Ez & Moss

Popped to Ez & Moss on my way to work to grab a soya moca. The place makes you feel like home, they do bake themselves and you can actually see when everything comes from the oven. The moca I had , was one of the best soya moca I have had in my life - and I love my drink. The take away cup looks so cute and it made my morning! Everything looks so nice and cosy in there. Defo coming back for a food! You my fav in Highbury x Love Kat

Lovely cafe to enjoy vegan meals, pastries and a hot cup of hot chocolate (or coffee). Nice vibe, music and friendly staff. They currently have a no laptop policy which was quite inconvenient for me as I traveled there to work, but I ended up having to do some other tasks from my phone. However if you're not looking to work from you laptop, you can sit in, use your phone and enjoy the free range egg omelette with mushrooms and brie cheese- it's delicious! 👌🏾

After meeting one of my friends living near Highbury & Islington station, I was looking for a space nearby for my work. And I was attracted by a boy focusing on his laptop with his back to the glass window of a coffee shop named EZ & Moss. Ok, maybe a good place, why not try? It is a quiet small vegetarian coffee shop but still full of good vibes. Unfortunately, there are only two power points. However, another thing made my day is their toilet with a special sense of humor. They named the bathroom “interview room”, which makes people confused the first time you come. And interior design is quite industrial, quirky and vintage. There is a label above the toilet——Do not use the toilet while the train is standing in the station. As usual, I enclosed the review report for people needed. London Coffee Shop for Digital Nomads-4 EZ & Moss Category: Artisanal Independent Awards: TimeOut-Love London Awards 2016 Runner Up Wifi: Reliable, free to use Seating: 1 bar stools with the glass window, which could accommodate 3 people. Just 2 power points. The tables are quite narrow. Toilet: One for unisex Ambience: The music is low and distraction-free. There are some remote workers here. Cozy, industrial, quirky painting and full of good vibes. Cost: Coffee £2.2-£3.0, Tea £2.7, Brunch £5-£9.5 (Porridge, toast, omelette, burger, sandwiches), they provide a good selection of vegan and veggie food and bakery stuff. Something special about the cafe: (1) Quirky and funny toilet. (2) Free tap water with lemon.