Coconut lovers! This one is for you! London’s new viral dessert spot is a tropical oasis in the heart of Soho. Newly opened café, Coco Playa’s whole menu is dedicated entirely to coconut.
Indulge in an exotic delight of Coco Playa’s fresh panna cotta desserts served in real coconut shells.
Their best seller, ‘Mango Bingo’ is a tropical goodness of panna cotta, sweet ripe mango pieces topped with chewy mochi pearls.
Their limited-edition ‘Taro & Mochi’ panna cotta is served in transparent glass jar, revealing the elegant aesthetics of the layers of the white panna cotta and the purple homemade Taro paste crowned with white mochi pearls.
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Keep an eye on Coco Play’s social for limited-edition desserts.
Celebrating the rich flavour of coconut, Coco Playa serve coconut-infused drinks, such as ‘Cocomango’ special, which is layers of coconut panna cotta, crystal boba, mango slushy, coconut milk blend and cheese cream.
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‘Cocorose’ drink is made with fresh coconut water, collagen rose syrup, coconut jelly and dried edible rose.
The aesthetic little shop offers lovely tropical background for your Insta photos.
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Christmas is on the corner, so why not take a look at their adorable gifts whilst there. They have tropical hand-crafted coconut bowls and cutleries, Coco Island candle sets and more!
Ready for your next adventure? Sir Ridley Scott’s new epic movie, Napoleon, is in the theatres from 22 November. Why not book your ticket in one of the cinemas in the iconic Leicester Square where the premiere was taken place earlier this month?
London’s first 2D candy store, Candy Baba, just opened their second shop near Angel Station. This time they had re-thought the concept and opened the UK’s very first Doodles-themed candy shop.
Located near New Cross Gate Station, Candy Baba opened their first store this May. This was the very first hand-drawn 2D candy shop in London.
Candy Baba is a retro candy shop to bring your sweetest childhood memories back. They have an amazing selection of vegan, Halal, sugar free, gluten free and retro candies from all your favourite brands.
Featuring purely hand-drawn monochrome design, visitors really feel like they were inside a black and white comic book.
This lovely little store has so much to offer!
There are plenty of photo opportunities and so much to see and discover. The more time you spend in the shop, the more amazing details you find.
Fancy playing a little game?
Can you count how many mice are there painted on the walls and the ceiling?
Doodles London – The UK’s First Doodle-Themed Candy Store
Taking a step further, this November Candy Baba opened their second store just 9-mins walk from Angel Station, but this time with the theme: Doodles.
It’s still the black and white theme but with thousands of adorable little scribbles on the walls and the ceiling.
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There are lots of photo opportunities! You can literally sit on the doodles on comfy furry pillows and take the perfect kooky doodle selfie with your favourite candies.
Doodles London, just like Candy Baba, offers all your childhood favourites and more!
They have a healthy selection of pick ‘n’ mix, your all-time favourite retro candies, plus some crazy items to fit to the shop’s unusual theme. Think of candy noodles, candy sushi, Sour Green Apple Soda, Kosher Pickle, or Birthday Cake flavoured canned drink.
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Now that we are in the festive season, they have a lovely selection of Christmas candies, including Christmas gummies gift box, Elf on a Shelf Jelly Bean Candy Cane and snowman marshmallow on stick.
And Doodles London doesn’t stop there!
They also serve cakes and hot chocolate to help you get into the festive spirit.
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Don’t forget to grab a loyalty card because you’ll get discounts and free items after, 3, 6, 9, and 10 stamps.
Fancy playing a little game?
Spot the ‘Word List’ at the entrance. Can you find all the words on the opposite wall?
Special Events
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Candy Baba and Doodles London offer catering for weddings, birthdays, and other special events.
Doodles London’s event space is soon to be open downstairs. Stay tuned on their social for updates.
The shadows are getting longer, and the days are getting colder. We are in the middle of the spooky season and Halloween is right on the corner. If you’re not a fan of spooky Halloween though, London’s first maid café, Usagi Anime Maid Caféhave a kawaii option for you.
