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On our radar: 10 coffee shops in Charlotte Street (2025)

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Charlotte Street is a hotspot for coffee lovers, home to a variety of cafés that cater to different moods and tastes. From quick grab-and-go spots to cosy corners for lingering, it’s the perfect place to explore.

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Coffee shops that located on Charlotte Street

1. Blank Street Coffee

  • Location: 44 Charlotte St., London W1T 2NR, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours:
    • Weekdays: 6:30 AM–8 PM
    • Weekend: 7 AM–7 PM
  • Best for: study sessions with your laptop and latte
  • Must-try items: Blueberry matcha; Pistachio latte
  • Distance to Fitzrovia Quarter: 0.11 miles (3 mins walk)

Known for its fast service and being a study-friendly coffee place, it’s perfect for those who want to be productive in a relaxed environment. The minimalist interiors provide a distraction-free backdrop, while specialty drinks add small indulgences to keep you motivated. Popular among students and professionals alike, this café transforms studying or working sessions into an enjoyable part of the day.

 

 

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2. THE BARN Café

  • Location: 36 Charlotte St., London W1T 2NJ, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours:
    • Weekdays: 7:30 AM–5:30 PM
    • Saturday: 9 AM–5 PM
    • Sunday: 10 AM–5 PM
  • Best for: catch-ups with friends or weekend family hangouts
  • Must-try items: Espresso coffee; Low-caf coffee.
  • Distance to Fitzrovia Quarter: 0.12 miles (4 mins walk)

Originating in Europe, THE BARN has grown into a global coffee brand with locations in 6 countries. While their cafés offer a taste of their craft, the company’s main focus is selling high-quality coffee bags. They are dedicated to sourcing single-origin beans directly from farmers, roasting them lightly to highlight terroir and flavor, and maintaining a philosophy of never blending.

 

3. Italia Uno

  • Location: 91 Charlotte St., London W1T 4PX, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours: 10 AM–10 PM
  • Best for: authentic Italian vibes and a date over pasta and coffee.
  • Must-try items: Caffe latte; Italian dishes
  • Distance to Fitzrovia Quarter: 0.2 miles (6 mins walk)

Tucked away on Charlotte Street in Fitzrovia, Italia Uno delivers an authentic taste of Italy at prices rare for central London. Beloved for its homemade pasta, panini with hand-cut meats, and standout lasagna and tiramisu, this unpretentious café wins praise for quality and affordability.

The lively space draws Italian expats, students, and local workers alike. Warm, grandfatherly staff and a bustling, casual atmosphere complete the genuine Italian café experience.

4. DL/Service, Fitzrovia

  • Location: 78 Charlotte St., London W1T 4QS, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours: 8 AM–6 PM (Weekend closed)
  • Best for: meet up with friends who appreciate good design
  • Must-try items: Avocado toast; Masala chai.
  • Distance to Fitzrovia Quarter: 0.2 miles (6 mins walk)

DL/Service blends industrial-inspired interiors with thoughtful details, creating a sleek yet inviting space ideal for casual meet-ups. Positioned as modern “neighbourhood cafés”, each location combines specialty coffee, seasonal menus, and a design-driven atmosphere that feels both functional and warm.

Situated within office buildings, the cafés are crafted to balance work and relaxation, offering a comfortable spot for everything from focused tasks to laid-back breaks.

 

 

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5. BlackBörk Coffee & Caps

  • Location: 1 Charlotte Pl, London W1T 1SA, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours:
    • Week days: 7 AM–7 PM
      • Saturday: 8 AM–7 PM
      • Sunday: 8:30 AM–7 PM
  • Best for: foodie dates and friends who love flavor-packed bites
  • Must-try items: Smoked salmon sandwich; Okonomiyaki waffles.
  • Distance to Fitzrovia Quarter: 0.1 miles (4 mins walk)

BlackBörk is a Turkish-owned café with a compact yet carefully curated menu full of fresh flavors. Known for its warm hospitality and stylish presentation, it feels as much about the people as the coffee.

