Cinnamon Coffee Shop

Came here for breakfast on a Sunday morning and was not disappointed. A large selection of toasties for a decent price, I had the chicken bacon one which tasted delicious. Staff were friendly and there were also veggie/vegan options. Will return!

I visited this coffee shop recently and had a very disappointing experience. As an Italian, I ordered a “caramel macchiato”, as we say it in my language ; and the young male barista, in an aggressive and condescending manner, loudly tried to “correct” my pronunciation in an quiet shop, in front of people. This felt incredibly disrespectful, especially as it’s my native language and part of my culture. After this, the barista refused to make eye contact with me and made the entire interaction feel awkward and humiliating. I left immediately, not giving a penny to this type of establishment. I hold a PhD and currently work on sustainability reports; I am not someone who should be judged or treated with contempt over something as simple as ordering a coffee. It’s sad to see such behavior in a place that should make people feel welcome and respected, regardless of their background. Sadly, this isn’t uncommon for Mediterraneans or South Asians in London sharing similar features. I hope the management addresses this kind of behavior and trains staff to be more courteous and culturally aware. Young male barista’s engaging in these types of micro-aggressions, in a global city, is despicable. We are all human. Is this the culture you promote in your establishment?

This place is very small, which would be fine if they hadn’t tried to absolutely max out their capacity on every single wall. There should not be as many seats in the front section, people can’t get around without colliding into each other. The food was awful. I understand that everything is more expensive for small businesses, but charging £5 for a wrap filled with mayonnaise is delusional. I’ve been fortunate to have had a good pastry and sometimes a good coffee from here on occasion, but it’s very hit and miss. The staff have always been pleasant, never had an issue with them. Additionally, the sheer volume of crashing and banging meant I left not only with an upset stomach but also a cracking headache. The overall coffee-shop experience in Wapping is horrendous. Three out of the four are very poor and seriously lacking to the point you just avoid them altogether. Don’t bother.

Hygiene is awful here. One of the baristas use the same clothes for steam wand and desk. They serve coffee in dirty mug. Plus they pre grind coffee beans and let settle in the grinder for long time. No wonder coffee taste is not good here!

A lovely cafe in wapping - perhaps my favorite! The food and drinks are all so fairly priced and they have really good vegan options. My friend and I had their lemon and blueberry cake which was so good. My personal favorite was their curried cauliflower and chickpea toast is (only £4.20!) which was so delicious and vegan! I would definitely recommend this place for a nice lunch or coffee. They have limited seating, but we were easily able to find a place to sit as I found that most customers got takeaway.

A must visit venue. We go to London from Dundee in Scotland regularly and always visit Cinnamon. Excellent selection of food, the rocky road being a personal favourite, and easily the best coffee in London all served by friendly experienced and well trained staff and baristas. Prices are extremely competitive, for any city cafe, and especially London. Wapping has much to offer visitors, but if you are exploring the area, make sure you include Cinnamon on your agenda, you won't regret it

Enjoyed a quick stop to grab a dirty chai latte and roasted vegetable panini. Service was good.. limited seating but still a good local vibe. Check it out if in the ‘hood.

Lovely coffee shop in wapping . Very busy, the customer service is poor, and the coffee is too milky. I didn't really enjoy the coffee. They are busy as a small shop with a lillte seating area in the back. I would be happy to see them smile and talk to customers, not just take order , money and give coffee . Hope they will improve and I visit the area quite regularly till then I will keep 3 stars 🌟 All the best 👍

This is off the touristy strip. But I need to get my laundry done so I walked about 20 minutes away from my hotel to do some laundry. Across the street from the laundromat was a bakery and down the street was this little coffee shop. For 2 delicious coffees and 2 breakfasts of toast and scones it was way under 10 pounds. Very affordable breakfast off the beaten path. It's located across the street from a pizza express and next-door to a Thai restaurant. This is an a cute neighborhood called Wapping.

This is a nice little neighborhood coffee shop on Wapping High Street. As well as good coffee, they have pastries, free wireless, and a room at the back to sit, eat and read away from hustle and bustle of the busy-ish street. The coffee quality is better than anything I've tasted in the area, only just a bit behind what other more 'leading edge' coffee shops are offering in other parts of London, but certainly miles ahead of what was available just a few short years ago in the caffs around here. I also like the fact that you can sit against the window with your drink and food on a little ledge, and watch the foot traffic as it ambles by.

Cosy spots like this are the reason we love this neighbourhood. This little café is cute as a button with friendly staff that'll put a smile on your face - what more could you ask for?! Oh yeah, decent coffee... which they have down too :) It's the mister who usually heads down here to pick us up a weekend coffee and pastry treat (earning mega brownie points obvs), but if you're eating-in the people-watching onto the cobblestoned streets outside is pretty good plus they have the morning papers out. My fave pastry to indulge in so far is the flakey goodness that is their almond croissant, but I should probably sample a few more yet to make a properly informed decision...

Value for money, friendly service, great coffee, homemade cake and an all round top notch, much-needed addition to Wapping's High Street. I think this is where I'll be for the rest of the afternoon.

A chill little coffee place where you can sit outside or relax inside. Simple decoration, quality products but nothing fancy or pretentious with a friendly and helpful staff. If you're in the neighborhood stop there and take the time to sit down and appreciate the calm atmosphere of Wapping. Finding a spot can sometimes be tricky because It's such a small place. But Cinnamon Coffee Shop grows on you like a comfy place you come back to time and time again.

