Aguamiel Churros Mexicanos
Churreria · Aldwych ·
Crispy, fresh churros with dulce de leche, hot xocolate, horchata
Crispy, fresh churros with dulce de leche, hot xocolate, horchata
"Aguamiel is a Mexican churrería in London, but we keep coming back for their speciality cold drinks and sunny little counter. A short walk from Covent Garden, this blink-and-you’ll-miss-it spot is ideal for a mid-afternoon pick-me-up. Churros are fried to order, dusted in cinnamon, and dunked into pink and red sauce cups—the dulce de leche and condensed milk are our favourites. But really it’s the horchata cold brew that made this spot enter our coffee break rotation. It’s sweet, but not enough to make it sickly, has a creamy, nutty flavour from the milk, and the sprinkling of cinnamon on top adds a warm, welcome spice. Grab it to go, or sit at the suntrap counter. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Pause Unmute" - Sinéad Cranna
"This nameless one-man operation next to La Bodeguita’s satellite stall outside the tube station has the entire fried sweet snack market of Elephant and Castle wanting churros and donuts. The churros are three thick long stems for £2 and are fried fresh to order, which makes all the difference. Donuts are for the purists. Essentially the Neapolitan of the donut world, it’s a Homer Simpson favourite containing dough and sugar, and cutting through the oily-crusted outer golden ring gives way to fluffy white innards. This simple sugar-dusted treat is the perfect ending to a meal from any of its surrounding neighbours." - Jonathan Nunn
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