"Paradox Design + Coffee is a dinky Netil Market unit serving interesting brews from small batch speciality roasters, like Yallah beans from the South West coast. It’s conveniently positioned next to the dog-petting, sunbathing paradise that is London Fields." - rianne shlebak, sinead cranna
"Paradox's pocket-sized Netil Market unit has a dinky hatch—for grabbing cups of Campbell & Syme brews and wandering around London Fields—but there's a peaceful, tiny adjoining cafe too. The beans here read like a who’s who of the coffee world—Dark Arts Coffee, Yallah Coffee beans they picked up from a trip to the South West coast—and drinks are made expertly, and with care." - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak
"Paradox Design + Coffee is proof that good things come in small packages. This pretty, dinky Netil Market unit serves coffee that tastes as good as this pocket-sized spot looks. Most people stick to the little hatch, grabbing cups of Campbell & Syme brews and wandering around London Fields. But we like the adjoining cafe. It’s tight, just a few seats, but it’s full of beautiful objects—sketchy drawings of flowers and mountainscapes on cards, embossed fermentation books, ember-smelling candles—and feels utterly peaceful. The beans they use read like a who’s who of the coffee world—Dark Coffee Roasters, Yallah beans they picked up from a trip to the South West coast—and drinks are made expertly, and with care. It’s one of our favourite coffee spots in the city. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Pause Unmute" - Sinéad Cranna
"Just some top coffee from one of the city’s best coffee stands." - Adam Coghlan
"Paradox continues to sling the good brews from Netil Market, London Fields, Wednesday to Sunday. The rose latte shatters any lingering concerns about coffee being deathless, and a rotating suite of roasters keeps things fresh, with a choice of several bright filter coffees frequently showcasing innovative processing methods. One of the best of the best in 2022." - James Hansen