(8-min walk from Tottenham Court Road Station or Holborn Station)
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Maid cafés are incredibly popular in Japan. You’ve probably seen videos of maid cafés on TikTok where waiters and waitresses are dressed as maids and butlers and act like personal servants to customers. They not just serve food and drink, but also sing, dance, and play games with their ‘Masters’ and ‘Princesses’.
Usagi Anime Maid Café – just like the Japanese version – serve kawaii food and drink, including Omurice, parfait, Magic Soda, waffles and more. ‘Masters’ and ‘Princesses’ can ask their maid or butler to decorate their food by drawing something cute on it with ketchup or chocolate sauce.
There are a few rules, however, all guests should keep in mind.
Photos and videos of the maids and butlers are not allowed. If you want to bring a memory home, you can take a ‘cheki’ which is basically a mini polaroid photo with one of the maids or butlers that they then personalise for you.
From 25 – 31 October, every day is revolving around a specific theme. The maids and butlers dress up or cosplay according to the theme of the day and they encourage their Masters and Princesses to do the same.
They serve special Halloween and Autumn-themed set menu during the whole week to “taste the sweetness of Autumn”.
Plus, they provide both spooky and kawaii Halloween accessories you can use for free to take photos or a cheki with your maid or butler.
I went to the ‘Sweet Gothic Lolita – Black & Pink’ and the ‘Gothic Style’ days.
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The Halloween week started on the 25 October with ‘Sweet Lolita – Black & Pink’ day.
All the maids were wearing cute black & pink Lolita dress, kawaii makeup and accessories and encouraged their Masters and Princesses to wear black & pink outfit (not compulsory).
On the first day, I ordered their cute Halloween special set menu. It contained a purple and green ‘poisonous’ matcha drink, a mini pumpkin pie and a kawaii Halloween ice scream brain dessert coated in fresh cream and garnished with everything Halloween. The set menu also contained a cheki with a maid or butler.
To make sure my food would be super delicious, my maid taught me a secret magic spell to put on my desserts and drink. ✨
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After finishing my food, I took a cheki with my maid. I picked a Halloween-themed axe headband and love how the photo turned out.
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The ’Gothic Style’ day on the 27 October was the one I loved the most. To align the theme of the day, I wore a striped black and white long sleeve shirt with my favourite Death Note tee on top and a pair of skeleton earrings.
This time I ordered their special black Omurice and a green Magical Soda. You can ask your maid or butler to draw literally anything on your food with ketchup or chocolate sauce, in case of a dessert. I asked my maid to draw a bat on the top my Omurice. 🦇
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You still have plenty of time to take part in Usagi Maid’s Halloween event week! ‘Butler Day’, ‘Maid & Butler in Combat’, ‘Light & Night’ and ‘Halloween Costume’ themes are coming in the following few days.
If you’re an anime fan, a Lolita girl or just love all things kawaii and looking for a cute Halloween event, you have to visit Usagi Anime Maid Café.
Dress up and have a cutie spooky evening!
Ready for your next adventure? Devilish cheesecake, spooky cookie dough, Addams Family-inspired desserts and more. Here is a list of not-so-scary Halloween treats to try this spooky season in London.
“Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?” Descend into the gloomy, neon-lit depth of Gotham City and let yourself lured in the shadowy side of hero and villain-inspired bubble teas. London’s first Gotham-inspired bubble tea shop opened near Romford Station: Gotham Boba.
Tucked away in Pettits Lane near Bedfords Park, Gotham Boba is a lovely little shop with a lot to offer.
Inspired by the famous neon-lit metropolis, home to multimillionaire superhero, Batman and his monstrous enemies, Joker, Twoface and Harley Quinn, Gotham Boba brings you all the vibes of the dark side of the city.
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On their menu, you will find Joker Jolt which is a sour apple flavoured drink “with a tantalising hint of chaos”, Penguins Plunge which is basically a cookie & cream flavoured drink for gentle mobsters or the flirtatious but violent Harley Strawberries & Cream.
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To celebrate their grand opening, Gotham Boba offer 50% off all of their drinks today (18 October) from 2pm-10pm!
So, why so serious? Slurp on Gotham Boba.
Ready for your next adventure? If you love old-school heroes and nostalgic cartoons, you will definitely enjoy your time at Wonderland Soho.Wonderland is a newly opened fast-food restaurant, inspired by retro cartoon characters and movies, such as Alice in Wonderland, Futurama or The Simpsons.
