Antipode | Coffee | Wine | Cocktails

Cute little coffee shop. Very nice coffee and friendly barista. Price might seem a little bit higher than other places but taste definitely worth it all. Highly recommended to try it at least once and will be back once in Hammersmith area again.

Fab coffee, if you're super into your coffee this is probably the place for you, nothing really dulled down by syrup flavours so you can appreciate the coffee. Service was quick but the guy serving us seemed a bit too cool for school and wasn't the most friendly but he was also by himself so could of very well just been a bit rushed. The music was very loud so wasn't really the place to go to chill out but can defo imagine it being great in the evening. Great location too Would love to try this place again for food as the menu looks lovely!

I was never going to post a review. But few months ago I went here to buy a coffee ang admittedly, it is good but you could get better coffee around the area for a better price. Then I came here for matcha, and DONT ORDER THE MATCHA HERE! I ordered an EXTRA STRONG matcha latte, and there was barely any! I felt like I was drinking oat milk, with its still oatish colour. With its price point, I was expecting a solid experience but it was a let down.

Antipode is one of the older speciality coffee shops in London. It is named after the people that founded it, who are antipodean, which means as far as I know you are either from New Zealand or Australia. Australia's speciality coffee scene is supposed to be excellent, I assumed this place would be the same, as it serves square mile coffee and is recommended by a couple of famous publications. Well I assumed wrong, because this was the worst square mile coffee I've ever drunk in London and well below their usual excellent standard. The barista did ask me if I wanted sugar, my answer is usually no but on this occasion I should have done. It was also the most expensive coffee I have ever paid for in London, I visited here on a Saturday afternoon and at the time of my visit I was the only one in the coffee shop. My verdict is they must improve substantially if they are to survive, as the competition is only a short walk away and much better and cheaper.

From a fellow Melbournian who’s being living here for over a year now. I’ve given this place a try 5 times now to be exact and now it’s really worth a review... Not even close to being an “Australian cafe” the coffee is SO awful, no one is actually an Australian barista and worst of all it’s £4.20 for an oat flat white!! Staff are always rude, they never smile- you’ll always be the first to greet them. Save your pennies darling, pret can make a better coffee!

This is modern minimalism in the form of a coffee shop. Good quality coffee that you like the taste of and want to keep sipping as opposed to knocking back - it has earth textures with no acidic taste. The pastries and food options are also minimal making it easier to chose but also all about quality of what is on the menu. I think some people might struggle with that because today people love choice. The staff were friendly but when we walked in there was loud music playing and they didn’t make an effort to lower the sound. There is some little seating and the vibe is cool.

Been waiting to try out their coffee for a while and finally made it here today! I ordered a large flat white. The first sip was so bitter and I was a bit disappointed. BUT! After a couple more sips, it gets better and better! Ohhh I love it!

Great wine bar with fantastic vibes. Friendly owner and great bar staff. I’ll be dropping in whenever in the area. Thanks Jerome, Carmen and Owen for the hospitality.