The Most Popular Cafes LondonPosted by Mouridsen Rosales on April 29th, 2021 Other groups frequented other coffeehouses for various reasons. For example, Child's coffeehouse, "near the Physician's Warwick Lane and St. Paul's church yard", was frequented by the clergy and by doctors." Coffeehouse conversation was supposed to conform to a particular manner. The language of polite and civil conversation was considered to be essential to the conduct of coffeehouse debate and conversation. The first place I look is on Instagram and take inspiration from my favorite travel influencers. I also google “most instagrammable places” because sometimes you might come across some helpful blog posts. During my trip to London last month for fashion week, I got to experience some really cool spots and so I put together this list of most instagrammable cafes and restaurants in London for you to bookmark. The plants are beautiful, with vivid blooms, and there is huge attention to detail in every aspect of this venue. The whole room comes together in spectacular fashion with high ceilings and good lighting adding to its aesthetic. Cafe Kumbuk is an oasis of calm in this busy city that instantly brings you a sense of tranquility when you walk in. The food is mainly made up of Asian flavors and spices, and their dishes are creative and simple yet mouthwatering. As for catering to other allergens and dietary needs, 100 Hoxton is very accommodating. This small Peruvian restaurant chain has a great selection of gluten-free options. The clearly marked menu consists of small plates which give it a nice tapas style feel where you can share with others while getting a taste of everything! Portions are small so they recommend at least three small plates to fill you up. For those of you who follow the Paleo Diet then you will love this restaurant. Actually for anyone who loves a protein filled, healthy meal you will love this restaurant. The whole menu is coded underneath according to different dietary requirements, which I thought was a particularly exciting feature. Despite being London’s first Paleo restaurant there are items on the menu to suit vegan, vegetarian, coeliac – you name it. A modern cafe and bar in Victoria, London serving healthy choices for every day and weekend naughty comforts. It’s our go-to brunch spot for a good shakshuka, smashed avocado or Burgerdict. A poached egg with a dry-aged beef patty with special hollandaise and tomato in a muffin. With an extended terrace seating 120, both covered and heated, Victoria’s Rail House Cafe is a perfect place to gather with groups up to six for drinks or dining. Imaginative all-day menus will be revealed closer to opening, but weekend brunch is sure to be a fixture. Several are located over London, however none as beautiful as the Chelsea branch which features tree like decoration and hanging lights and flowers to spark wonder. It’s always friendly, it’s always busy, and it should definitely be your destination when you’re strolling around in this part of Soho. At Fleet Kitchen in Bloomsbury you’ll find a blackboard full of lunch specials, hobnob cookies, and the kind of lowkey, welcoming atmosphere you’d usually associate with an East End travel caff. The coffee here is great and it’s the perfect option if you’re kind of over your morning flat white being accompanied by The XX’s greatest hits. The point is, although this cool spot near Smithfield is pretty tiny, the coffee is great, as is everything else from the brownies to the bunny-shaped tip-jar. For an al fresco lunch date the patio dining provides the perfect place to devour the delectable pasta dishes available, all centred around fresh, seasonal produce. OrreryOrrery, located on the first floor of a converted stable block, has a beautiful terrace overlooking St Marylebone Church gardens in the heart of Marylebone Village. Nestled on the boardwalk area of London’s Canary Wharf The sipping Room restaurant and bar offers something different depending on the season, but equally photographable. During the spring and summer months the terrace is filled with flowers and greens whilst the winter months treat you to Igloo dining with a back drop of the high rise buildings. Combine that with their contemporary decor and this place has it all. This chic spot has an understated beauty and a sense of style that you could only possibly find in an Italian cafe. Not only is the decor stunning here, but their food is bright, vivacious and indulgent – perfect for a big celebration. Add in the open-air terrace beside the sea and this place has it all. Catch up with fellow riders over snacks or enjoy a coffee in the relaxed atmosphere, even if you’re not a cycling enthusiast. Don’t miss the tables made out of old bicycle wheels and stalls fashioned from saddles. Get the perfect picture at these top London cafes for Instagram-lovers. At PAUL, we pride ourselves on the love and care that goes into baking and finishing every PAUL cake. From the last bit of frosting to finish our Classic Carrot Cake to topping the last few strawberries slices on our famous Fraisier cake. Each cake is unique to us because we know just how important it is for you to make your celebration and occassion that bit more special! The café also runs regular themed events, so it is well worth checking to see if there are any on when you plan on visiting. Designed like a proper American diner with a contemporary edge, this place also incorporates influences from the vibrant London art scene, and it’s a real stand-out spot. For a quirky, friendly and totally Instagrammable coffee on London’s South Bank, head to The Gentlemen Baristas. Schlepp up to the top floor of the Blavatnik Building in the Tate Modern for a peek from their fantastic viewing terrace, which also serves up some brilliant coffees, snacks, and alcoholic beverages. Sourcing and roasting coffee from farms, cooperatives and estates, Monmouth takes the roots of their beans very seriously, and they work closely with the farmers and members to ensure that quality is guaranteed. With 67 Michelin-starred restaurants in the 2020 Guide, it is also one of the top-ranked cities in the world for fine dining. Although a Michelin star is not the only indicator of excellence, it is still the award that chefs covet most. London is one of the most diverse cities in the world and as a result boasts one of the most eclectic dining scenes. Whichever cuisine takes your fancy, London has a variety of restaurants capable of taking your breath away. When your neighborhood joint is this good, why go outside Clapham for coffee? Minnow sits just across from Clapham Commons and offers seasonal menus and fabulous coffees and cocktails. This is your Aussie-inspired restaurant with several locations spotted throughout London. This location is special because it’s on a boat, making it a floating restaurant and bar. I love how colorful, funky, and artsy it is from the inside out. Greenspeares is the lazy kind of residential cafe that feels immune to one espresso squatters and plug point politics.Like it? Share it! More by this author |