Saints Of Mokha

Overall, it was a nice coffee shop. I didn’t explore the upstairs but on the ground floor it was quite pleasant. I didn’t have any serious complaints about the drink, but the luna latte was too sweet. You can tone the sweetness down a bit, and the drink will taste healthier. Actually, I came here with an expectation to have a cute latte art, something that’s not a simple tulip. Unfortunately, I got a tulip, but never mind. And then a lady customer who arrived just when I was about to leave ordered a latte and got a seahorse art! It was so cute and she let me photograph it. Not sure if you need to be a regular in order to get a nice latte art 🤔 or I just don’t deserve it, lol. The tulip was pretty though

Welcoming and friendly staff, great vibe and books on shelf 💯. Both my friend's drink and mine were lukewarm rather than hot. They tasted good but on a cold day like this a hot drink is better. The pancakes with white chocolate and pistachio were a little bit too sweet, I would like to try different pancakes next time.

The coffee at this establishment undoubtedly boasts high quality; however, the service management tends to falter when the venue is at full capacity. Despite this, the ambiance exudes warmth, providing an authentic local cafe experience, distinct from the sterile and soulless atmosphere often associated with modern commercial enterprises. Having visited the establishment on three separate occasions prior to offering this review, I find the velvet hot chocolate to be a particular highlight worth recommending. In summary, it serves as a pleasant venue to enjoy a drink and unwind.

I’ve been here so many times that I didn’t bother to leave a review! Oh well this is for the newbies to visit. Saints of Mokha is like a family establishment that has grown to become the best coffee shop in Leicester town centre. Speciality coffee at its finest coupled with a lovely cafe and super tasty food. You won’t be disappointed. Much love from your faves 🫶

Nice vibe, and the food was very nice. i recommend ordering the traditional poffertjes, they were delicious. Coffee was served a bit cold. I recommend you can ask them to serve them hot. Edit: They have unfortunately taken poffertjes off the menu but I tried other things. Their Reuben toastie was superb! We really enjoyed it and it was nice and filling. The Avo on Sourdough was great in taste however the bread needed more toasting and the star of the show was the smoked salmon and cream cheese, it was fresh and tasty. Their coffees are always amazing.

Hands down my absolute favourite coffee shop ever! I can't say enough about the incredible experience they offer. Their coffee is truly in a league of its own, and the Red Velvet lattes are an absolute delight. Every sip is a heavenly experience. The ambiance is just perfect. The warm and inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy your coffee. What truly sets this place apart, though, is the staff. Every member of the team is not only friendly but also incredibly passionate about what they do. They make you feel right at home from the moment you walk in. And let's not forget the owner! His friendliness and dedication to the community are truly heartwarming. My only regret is that I've moved away from Leicester, and Saint of Mokhas is one of the main reasons I miss the city so much. If you're in Leicester or visiting, don't miss the chance to experience this exceptional coffee shop. It's a hidden gem that deserves all the love and recognition it gets. I can't wait for my next visit! Thank you for supplying the best coffee - we miss you! P.s Cambridge needs you!! I attached some photos from all the times we have visited and our fav drink, can you guess? >.< From Eleni & Yianni your red velvet latte’s biggest fans :)