Corner Shop

Really nice spot for brunch or coffee! Our highlight were the jummy breakfast, the hot coffee and the fresh fluffy pastries. The staff were super friendly, and the space is big and open, though the atmosphere feels a bit on the cool side. One of the best things is being able to see into the kitchen upstairs—it’s such a fun detail. Prices are a bit on the higher end, but everything tasted great and fresh. The flowers and deli items especially looked beautiful and well-kept.

Not the best pastry or sandwich i have ever had in my life, but still really good and tasty. Also the place is beautiful super aesthetic and chic, and you can sit there, right in the middle of London. Would definitely go back!

London needed this place!!! The Corner Shop nails it for any time of day - incredible pastries and coffee in the morning, fresh salad bar lunches, or small plates with friends in the evening. Cocktails are spot-on and they have a great selection of natural wines too. I recently went for the Vogue x Nike LFW pop-up. Great DJ, amazing vibes, and the oatcakes were a brunch highlight! You can’t walk away without picking up something from the deli… I’m a big fan of the granola and the homemade pasta and ragu makes a delicious dinner from home. Would 100% recommend!!

Corner Shop is such a great find! The food is fresh and delicious—amazing coffee, chicken sandwich, salads, and pastries during the day, and really tasty dinner dishes with a lovely wine list in the evening. Seasonal flowers are beautiful and their retail offering is super unique, like Blue Spirulina almond drink. The staff are super friendly and welcoming, which makes the place feel really inviting. It’s stylish without being pretentious and surprisingly good value for the quality. Definitely one of my new favourite spots in London!

The food is good, better than I expected. I've had the rotissery chicken sandwich, some sort of roasted beef sandwich, the cookie, and several coffees. The chicken sandwich was actually really good, the cookie enjoyable, but the beef was very disappointing, quite dry. The prices are okay (£9-12 for a sandwich) but they charge like £3 pounds service charge to eat inside but there's no service? You wait for your own food, find a table afterwards, etc... It would've been exactly the same if I'd had my sandwich to go which I saw some people do on the tables. Anyways, that's small and happens in some places in London, I just think the vibes in this place are a bit off.

Beautiful place, beautiful food however, the grocery items are on the expensive side and you can find the exact same brands elsewhere for less. I really like it here and appreciate the hard work that has gone into building an ode to independent, high quality businesses and producers. Perhaps the price point reflects high rent in addition to paying fair wages and sourcing great products… or maybe, their Soho House roots are showing. I think a combination of all of the above is the most likely answer. As with many of the other reviews for this place, the servers are very pleasant but appear massively overworked and stressed and I feel bad for them. It can’t be easy at all in such a busy place. All of that being said, you really cannot fault the food and I cannot wait to go back again and again for more. FYI, the cafe/restaurant menu is extremely well-priced in comparison to the grocery items. Keeping my Fingers crossed they start to open on Saturday evenings!

A charming little corner café that feels instantly welcoming the moment you step inside. The space is cozy, filled with the comforting aroma of freshly baked bread and pastries. The display is always brimming with tempting options— making it hard to choose just one. Perfect for a quiet coffee, a sweet treat, or simply soaking up the relaxed, homely atmosphere.

Populations had been one of the absolute best microbakeries operating in London, so I was thrilled that they had finally found a permanent home. They definitely have some of my favourite cookies and viennoiserie available in Central London.