Dear Coco Coffee

I wouldn't be normally concerned after just another bad croissant and coffee, but given the price I paid, I thought worth spending the time to at least make my impression public: Pretentious and overpriced. Such a depressing soul-less place. The worst almond croissant I have tried in a London Cafe, comparable to a reduced 1 day old supermarket croissant. It was huge, stale, tasteless, really horrible. The cinnamon bun, also tough, airless, like a block of stale bread. That, together with two flat whites, £15. What a rip off, if at least the atmosphere would make it up. The place splits in two, either you can sit and drink your coffee in a really noisy -with loud annoying music - with a take away cup or you can drink your coffee in a mug at the front, where the counter and attendant. The front place, instead, was dead quiet, no problem with whispering, so we sat at the only table available, right in front of entrance door. My coffee got completely cold within 1-2 times of opening that door. Also, the Hale intricate design, would bring about loud and chill swathes of artic gales yesterday. The experience was just so mean. She gave us the food without tissues, and there weren't any of them at the coffee station either; as expected, she was chatting up with someone behind the counter, completely unaware of her surrounding. The room felt like a waiting room at a clinic without secretary.... Customers seemed eloys out of a Time Machine book, smiling and mumbling while nicely getting ripped off. What a pretentious dystopia.

Work just over the road but never knew this was here. Read some great reviews so popped in. Got served by a polite young man and ordered a biscoff cinnamon bun and a flat white. The bun was very good, soft, tasty and not too much icing. However I don't no what happened to the flat white as the reviews I read mentioned how good the coffee was but I had to pour mine in the sink. Tasted like warm milk. Hardly any coffee in it whatsoever. It genuinely tasted like the coffee shot had been totally forgotten. Must be just a bad one because as I say the reviews are all good. I will try once more and hope it was a one off. Lovely atmosphere and really well layed out tho. Great place to relax for an hour.

A coffee gem in London. A very tranquil, elegant, and relaxing environment, with calm and never intrusive music,an excellent place for meetings or gatherings with families. There’s an outdoor area with tables and chairs in a beautiful small green park. The coffee and cappuccino are very good, made with selected coffee blends. The croissants and cakes are excellent. The protein balls are also very good. The staff is very kind, helpful, and highly knowledgeable. The indoor restrooms are spotless and of a high standard. There are also restrooms for people with disabilities, accessible for wheelchair users. An absolutely recommended place.

Nice modern cafe with a beautiful terrace surrounded by lush plants, spacious light interior, soft music and very good coffee. Tranquil atmosphere and kind service. A perfect place to relax or work.

We really enjoyed the coffee at Dear Coco. The place is a cozy mix between a nice café, a hotel lobby, and a welcoming home. They offer plant-based milks and also have some gluten-free options, which we appreciated. All in all, a lovely spot!

A Contemporary Coffee Spot – Dear Coco Coffee, 3 Watermead Way, N17 Tucked beneath one of Tottenham Hale’s new high‑rise developments, Dear Coco Coffee is a stylish café that blends quality coffee with mid‑century modern design. With oak panelling, mustard velvet banquettes, and a cozy yet polished atmosphere, it’s quickly become a favourite for locals and remote workers. Menu highlights: Coffee: flat whites, cappuccinos, and specialty brews — consistently praised as excellent. Sweet treats: cinnamon buns (a bit doughy, according to some reviewers), polenta cake, and pastries. Light bites: sandwiches and small plates, perfect for pairing with coffee.

Finally, decent coffee in our area! I’m thrilled Dear Coco decided to open here. The interior is absolutely stunning, and their espresso-based coffee menu is top-notch. The pastries are delicious, and I appreciate the gluten-free and vegan options. Great atmosphere and quality all around—love it!

Had an iced decaff oat mocha. Really nice. Great atmosphere. Backflground music, feels spacious and you're not bothered. There's plenty of tables inside and there's cute outdoor seating too. I would come back and I'd recommend.