Unique London Coffee Spots. London

Unique London Coffee Spots

Look Mum No Hands – Robert Y

Coffee. Yes, we all love it, but how about what goes with our coffee? This week we're celebrating some of the quirky and wonderful additions to the caffeine empire we hold so dear to our hearts. So, espresso in a former toilet? A latte with a side of board games? Americano and a haircut? Read on, fearless bean fiends!

Attendant 40 reviews Fitzrovia Foley Street, London Coffee & Tea Shops, Cafes “If you're looking for a quirky place to grab coffee, then this is it. Housed in a former underground, erm, toilet (hence the name), The Attendant has kept much of its original structure — including the urinals! But don't worry, they're well scrubbed up.” Jaime T., London

Hurwundeki 26 reviews Bethnal Green 298-299 Arches Cambridge Heath Road, London Korean Restaurants, Cafes “I had my hair cut there yesterday... Great place, Great idea and great service... a great hip alternative to just cuts and the other cheap salons, you can eat next door while you wait... and there is a discount for coffee if you are getting a hair cut.” Cathy F., London

Look Mum No Hands! 117 reviews Barbican 49 Old Street, London Bikes, Cafes, Bike Repair & Maintenance “In my quest to find creative spaces to work, behold... This quirky little cafe-slash-bicycle supply shop gives new meaning to the term biker bar... Give me couch, a power outlet, and some food, and good luck trying to get rid of me!” Mariela D., London

Draughts 27 reviews Haggerston 337 Acton Mews, London Cafes “A massive collection of games along with guided knowledge from the staff, couple that with great looking/sounding food and Gentleman Batista coffee... Socialise with a beer/wine/coffee, bite to eat, playing some game you thought was extinct!” Andy G., London

Cereal Killer Cafe 8 reviews Camden Town 48 Chalk Farm Road, London Breakfast & Brunch “Amazing time travel machine! Brings you back to your childhood weekends, where you would wake up in the morning, silently fill a bowl with your favourite cereal and sit in the sofa with a blanket, enjoying cartoons until your parents woke up.” Aby E., London