Alongside specialty brews, you’ll find tempting pastries, sandwiches, and even custom baseball caps – adding a playful twist. The cozy space makes it an inviting stop in Central London, especially perfect for indoor activities in Central London on a rainy day.

 

Coffee shops near Charlotte Street

1. Kiss The Hippo Coffee

  • Location: 51 Margaret St, London W1W 8SG, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours:
    • Week days: 8 AM–5:30 PM
      • Weekend: 8:30 AM–5:30 PM
  • Best for: eco-conscious coffee lovers chasing bold new blends.
  • Must-try items: George street blend; Matcha latte

Kiss The Hippo is known for its planet-friendly approach. As London’s first carbon-negative roastery, it takes sustainability as seriously as taste. Expect rotating seasonal blends, carefully sourced, and expertly brewed by baristas who love what they do.

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2. The Penny Drop

  • Location: 13 Tottenham St, London W1T 2AH, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours:
      • Monday – Thursday: 8 AM–5 PM
      • Friday: 8 AM–4 PM
      • Saturday & Sunday: Closed
  • Best for: long chats and easy-going afternoons with friends
  • Must-try items: Cold brew latte; Tangerine ginger
  • Distance to Fitzrovia Quarter: 0.2 miles (6 mins walk)

The Penny Drop brings Melbourne’s café culture to London, offering a calm, understated space perfect for easy conversation and relaxed catch-ups.

Originating in Box Hill, Melbourne – where commuters relied on its fresh brews to start their mornings – it has carried the same ethos overseas: listening, serving, smiling, and delivering not just coffee, but your coffee.

Since opening in 2017, The Penny Drop has continued to serve cold brew, filter coffee on Tottenham Court Road, tea, and a rotating selection of quality beans each week.

 

3. Bay Leaf Cafe

  • Location: 19 Tottenham St, London W1T 2AN, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours:
    • Week days: 6 AM–4 PM
      • Saturdays: 7 AM–1:30 PM
      • Sundays: Closed
  • Best for: hearty breakfasts that keep you fuelled all day
  • Must-try items: Coffee; Classic English breakfast
  • Distance to Fitzrovia Quarter: 0.2 miles (6 mins walk)

Pairing fresh British produce with global flavours, it also serves smooth specialty coffee and daily-changing pastries.

The cosy dining room, brightened by floor-to-ceiling windows, creates a relaxed setting for locals, office workers, and visitors alike. Open from early morning through late afternoon, the café’s made-to-order dishes and friendly service reflect a strong commitment to quality, sustainability, and flavour.

4.  Maya Fitzrovia

  • Location: 19 Goodge St, London W1T 2PH, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours: 8:30 AM–5 PM (Sundays: Closed)
  • Best for: weekend hangouts over homemade cakes and smooth brews
  • Must-try items: Granola; Sourdough toast.
  • Distance to Fitzrovia Quarter: 0.17 miles (5 mins walk)

Maya Fitzrovia is a Mediterranean café on Goodge Street that combines charm and comfort in a cosy setting. Known for its award-winning sourdough, Basque cheesecake, and feta-spinach bake, it also offers Turkish breakfasts, wraps, and specialty coffee – including excellent decaf.

Homemade cakes and light bites are served with warmth by the welcoming staff, making it a spot where lingering feels natural. With quality food and a relaxed atmosphere, Maya has become a favourite place to unwind in Fitzrovia.

 

 

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5. CONA

  • Location: 28 Goodge St, London W1T 2QQ, United Kingdom
  • Opening hours: 8 AM–5 PM (Sundays: Closed)
  • Best for: Instagram-worthy coffee moments; manicure dates.
  • Must-try items: Sesame latte; Croissant
  • Distance to Fitzrovia Quarter: 0.14 miles (4 mins walk)

CONA brings a playful twist to London’s café scene by blending a specialty coffee shop with a nail salon. Chic décor and skilled baristas set the stage for unique drinks like the sesame latte, while the salon element makes it as much a social hub as a place to relax.

 

 

 

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