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The London Coffee Delivery & Takeaway Guide
Are you growing increasingly suspicious that 90% of modern ballads are actually written about someone who hasn’t had a flat white in two weeks? Us too. But some of London’s best coffee spots are still offering collection, delivery, or even sending ground coffee beans direct to you and your ‘ironic’ Britney Spears mug. Whether you’re after a long black, a peanut butter latte, a big frappe, or single-origin beans, use our guide to get your coffee fix at home.
North
So like, how many times are you saying ‘but first, coffee’ a day? Eighteen? Us too. If you live near Harringay station, your next cup of coffee can be collected from this great little spot.
Frank, whoever he may be, does some pretty exceptional things with eggs. But as well as being able to pick-up a smoked garlic sausage sandwich from this Highbury spot, you can also get takeaway espressos, flat whites, cortados, and more.
We have four words for you. Black activated charcoal latte. The Coffee Hub are delivering a range of different coffees throughout north London, including a matcha almond milk latte, espresso tonics, and your classic range of iced numbers.
Are you starting to whisper ‘turmeric latte, extra hot’ in your sleep? Yes? Then Coffee Circus is for you. This proper British brunch spot in Crouch End is delivering everything from your classic long black to chai lattes, as well as their speciality brews.
Shockingly your attempt at making a frappé ended in little more than tears and a freezer that will forever smell like Oatly. Don’t worry, Hornsey bakery, Agora has got your back. They’re delivering fredo cappuccinos, frappes, and hot coffees too. You can also get a bag of their Loumidis Greek Coffee delivered at the same time.
Making a regular latte is enough of a challenge for non-baristas, so attempting a turmeric latte would probably just result in a lot of cleaning up and our teeth being stained a permanent yellow. Thankfully Brew and Wild is still operating its grab and go coffee service. So you can get your lattes (turmeric or not), iced coffees, and sweet treats if you live near West Hampstead.
Southpaw is two minutes from Cally Road and on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays they’re offering free local delivery on coffee bags, as well as other kitchen essentials. You can check it out and book a delivery slot here.
Though Esters aren’t making cups of coffee, they are still delivering bags of Hasbean coffee - and a few other bits - every Wednesday and Sunday. If you live nearby, hit this link.
South
If you live in Tooting you’re probably already a little bit (a lot) in love with popular neighbourhood spot Juliet’s, thanks to their pistachio cake slice and smoked potato omelette. But you should also know that they’re delivering hot drinks, including a black cardamom chai situation, long blacks, and more.
Lumberjack is the kind of place that grows their own fresh produce in their little back garden. And by that we mean that it’s charming as fuck. The coffee’s great too. And if you live in or around Camberwell you can order hot drinks for local delivery, or some coffee beans to keep you going at home.
Do you live in the following postcodes? SE4, SE5, SE14, SE15, SE21, SE22, or SE23? If you do, we have good news in the form of Goodcup. This cool and casual coffee spot on Nunhead Green are delivering their hot Allpress coffee to locals, as well as their big bagels, and other essentials.
Black Cab began by making and selling coffees out of a taxi, but sadly, they haven’t gone back to this. Instead, they’ve made the much more sensible decision of remaining open for takeaway and selling their beans online. If you’re around Battersea, pop by.
East
Unless you’ve seen Ray Winstone drinking a £6 pint of pale ale near Victoria Park, then Pavilion is about as Hackney as it gets. Both their Columbia Road and Broadway Market cafés remain open for collection, and you can organise to click and collect from the former.
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Hackney Road’s foremost go-to hangout for a toastie and a chat is still open for takeaway coffees and grocery bits and bobs. Swing by for a cappuccino and walk out with a pot of kimchi too.
Still delivering from it’s Shoreditch café, The Coffee Hub has got everything you need at 8am, 11am, 4pm, and, mistakenly, what you think you need at 6pm. Milk-wise, it’s got the lot: almond, coconut, oat - the whole gang, and they’re open until 9:30pm, if you’re looking for something after dinner.
Brick Lane’s 100% vegan café is delivering 100% what you need to start your day right. Outside of your usual coffees, you can also order a peanut butter latte, as well as pastries and cakes.
The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and you need something icey and refreshing to keep you going. Thankfully Quaker Street are delivering iced coffees from Spitalfields, along with their bubble teas, protein smoothies (we’re not sure either), and milkshakes. Yes, milkshakes.
Boundary and Albion in Shoreditch are delivering all manner of coffee using freshly roasted AllPress coffee beans, as well as bags of beans, pastries, juices, and more. Find it all here.
West
Still delivering from it’s Portobello Road café, The Coffee Hub has got everything you need at 8am, 11am, 4pm, and, mistakenly, what you think you need at 6pm. Milk-wise, it’s got the lot: almond, coconut, oat - all the gang, and they’re open until 9:30pm, if you’re looking for something after dinner.
