Saint Nine Coffee

Saint Nine coffee has been on my list for a while, so I finally got to try it on a Friday morning. The place is small with limited seating, but has big windows that allow for a lot of light. If you sit by the window you also get to people watch while enjoying your coffee. I asked the barista which coffee (filter or latte) he would recommend, and after explaining what kind of coffee they were. He offered to let me try some of the filter and while I got the latte. Both were very delicious and unique in their own way. The latte was smooth and naturally sweet. The filter had a unique strong flavor. I enjoyed both very much. I also had a cinnamon bun with the coffee, which was nice but not flaky enough for my taste. Highly recommend this place if you’re a coffee lover!

Amazing coffee shop! Super friendly staff and truly unique design. There is an amazing mural inside that extends across the ceiling. I ordered both a cappuccino and an americano and both were fantastic. I highly recommend this place if you’re near the Tate Museum.

I am visiting from the States and love a good macchiatto... This one was perfectly able bodied with a just a bit of fruit. Laith was so kind and welcoming! Highly recommend!

Recently had the pleasure of visiting Saint Nine Coffee and had a great experience. I came early morning for a single espresso, they only do double, no problem! The shot was excellent, well balanced and full bodied. The staff were very friendly and could tell it had a neighbourhood feel with other patrons being recognised by name and having chats. I would highly recommend the coffee and the espresso especially. Follow me on Google Maps for more reviews!

Tiny little cafe that I stumbled across when looking for a place nearby. Thought I'd try bit out at about 11am and sit down with a nice capp. Unfortunately, it was packed even at that time, so takeaway it was! Coffee was pleasant but not amazing. I fully appreciated the sizing. No latte masquerading as a massive cappuccino here. These are properly sized and real cappuccino drinkers will appreciate it. Starbucks drinkers will not. One staff member (the man) was very friendly and welcoming, and service was fairly quick from the barista. It's just too bad that like so, so many speciality cafes everywhere, people just camp there on their laptops. With such limited seating, I would have hoped it was for people who actually want to have a coffee, not leech off wifi and do their Factime, WFH, or digital nomad stuff. It wasn't totally unexpected to have to do carry out, as London's coffee culture seems to be heavily orientated to the "on the go" type. I just was a bit bummed to see so many spots taken up by laptop users when there are so very few available. Otherwise, nicely flavoured cappuccino pulled well and really great to have truly indie cafes around. I would definitely give them a shot if you're in the area and want a legit cup of coffee.

I have tried many many coffee places in London, and consider myself a coffee snob. Saint Nine coffee is by far and away the best I've had. Beautiful smooth flat whites without a hint of bitterness and a beautiful layer of micro foam. Simply a must try

Quaint little place which does nice coffee whilst not being too expensive like other chains. The staff are always smiling and welcoming. Really great coffee place.

Lovely staff, delicious pastries, and fantastic coffee!! Also beautiful artwork inside. A nice place to sit and catch a breather before exploring the rest of London, coffee is unreal as per the expert in our group. 10/10 would recommend!!!