The Wren Coffee

The Wren Coffee - Review - City - London - The Infatuation

"Your bedroom with the door locked, turns out, isn’t the only place to find a peaceful workspace in London. The Wren Coffee is a cafe set within the imposing St Nicholas Cole Abbey, near Cannon Street. It’s a tall-ceilinged, gold-corniced room that manages to make typing emails feel like it has a higher meaning. It’s open from 7am, there are a few plug sockets dotted around, the wifi holds up well for video calls, and there are some very lovely pew-like benches you can pitch up at, beneath stained glass windows. Know it’s not just a hub for laptop-users. Office workers on lunch breaks drift in to read their books and pick up decent almond croissants and porridge pots. It might be a church but low-level nattering is encouraged." - Sinéad Cranna

The Best London Cafes and Coffee Shops with WiFi for Freelancers - Eater London

"Going to church with a laptop might be frowned upon elsewhere, but here’s an altar for the itinerant worker. It goes without saying that the setting is stunning, all high ceilings, dark wood and stained glass. Coffee is from the reliable Caravan with tea from Brew Tea Co, and an equally steady and tasty food offer includes sourdough toast and quiches for when the font runs dry. Really, though, this is somewhere to let the surroundings inspire, working in peace." - James Hansen

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