Although you can’t enjoy Dark Habit’s serene and stylish space at the moment, you can still enjoy their coffee for takeaway. This speciality Queen’s Park coffee shop is still open for takeaway and when the coffee is this good, it’s worth swinging by if you can.
What are you after? A long black? A chai latte maybe? Or are you in the mood for some carrot juice? You know, that mood. Whatever it is, Blend in Kensington has got it all here. Just don’t forget that there’s cake as well.
If the kettle is your enemy and you just want a cup of coffee in SW3, this deli in Chelsea will be your saving grace. They’re delivering all the classics, which means you can get an americano for yourself and a mocha for your flatmate to apologise for breaking the kettle. Order here. They’ve also got a Belgravia location which is delivering.
Boys N Berry in Fulham are delivering their in-house roasted coffee all over SW. So you can get your morning coffee fix, as well as some brunch, by checking out their Instagram for the menu and calling 020 7731 2068 to make an order.
This Californian-Inspired spot in Parsons Green is delivering artisan coffee and iced coffee locally. You can call them on 07765 838102 to order, and you might as well check out their brunch menu whilst you’re at it.
If you live in Kensington and need a coffee fix, you can pop into Danish cafe Hjem for a takeaway cup.
Coffee Supplies
Origin is one of London’s most popular coffee roasters and you can still order all of their beans, as well as a tonne of coffee paraphernalia (like, er, grinders and scales) from their website.
If you’re in Notting Hill or Chelsea and need some beans, stat, then Daylesford are delivering groceries - including bags of organic ground coffee.
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Grind have got all sorts available via their online shop, including bags of beans, ground coffee, and compostable Grind Nespresso pods.
As well as being one of Peckham’s go-to coffee shops, Old Spike is also a social enterprise that helps London’s homeless community find work. That’s definitely a good thing, and so is their coffee - ranging from espresso to filter varieties - that you can buy here.
Coffee and brunch pros Ozone have no less than 12 coffee varieties to buy via their online shop. You can choose them individually, or go for a lucky dip if you’re feeling really wild.
KTH has a couple of shops in Fitzrovia and Richmond, but with these closed they’re offering free UK shipping on all their coffee and equipment. Check out their various beans and blends, and stuff here.
Black Cab began by making and selling coffees out of a taxi. Sadly, they haven’t gone back to this. Instead, they’ve made the much more sensible decision of remaining open for takeaway and selling their beans online. If you’re around Battersea, pop by.
If you’re based in Crouch End then Caffeinate N8 are delivering supplies within half a mile of their shop. Send them a DM on Instagram to order.
If you live between EC1 and E8, Dose are offering free delivery of your essential coffee supplies at retail prices. Drop them a message if you’re interested in 1kg bags of filter coffee, V60 papers, hand grinders, or even a Keep Cup.
You want single origin coffee beans and you want them right now. And a cold pressed cucumber and ginger juice whilst you’re at it. Well, if you happen to live in Shoreditch you can now get CPress’ ground beans, homemade almond milk, and huge selection of smoothies delivered within the hour.
Assembly Coffee is a Brixton-based coffee roasters that work with some of our favourite coffee spots, including Omotesando Koffee. You can buy everything from a limited edition double fermented Columbian roast to select care packages on their website. Heads up, they’re doing free next-day delivery.
Someone once said that Rossyln Coffee serve the best coffee in the City. That someone, was us. You can now order their bags of coffee as they come or ground. Equally, you could take care of future you by purchasing a voucher for ten coffees to use down the line. Plus, for every bag of coffee you buy, they’re donating one to the NHS.
Southpaw is two minutes from Cally Road and on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays they’re offering free local delivery on coffee bags, as well as other kitchen essentials. You can check it out and book a delivery slot here.
Though Esters aren’t making cups of coffee, they are still delivering bags of Hasbean coffee - and a few other bits - every Wednesday and Sunday. If you live nearby, hit this link.
Origin Origin is one of London’s most popular coffee roasters and you can still order all of their beans, as well as a tonne of coffee paraphernalia (like, er, grinders and scales) from their website.
This cafe in Battersea is now delivering its distinctive flavoured coffee beans from the Philippines around London. So you can get their signature Barako, Xingang, and special blend coffee beans, as well as Malagos chocolate delivered to your door.
If you live around Tooting or Deptford, you can get Lomond coffee beans delivered to your home from these South London coffee roasters. They’re selling 250g or 1kg bags and local delivery is free when you spend £15. And while you’re at it you can get some sausage rolls and a whole lemon drizzle cake. Just email info@lomondcoffee.co.uk to make an order.
