Think coffee and you may think Seattle, home of the coffee shop chains, or Italians sipping Espresso, gesturing flamboyantly. What you probably won't think of is New Zealand. But we've come across a couple of outstanding coffee shops in the capital only to find, on further investigation, that their owners hail from the antipodean isle, better known for its rolling hills than its cafe culture. Here they roast a mellow, organic fair-trade coffee that you'd typically find in New Zealand. In addition to your Cappuccinos, Mochaccinos and Americanos you get a Flat White, a local speciality from back home which tops a long espresso with velvety milk. You'll be addicted.
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Six metre high inflatable hot pink reindeers create an eye-catching addition to the traditional Christmas trees and sparkling lights suspended over Carnaby Street as the ...More
Design-focused store with iconic fabric department.
No other shop in London, if the world, has such a strong iconic association with design. Mention a “Liberty print” ... More
The Photographers' Gallery - Britain's leading centre for contemporary photography - is undergoing a major building project with their grand new premises due to open ... More
The name Carnaby Street is synonymous with 1960s "Swinging London" - a phrase coined by Time magazine. Nowadays the area has gone through something of ... More
Unit 1.7,
First Floor Kingly Court,Soho,
London,
W1BMap
1 minutes walk from Sacred Cafe
Tucked away in the liveliest corner of Carnaby Street, Sam Greenberg's shop is a treasure trove of beautifully restored vintage clothing.
Sam Greenberg used to ... More
English [Out There!] takes a very hands-on approach to learning English. The course places an emphasis on using what you have learned. Students are taken ... More
Training courses in secretarial skills, touch-typing, MS Office, book-keeping, IT skills and web design. Pitman have a good reputation and this central site is professionally ...More
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This
was once a sleazy Soho strip club, as the name suggests, and it really
shows. Deep reds are the dominant colour, with mirrors, booths and
velvet curtains ... More
Between the Victorian elegance of Berkley Square and the Imperial magnificence of Piccadilly, you might be surprised to find a club that oozes with Eastern ... More
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Think coffee and you may think Seattle, home of the coffee shop chains, or Italians sipping Espresso, gesturing flamboyantly. What you probably won't think of is New Zealand. But we've come across a couple of outstanding coffee shops in the capital only to find, on further investigation, that their owners hail from the antipodean isle, better known for its rolling hills than its cafe culture. Here they roast a mellow, organic fair-trade coffee that you'd typically find in New Zealand. In addition to your Cappuccinos, Mochaccinos and Americanos you get a Flat White, a local speciality from back home which tops a long espresso with velvety milk. You'll be addicted.
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