Dharma Coffee Richmond

A nice coffee shop. I ordered a cup of Matcha Latte, and one croissant. The Matcha Latte was good, but the croissant was not fresh. The staffs were friendly, and helpful. 5 stars for them. Sockets for charging are available. Toilets for customers are available.

Very decent flat white. Friendly staff. Great atmosphere. Loved the store design. Recommended for a great coffee in London.

We had a nice latte and turmeric latte here with a lovely marmite and cheese pastry, the almond croissant did not get quite the reviews

My friend and I were visiting Richmond and we happened to have to attend online meeting for work urgently in the afternoon. We came in to Rin Matcha Bar for a work space but they didn’t have a wifi, so they advised us to go to Dharma Coffee which is their sister company around the corner. We were welcomed, friendly staff, great coffee and Matcha! The space for laptop is excellent! They provided socket for charging and excellent wifi connection. We were also lucky to be offered free trial for their Vegan Chocolate cookies, tasty and fudgy, very good. Thank you again for your hospitality! Life saving work space!

I visited on a busy Saturday lunchtime but managed to grab a table by the window, which was perfect for people watching. There was a bit of a queue to order, but expected on a Saturday. The coffee was great, I also had the Basque cheesecake which was delicious, a bit on the pricy side. Would definitely come back!

Exceptional espresso, very competent and exceedingly nice staff. Ceramic mugs are a welcome extra touch. I don't write that many reviews but among the coffee shops in Richmond, this place is my favorite, next to the excellent matcha bar.

Great service. Dog friendly. (A jar of dog treats would be a nice addition.) Well maintained and clean. Not cheap, however given it's located on the high street in Richmond, it's understandable. Latte was ok. Not the best I've had but it's definitely not the worst. Decent range of pastries.

I recently visited Dharma Coffee and was pleasantly surprised by their espresso tonic—refreshing and well-balanced, perfect for a warm and sunny day. I also appreciated the quick service, as I didn’t have to wait long for my drink. That said, I was a bit disappointed to find out they had stopped serving V60s for the day, even though there were still 30 minutes until closing. While I understand the staff likely didn’t want to extend their shift—especially after what was probably a long and busy day given the café’s popular location and the great weather—a single-cup pour-over doesn’t take much longer than an espresso-based drink. It was a shame, particularly since at £4.60, their V60 is one of the most reasonably priced in London—something I was genuinely looking forward to trying. The staff weren’t particularly warm or welcoming, but certainly not rude—just neutral, which can’t really be held against them, especially at the end of a demanding shift. The atmosphere inside is relaxed, with a good variety of seating options to suit different preferences. One of Dharma’s best features is its extended hours—open until 6pm, which is rare for London’s specialty coffee spots. It’s especially appreciated in summer when you can enjoy a proper coffee after a sunny day in Richmond Park. All in all, Dharma has a lot going for it. I wish they could keep making V60s until closure but other than that I definitely recommend them if you want a nice cup of coffee in Richmond.