Delicious coffee, sandwiches, and pastries. Cute decor. WiFi. All very strong points for this cute little shop. Unusually, they charge the same for small as for large, and for with and without flavorings, on their coffee drinks! I can't see how that is profitable, but it must work and is a neat feature.

Oh so cute! We sat in the window with our huge, delicious coffees and watched the world go by. It's clean, very friendly and has a very tempting array of naughty cakes! My new favourite coffee shop and definitely worth a small trek to get there if you are not in the immediate vicinity.

This is my favourite local cafe! Love to spend the day reading with one of their yummy flavours coffees. Making my way thought the list of speciality coffee, my favourite so far is their Cinnamon Latte and it goes perfectly with a slice of cake which I can never resist. I just wish their was more space and seating.

Best latte I've ever had! I had the hazelnut latte. The gingerbread latte came recommended so my wife got it. Hers was just ok in my opinion. She thought it was just ok too. She did love my hazelnut latte though.

My friend and I are on holiday and staying in Wapping and we absolutely love Cinnamon! The staff is so friendly and their drinks are fantastic. I have been getting their almond milk latte for a week straight and it's one of the best I've ever had. I'll definitely miss it when I go home!

Cute and cosy, plus I was able to enjoy a extremely dense and chocolatey vegan brownie with my expertly made soya latte, both for £4.50.

Lovely place to have a nice coffee after work, relax yourself and enjoy with their music, surf on internet enjoying their free and acceptable fast wifi, or just have a nice chat with Ron (the owner) who's a very competitive guy. There's always a pleasure go there, say hello and feel in company with the nice and good staff and the people that just pop in there

Really friendly, and amazing coffee - they also have a wide variety of choice when it comes to vegan options, soy, almond milk etc.

A lovely little neighborhood spot for good coffee and ambiance. I'm drawn to coffee shops that are sweet and welcoming and feel like you are in someone's living room, and Cinnamon's adorable little "shabby chic" space does just that. They even have some outdoor seating for nice days. Also, the Superman wallpaper in the bathroom is too cute!!

Very small gem of a coffee shop. These guys serve Monmouth coffee which is pure perfection. Their cakes are enormous and look homemade (red velvet cake us deelish). I meet here with many business partners and they don't mind. Good wifi and also dog friendly. They are in a very small space which is charming but can mean your out of luck sometimes when it comes to seating. A real asset to Wapping. I'm sure one day these guys will have to expand due to their popularity

I really like my neighbourhood cafe. The cakes are delicious and the coffee is great. The staff is very friendly and welcoming.

Good coffee. Nice people. Not too difficult to get to... the setting is cute. Understated, not too show offy. I really like bringing my book here, having a coffee and cake on a lazy Saturday morning. Not so much of a people-watching spot since it's generally quite quiet here but I love being here. And it's not a chain! So glad to see this is popular with everyone. I only stopped in the first time because of a recommendation on twitter. So happy I did!

This place is great, and one of the only café style places in the neighbourhood. The coffee is delicious, and the pastries are as well, although honestly their breakfast sandwiches never look too appealing (but to be fair, I have never actually tried the breakfast sandwich there). The space is small, but gets a great deal of sun, and the wall paper in the bathroom is worth a trip in and of itself (I love me some interesting bathroom decorations)! The only complaint is that, because it is so small (or 'cozy' if you prefer), it can fill up quickly and it makes it difficult to even get in the door to wait in line. Still, it's one of my favourite coffee places in London, and definitely my favourite in the neighbourhood. (Don't be afraid to ask for an extra shot.)

Great local coffee shop with sweet and savory food options: croissants, cakes, sandwiches, soup of the day.

Lovely place in the heart of Wapping. Exceptional staff and warm and cozy atmosphere. Always full of people it's however always possible to find a place to sit. My favourite order, scones and a cappuccino is the perfect breakfast.

Everything you could ask for in a local coffee shop. Well-decorated with lovely exposed brickwork and reclaimed furniture, great pastries and cakes, and very good Monmouth-roasted coffee. Exactly what was needed on Wapping Lane.

Delicious latte (drink in for £2.20). Perfect creaminess without being too sweet and still having the coffee flavour. Yum.

A nice looking cafe however we experienced some rude rude horribly rude customer service from the waitress who served us. I happen to work in the area and have been to Cinnamon before however this experience has well and truly ruined it for me. I went in with a colleague for a slice of their red velvet cake (which does taste delicious even if it is a menial slice, mind) the waitress decided to choose a small sliver of a slice as the cake as it is cut in various sizes which doesn't warrant it's £3.50 pricetag. I advised that I would prefer an alternative slice to which she agreed but then decided to ignore my request. I repeated my request to which she then turned toward me condemning me the ultimate dirty look that she possibly could muster up. She packed up the delicate piece of cake which caused so much drama and left it on the counter without even advising me that it was ready. With her blatant lack of acknowledgement towards me, I picked up my belongings and left the shop thanking her to which she responded to a resilient huff. The girl could do with some manners, her presentation is impeccable with her high bun all in place, however it seems that her manners were misplaced today. I hope that no one else experiences such frosty encounters especially when the entire shop is empty and you're the only customer trying to make your day go a bit smoother with a slice of cake. P.s the manager of the shop is a lovely chap who we have seen on several occasions, I think however that you may need to have a word with your staff. Kind regards, DisappointedNorma