F. Mondays
Coffee shop · Brixton ·
Coffee, cookies, and a cute hidden garden await
Coffee, cookies, and a cute hidden garden await
"We love F. Mondays and not just because its name is very much in keeping with our general life philosophy. No, we love F. Mondays for their excellent coffee, collection of cacti, and the hidden garden out back. Anyone who would take us to this cool and casual spot on Brixton Hill would get a big tick from us, and probably a salted caramel brownie too. Just be warned that they close at 4pm during the week." - heidi lauth beasley, rianne shlebak
"As well as loving the sentiment behind F. Mondays, we love their plant and light-filled Brixton space. To help regulars and locals cope with the crisis, they’ve moved to selling kitchen essentials and sweet treats. See their website for details and WhatsApp 07597 391217 to pre-order for collection." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
"F. Mondays is part cool coffee shop, part manifesto for life—and we can wholeheartedly throw ourselves behind both. The Brixton spot is takeaway-only, save for a charming bench seat in front of the window, and is more of a fancy grocery shop. The shelves are lined with lovely things—spiced chana dhal, tubs of excellent Ice Cream Union ice cream, and avocados that have reached peak ripeness. Once you’ve stocked up on fancy produce, turn your attention to the counter and the excellent cookies—lemon and white chocolate, salted chocolate with caramel swirls. You should also know that there’s a charming, hidden garden that’s perfect for sipping coffee on warmer days. There’s usually a queue at peak coffee hours (9am and 12pm-ish), so come afterwards if you’d like to browse the shelves in peace. photo credit: Giulia Verdinelli" - Sinéad Cranna
"We’re entirely on board with the sentiment of F. Mondays and we’re entirely on board with this Brixton spot’s coffee too. Cool and casual, this place has a pretty impressive collection of miniature cacti inside, but our favourite thing is the area out back: their cute hidden garden." - oliver feldman, heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
"We’re entirely on board with the sentiment of this cool coffee spot on Brixton Hill, and pretty much everything else about it. As well as pastries, sandwiches, and bacon baps, this place has excellent coffee and one of the most charming hidden gardens in London. Inside you’ll find a sort of modern lumberjack dream, with lots of oak, plants, and the smell of fresh coffee beans. Just be warned, although it’s a great spot for a catch up or getting some work done, it closes at 4pm in the week." - Heidi Lauth Beasley, Jake Oliver, Eileen Twum
