A Corner of the World

Coffee shop · Bethnal Green

A Corner of the World

Coffee shop · Bethnal Green

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253 Bethnal Grn Rd, London E2 6DB, United Kingdom

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A cozy corner café in Bethnal Green, this Portuguese gem serves up delightful coffee, scrumptious pastéis, and a sunny vibe perfect for catching up with friends.  

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253 Bethnal Grn Rd, London E2 6DB, United Kingdom Get directions

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Jan 14, 2025

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"A corner of the world, Bethnal Green. "A corner of the world" is a convivial and lively Portuguese café that opened in April 2015. Coffee Portuguese-style, pastéis de nata, pastéis de bacalhau and a range of tasty toasties, it's perfect for a casual lunch. There is also a deli shop of products from Portugal, Spain and some other places of the globe. It always feels sunny there, with some fado in the background."

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Francesco Augello

Google
The spirit of the place is well represented by the name. East London is a small corner of the world and that's why east London always surprise you with every single small coffe shop. This is how I felt getting maroccoan fresh mint tea with some pastry in a sunny afternoon. sweet!

Gabriela Vachkova

Google
Portuguese cafe with great variation of drinks and sweets! Cozy and perfect for chatting with friends. Quite small so you might not find a free spot though..

Martina Krajňáková

Google
Amazing cafe, but not enough vegan options. Really great place, though, especially if you like coffee. Magazines and books available to read there, with plants around. It's a very cozy place, really love it. This is a Portuguese cafe, and there are food products from Portugal you can purchase there. Great place.

Justin Focus

Google
A very cute little cafe with great coffee and great ethics. I haven't tried the cakes, though my mother tried a gluten-free cake which was a little on the dry side. The food always looks amazing when I see people eating there.

Catarina Ferreira

Google
Friendly staff great portuguese food

Manuela Fernandes

Google
Wonderful neighbourhood cafe serving cha de Limao, pasteis de bacalhau (on the same level as Moro's). Very authentic Portuguese food, bread, chorizo; cafe has a nice laid-back atmosphere with friendly service and quirky decor with beautiful azulejo-covered floor - all very Lisbon and top quality food and service.

Irene Quintana Soutelo

Google
Really lovely local. It takes you back to a typical old school grocery store in Portugal. Coffee is fantastic and the custard tarts are delicious.

Daniel Subramaniam

Google
The first thing you’ll notice in here is how cool the couple that run it are: they wouldn't be out of place in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The ingredients are fresh, and their home prepared food is great and has a true taste of Spain. You’ll find some fab canned seafood options for toast here also. One to stop by if you are in the area.

Francesco Augello

Google
The spirit of the place is well represented by the name. East London is a small corner of the world and that's why east London always surprise you with every single small coffe shop. This is how I felt getting maroccoan fresh mint tea with some pastry in a sunny afternoon. sweet!

Gabriela Vachkova

Google
Portuguese cafe with great variation of drinks and sweets! Cozy and perfect for chatting with friends. Quite small so you might not find a free spot though..

Martina Krajňáková

Google
Amazing cafe, but not enough vegan options. Really great place, though, especially if you like coffee. Magazines and books available to read there, with plants around. It's a very cozy place, really love it. This is a Portuguese cafe, and there are food products from Portugal you can purchase there. Great place.

Justin Focus

Google
A very cute little cafe with great coffee and great ethics. I haven't tried the cakes, though my mother tried a gluten-free cake which was a little on the dry side. The food always looks amazing when I see people eating there.

Catarina Ferreira

Google
Friendly staff great portuguese food

Manuela Fernandes

Google
Wonderful neighbourhood cafe serving cha de Limao, pasteis de bacalhau (on the same level as Moro's). Very authentic Portuguese food, bread, chorizo; cafe has a nice laid-back atmosphere with friendly service and quirky decor with beautiful azulejo-covered floor - all very Lisbon and top quality food and service.

Irene Quintana Soutelo

Google
Really lovely local. It takes you back to a typical old school grocery store in Portugal. Coffee is fantastic and the custard tarts are delicious.

Daniel Subramaniam

Google
The first thing you’ll notice in here is how cool the couple that run it are: they wouldn't be out of place in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The ingredients are fresh, and their home prepared food is great and has a true taste of Spain. You’ll find some fab canned seafood options for toast here also. One to stop by if you are in the area.