The Little One Coffee Shop - Primrose Hill

A ‘little’ coffee shop in Primrose Hill, with a few tables to enjoy the sun in summer. They roast and serve Origin coffee. We had ordered an iced Americano and iced mocha, both the drinks made to perfection. Will definitely drop by again.

Cute compact coffee shop with a few tables outside. Great for take-away if you are on your way to Chalk Farm station. I tried an iced latte, which was lovely. They also make crepes.

Great Latte and warm chocolate muffin. Not too sweet and could taste the freshness! Will go back for their crepes, and other baked items. Nice place to sit outdoors when it is not raining.

This is one of the cutest corners in Chalk Farm - bustling with customers, it offers a small but quality varieties of Brazilian coffee and confectionary items. Their mocha is amazing and goes very well with their cheese bread. Pair this with a crepe for an ideal Sunday breakfast. The staff are also very lovely people! Overall, a 10/10 experience.

The coffee is always good, but sometimes we had to go elsewhere due to crowdedness. Today I drank an iced Americano, the taste was okay, but they didn’t have syrup. So I had to use sugar instead. It would be better if they had syrup for an iced beverage.

Used to be a regular but sadly will be avoiding this places from now on, as the quality and quantity has gone downhill - the coffee was half full after the froth had dissipated, and the coffee tasted bitter and burnt. The crepe seems to have shrunk in size - they used to pack in lots of filling and went to the effort of creating a cheese crust too. Very sad, and I hope they improve.

After a hot yoga session (Fierce Grace), you can get a coffee, and you are good to go!!!😁😁😁

A gem 💎 of a place. Met a friend here for a cuppa and lives up to its name, it’s cute cosy and has unique charm. There are seats outside under a canopy snd it’s a lovely place to watch the passers by, take five and watch the world go by (and many cute dogs!). Staff are so accommodating and friendly, will definitely go back.

The Little One is a small, local coffee shop that also serves a variety of pastries and sweet and savory crepes. They're located in the Primrose Hill neighborhood, in a cute area with outdoor seating available. I went today and ordered a vegan crepe with banana and honey which was delicious! I also got an iced mocha with oat milk, and without a doubt this has to be my favorite coffee in London I've tried so far. The mocha was perfectly sweet and rich, and very well priced. The staff is super friendly and helpful, they helped me decide which crepe to get. I definitely want to go back and try some more variety of the crepes and different coffee drinks on the menu. I'm obsessed with this place and can't wait to be back!

Very cute little coffee place, also serving crepes and pastries, with a good vibe. Enjoyed an iced coffee and custard tart outside. It's small, as the name suggests, but there are a few tables and stools out the front. Perfectly pleasant. Probably wouldn't have a custard tart again - it wasn't very exciting. FYI, there's a 20p charge to use card and no nearby cashpoint.

Great local spot in Primrose Hill! The shop is really tiny and you could easily miss it if you were not looking for it but most locals know it's here and frequent the shop. They serve up Monmouth coffee which is always a great brew in my book. And don't miss their giant muffins or famous crepes...The carrot muffin is moist and scrummy - perfect treat before/or after walking up the nearby Primrose Hill :)

A perfect little coffee shop in the best high street in the city! The coffee is done well, and the guys in the shop are always friendly. They have a good choice of hot drinks as well as coffee and a variable choice of pastries and savoury bites. Seating area is outside on a mismatch of chairs and tables which is pretty quirky, most of them are child size but comfortable enough. There's a few other options for coffee inbred do in Primrose Hill but I'd only ever go here.

Decent coffee and small selection of pastries (flaky croissants were a hit) and friendly staff. While the stools are decent sized, the child seats are a little ridiculous and seem like an inside joke gone awry. Would prefer mugs over paper cups.

Holy cow the pao de queijoa is fantastic especially when it's served freshly hot. Cheesy balls of dough goodness. Whilst I think three for £4.50 is a bit expensive, I still got six as I gobbled almost two down on the spot. Just wish I lived closer! The crepe options also look delicious although I opted just for the former. There is some seating outside. Overall just a very relaxed vibe for the place.

Amazing little coffee shop in a wonderful area !!! Great Flat white with a delicious savory crepe ( ham cheese and mushroom ) !!! Outside a few wood stools I love this place. I will be back !!!

I was lucky enough to have The Little One as my local coffee shop when we lived in Primrose Hill, and despite the plentiful competition from places that will make you coffee up and down the high street, they invariably stood head & shoulders above the rest. It's a tiny little place, but the staff are always enthusiastic and eager to help, and the Monmouth coffee is made quickly but expertly. There are also fresh muffins (the blueberry was my weakness, though the chocolate & coconut was another favorite) and various Brazilian savory snacks; if you're lucky, you might get there on a "bacon sandwich day" when they make fresh breakfasts, too. It's a popular place for people working in the nearby shops and offices, and I'm not surprised.

Love the savoury crepes, coffee and muffins. Gluten free available also. Good for a quick meal and great location. Outdoor seating is very basic (arguably part of the charm) where you have to sit on a tiny stool but nice in summer. My wife will think I'm crazy giving a crepe place 5 stars but anyway...

I had lunch with a friend at The Little One and decided to try one of their Roast Vegetables Crepes. I was appalled to receive a crepe filled with ready-frozen vegetables (industrial cubes of carrots, peas and sweetcorn) with a few leaves of spinach added to it. No"roasted vegetables" at all, and I'm shocked they even call it that. We will definitely not go back.