Ozone Coffee - London Fields
Coffee roastery · Cambridge Heath ·
Creative brunch & excellent coffee in bright, airy warehouse spaces
Creative brunch & excellent coffee in bright, airy warehouse spaces
"The design, the food, and even the bike storage at this sceney London Fields brunch spot have been optimised to appeal to those with an Alohas sneaker habit. It’s walk-in-only at the weekend so come early to grab one of the gorgeous plywood booths. Coffee is a big part of the offering so get a cup and some of the excellent and creative food, like miso granola with berries, or comforting, rich lamb mince on ciabatta." - jake missing, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna
"Ozone’s is a white and bright warehouse-like space a two-minute walk from Cambridge Heath, and brunch is what they do best. Expect big booths and a tonne of great options like rich lamb mince and a crispy egg on toast, or smoked fish nasi goreng. Even simpler dishes, like miso granola, are delicious at Ozone. It’s walk-in-only at the weekend and if you’re planning on cycling here, know the bike storage is immaculate." - jake missing, daisy meager, sinead cranna, heidi lauth beasley
"We don’t know if we can, in good conscience, send someone to Ozone Coffee in Bethnal Green and not tell them to get the smoked fish kedgeree. So yes, head to this spot to drink some of the best coffee in London, but also, get an extremely tasty breakfast too." - rianne shlebak, sinead cranna
"Ozone is where we take our hard-to-impress loved ones for brunch. The airy, oat-toned London Fields spot is all lofty, warehouse-like proportions and draws a crowd of young families and east London types. If you’re planning a weekend visit, know that it’s walk-in-only. But if you’re lucky—or organised—you’ll get one of the gorgeous plywood booths. The food is excellent and creative, like miso granola with turmeric pear compote, or comforting, rich lamb mince on sourdough. It’s also a rare place where nobody—gluten-intolerant or highly tolerant—has to compromise." - rianne shlebak
"Ozone is less a coffee shop and more of a breakfast emporium. Creative dishes at this Emma Street outpost range from miso granola with labneh to a smoked fish nasi goreng. During the week you’ll be sitting among people pitching up with their laptops and catching up over miso granola. Expect to fight for seats at the counter if you’re someone who chooses violence in the morning, or get to know your neighbours on one of the massive shared tables." - heidi lauth beasley, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna
