to this coffee shop, both on a Saturday morning. Both times the coffee was very good, if somewhat pretentiously overpriced, but the food was rubbish. First time had muffins that were dry and very heavy. I suspect they were 'yesterdays', and not...

Had a flat white and a quinoa breakfast pot. Both were very good. Limited seats. Clean toilet downstairs.

Great coffee served perfectly. The staff here are really passionate about thier coffee and it shows in the quality of the roast. Highly recommend

Convenient little coffee shop serving very good cappuccino and nice croissants. The chia pudding was watery and disappointing. Pleasant service and limited seating. Reminds me of NY cafes in Tribeca and Soho.

Located in the middle of piazza of st. Christopher's place. Coffee feels diluted. We ordered a flat white and latte. Otherwise a nice cafe to sit in and have a chat.

Very friendly staff. The coffee beans (I tried) are well selected the coffee is well brewed. The setting is not to my taste but it seems popular and the place definitely have many regular customers. Need to try more blends and sample the cakes !

A small place with limited seating but the coffee is great - especially if you like creamy lattes and cappuccinos. If you don't go in for the skillful barista at least go in for his charming assistant. His good mood is highly contagious and a...

Little oasis for a coffee break, quiet and peaceful, good selection of drinks and a great selection of cakes and fancies Quiet area at the rear for resting those tired feet and giving the retail donkey a recharge.

Popped in here after registration for a BBC radio show recording. Pleasantly surprised by lovely coffee and very nice chiabata with ham, brie, apple and a mustard dressing. Quite small, but we luckily got a seat. Nice decor, relaxing atmosphere. Recommended.

Just round the corner from the big brash Starbucks is coffee heaven. My coffee was more of an exceptional service with the barista who knew there coffee. Asked me questions to filter through the options to one that was exceptionally great. Nice kick without too...

A great spot away from the hectic shops in Oxford st. Serves excellent coffee and lovely baguette sandwiches. If you are tired of shopping and want to sit quietly and chat and not be faced with food wrapped in plastic this the spot

I had a business meeting here and arrived early so I could check my work email. Ordered a double espresso and then waited about 10 minutes for it to be served. The shop was busy and it was about 9:00am so I suspect at other...

I tried Americano coffee (black), I like it and I recommend black coffee to try. I just feel the place is too small and it is difficult to come with a group. ( Unless if they have other tables!)

I traveled about 15 minutes by bike to get here, mostly because of the rave reviews. I wasn't expecting it to be cheap, but 3.70 GBP for a latte with two shots is a bit outrageous. On top of that, the drink was just a...

I had read about Workshop Coffee in some travel magazine top 10 coffee shops or something like that. I was skeptical but added it to my list since i was going to be in London anyways. I must say i went in with not too...

They have single origin beans and they brew them well. All fine in terms of coffee quality. But the seating is limited and it is a little claustrophobic inside. In my opinion the coffee experience is not only about the coffee per se but the...

The coffee is very good as are the pastries (they have kouign amman!). Service is friendly and the cafe is small but comfortable. Therefore I have no idea why all those people are queueing at SB around the corner for mediocre coffee...

A wonderful & cosy corner to sip a cup of aromatic coffee in cold winter London. Highly recommend to all serious coffee drinkers!

Seating is very limited here (with negligible horizontal space). They have the range of espresso drinks as well as Aeropress. Some coffee products for sale and pastry. Solid latte although a bit pricey.

Workshop know their stuff when it comes to coffee - and also interior design and service. They nail it all at this Fitzrovia coffee bar. It's small, with limited seating and low tables that aren't good to work at, but the servers are super friendly...

Came here for a flat white and bircher muesli this morning on my way to work. Staff was very friendly and pastries looked delicious. Muesli was very nice with lots of dried and fresh fruits. I don't think they had WiFi, but I've pulled out...

I went with my friend (a professional coffee seller) and he agrees it is not bad at all 😉 I had a latte, small sitting area on the back

Went here alone, Friendly staff, great coffee blend and service. True gem hidden in 80 mortimer St. A must go place here in London (:

Lovely coffee and uber-friendly staff. Expertly pulled shot of espresso, nice chat with barista ... Had a muffin which was a slight let down from the otherwise perfect experience.