Forbes and Hamilton Coffee House

One of the best carrot cake I had in London. I would recommend to have lid covering the cake and pastry for hygienic purpose.

I try not to drink coffee at lunch because it keeps me awake in work all afternoon. Just kidding. I've been working in this area about 4 months and finally found this place. It is all about the coffee and you can tell: they have lovely Monmouth roasts and only use Jersey milk. The interior design is like a treehouse club house and not only is the coffee like the best coffee you had in that dream once, but the food is lovely too. Will definitely be back as often as possible.

I stayed in a hotel around the corner and came here every day. The coffee is gorgeous and the croissants a pleasure. Very friendly staff and a table sharing policy. If you’re looking for a proper(!) coffee in London this is your place to go!

What a fantastic little coffee shop. The coffee is brilliant, food lovely and service Fab! You can tell this is a favourite haunt of the locals! Great atmosphere and lots of old photos of classic comedians. They only have around 20 seats so not huge but I managed to find a seat. They also have a table sharing policy so that all seats can be filled. But lovely place!

You can't be blamed if you've not stumbled upon this little place before, as I think that's the only way a lot of it's customers found it too. But it just proves you can find some real hidden gems in this city if you keep your eyes open. It's extremely quaint inside with no wi-fi and limited seating, so it's a wonderful little place decorated floor to ceiling in wood with church style bench seating to tuck yourself away and catch up with friends. They have their own version of the cronut in stock, but they sell out quickly so get down early if you want to give one a try! While their selection of sweet & savory is limited, their cakes (especially the carrot cake) is perfectly baked and will leave you wanting to try out the rest of their options!

This is a very cute cafe in the City - they make really good hot chocolate, not too sweet which I love! It’s fairly busy in the mornings but gets quieter around late afternoon.

I will vomit if I see another industrial 'minimalistic' coffee shop. What's up with places that feel like DMV? Coffee shops are supposed to be inviting, not to remind you of the last trip to renew your ID. Give me a place that’s cute and cozy, like Forbes and Hamilton. It's woodsy, it's charming, it's deal for eavesdropping on conversations. It has delicious coffee, creative pastries, and curious business ppl sitting next to you giving career advice to their younger colleges, 'Don't take it personally, the one who stays unbothered wins'. WORD!

Small, cozy and lots of character. All pastries and treats are from wonderful St Johns and they use Monmouth Coffee and Jersey milk! Paradise for a coffee lover looking for an authentic real experience in London! 😍

One of the best carrot cake I had in London. I would recommend to have lid covering the cake and pastry for hygienic purpose.

I try not to drink coffee at lunch because it keeps me awake in work all afternoon. Just kidding. I've been working in this area about 4 months and finally found this place. It is all about the coffee and you can tell: they have lovely Monmouth roasts and only use Jersey milk. The interior design is like a treehouse club house and not only is the coffee like the best coffee you had in that dream once, but the food is lovely too. Will definitely be back as often as possible.

I stayed in a hotel around the corner and came here every day. The coffee is gorgeous and the croissants a pleasure. Very friendly staff and a table sharing policy. If you’re looking for a proper(!) coffee in London this is your place to go!

What a fantastic little coffee shop. The coffee is brilliant, food lovely and service Fab! You can tell this is a favourite haunt of the locals! Great atmosphere and lots of old photos of classic comedians. They only have around 20 seats so not huge but I managed to find a seat. They also have a table sharing policy so that all seats can be filled. But lovely place!

You can't be blamed if you've not stumbled upon this little place before, as I think that's the only way a lot of it's customers found it too. But it just proves you can find some real hidden gems in this city if you keep your eyes open. It's extremely quaint inside with no wi-fi and limited seating, so it's a wonderful little place decorated floor to ceiling in wood with church style bench seating to tuck yourself away and catch up with friends. They have their own version of the cronut in stock, but they sell out quickly so get down early if you want to give one a try! While their selection of sweet & savory is limited, their cakes (especially the carrot cake) is perfectly baked and will leave you wanting to try out the rest of their options!

This is a very cute cafe in the City - they make really good hot chocolate, not too sweet which I love! It’s fairly busy in the mornings but gets quieter around late afternoon.

I will vomit if I see another industrial 'minimalistic' coffee shop. What's up with places that feel like DMV? Coffee shops are supposed to be inviting, not to remind you of the last trip to renew your ID. Give me a place that’s cute and cozy, like Forbes and Hamilton. It's woodsy, it's charming, it's deal for eavesdropping on conversations. It has delicious coffee, creative pastries, and curious business ppl sitting next to you giving career advice to their younger colleges, 'Don't take it personally, the one who stays unbothered wins'. WORD!

Small, cozy and lots of character. All pastries and treats are from wonderful St Johns and they use Monmouth Coffee and Jersey milk! Paradise for a coffee lover looking for an authentic real experience in London! 😍