Chancery Press

Went in to ask about their baked goods with my peanut allergy, as a friend recommended their food and coffee. Unfortunately I was met with a rude and blunt lady who refused to listen to me and thought she knew best about my allergy. I ended up leaving very hurt and will tell my friend just how unwelcome she made me feel.

Lowkey some of the people who work here are a bit stand-offish and weird? It's a good place to get the coffee and leave and I feel like that's how the staff like it. Coffee is high quality.

A truly lovely little coffee shop with an equally wonderful team. It’s the kind of neighborhood spot every community deserves—great coffee, friendly faces who know their (human and furry) regulars, and a steady stream of interesting people coming and going.

Coffee is good. But unfortunetly the matcha was undrinkable - just stick to doing coffee well. By steam boiling the matcha with the coffee machine it releases excess tannis and gives the matcha a harsh bitter taste. Wasted £5.

My first thing in morning: decent cup of cappuccino. By accident, I found Press on Chancery Line. I want to apologize for my first ugly photo, but it were difficult choice, what to do first: sip of gorgeous, tastful cappuccino and polish with pain aux raisins or take photo? My choice was sip and bite, photo secondary. Sorry. So next time you in London, go to Chancery Line and enjoy!

Good coffee place in the city. Cool interior and aesthetic, quality coffee and nice range of pastries.

The loveliest little coffee/tea shop with the nicest team. They remembered my name after my first visit and always greet me excitedly. I think they probably do it for everyone but it makes me feel special. Their spiced apple tea is the best drink in London.

Good coffee, nice staff and cute cosy space to sit. Limited seating though.