Nude Espresso

What a find this place was while looking around for somewhere to eat at the market. Maybe a little expensive but worth it. Separate tables and chairs, the floor was one level, good for disabled and wheelchair users. Now for the food/drink, I personally don't like strong coffee and this was, but surprisingly, absolutely lovely and easy to drink, it was an Oat Latte Coffee, I then had Vegan Chai Porridge, which also had strawberries, blueberries & maple syrup on, this was delicious. Still hungry I then opted for a portion of smashed Avocado with spicy almonds on Sourdough bread, absolutely great. I would recommend this place and will return again if/when in the area again. No toilet I believe although I don't ask.

Easily among London's finest third wave coffee houses. A bright and pleasant pour over in a real V60 dripper. Coffee was bright and clean tasting, with no notable aftertaste, a slight acidity leads to a wonderfully clean pour over on par with the best of New York, Seattle, or Mobtreal, right here in England. Pleasant staff members, and an industrial chic décor lead to an over all pleasant coffee drinking experience, the coffee shop itself sits a fine line between the hipster Mecca of East London, and the suit an tie world of finance in the City. Pros: among the best pour over in London, the third wave is truly here. Cons: Tasting notes on coffee not in plain English, making it harder for lay persons to dive into the world of third wave coffee.