London’s bakeries, ice cream parlours and dessert shops are crafting wickedly delicious treats for this spooky season. Here are some not-so-scary Halloween treats you should sink your fangs into.
Whipped London is really into Halloween this year. They have a bunch of cute Halloween treats to try and the decoration of this adorable little shop makes the perfect backdrop to snap some photos for your Insta.
Frozen cheesecake
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Frozen pumpkin spice cheesecake dipped in orange chocolate melt and finished with all things Halloween.
Devil Cheesecake
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This devilish cheesecake will guarantee give a sweet shiver in your tastebuds. A generous slice of chocolate, vanilla cheesecake garnished with red sugar paste horns, whipped cream and strawberry sauce.
Hot Chocolate with Pumpkin Mug You Can Keep
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Whilst you’re at Whipped, make sure you grab a pumpkin spice hot chocolate with lots of whipped cream, cookie pieces, Autumn sugar leaves and lots of melted chocolate.
And the best part is, you can bring the mug home! Just pick your colour: white or orange.
Megan’s Restaurants
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Delicious, scrumptious & naughty… Megan’s restaurants launched their deliciously spooky cookie dough for this Halloween.
It’s a gooey black velvet cookie dough with a spiderweb to fit the Halloween theme; and two scoops of ice cream slowly melting on the top (choose from vanilla or salted caramel…or get both!). Extra chocolate buttons added for extra naughtiness.
Sink your fangs in Megan’s Spooky Dough until 15th November 2023.
EL&N Café
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“The creepy and the kooky, mysterious and spooky, they’re all together ooky, the EL&N family.”
One of London’s most Instagrammable cafés, launched their Addams Family-inspired dessert menu for the spooky season. Feast on Pugsley’s Pumpkin Cake or go gothic a Black Rose cake. Let Wednesday’s Ube Freakshake freak you out or summon the dead with Morticia’s Haunted Hot Chocolate.
Hurry up! Only available until 31st October!
Loaded Bubble Waffle
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Located in Wood Green Shopping Mall, Loaded Bubble Waffle never let us disappointed when it comes to celebrations.
This Halloween, they have a cute bubble waffle and milkshake to grab at their kiosk, and the best part is, they are both fully customisable! Choose your gelato, toppings and milkshake flavour for not extra cost and watch your treat being made in front of your eyes.
Get ready to Ghoul on with one of London’s favourite original American cocktail bars, TGI Fridays.
Try their three different Halloween drinks this October to stir frightful fun.
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‘Brain Freeze Coke Float’ comes in a large skull-shaped glass. Fizzy coke with a scoop of Vanilla ice cream. There’s a generous amount of whipped cream and strawberry sauce on top to imitate brain poking out from the glass. Alcohol free
‘Jack O’ Lantern’ is served in a spooky Tiki glass and it’s a deadly harmony of Jack Daniels, Apple, lemon, lemon juice and lemonade.
‘Bloody Brain Burst’ is an eerie red and white drink served in transparent glass. It’s a sweet and spooky blend of JJ Whitley Artisanal, Vodka, Baileys, raspberries and chocolate sauce.
Donutelier
“Donut scare me, I’ll eat you!” Get the spooky spirit with famous doughnut bakery Donutelier by Roladin at their Leicester Square shop.
Indulge in the spooktacular sweetness of their Halloween collection.
‘Frighty de Bosco’
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‘Frighty de Bosco’ comes in white coat garnished with eerie red splashes. This doughnut is a sweet marriage of Frutti di Bosco, Chantilly cream garnished with coconut flakes and coconut meringue. You definitely want to sink your fangs into this one.
‘Pumpkin Crackle Crumble’
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‘Pumpkin Crackle Crumble’ is a pumpkin spice ganache, macaron crumble and spice crumble, Chantilly cream and almond flakes. Pumpkin heads! This one is for you.
‘Vanilla Cookie Scream’
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‘Vanilla Cookie Scream’ comes with half black, half orange Oreo on top, Vanilla cream, black cookie crumble, marshmallow cobweb, and Chantilly cream. Oreo fans will love this.
The Knot Churros
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No tricks just treats this Halloween. The Knot Churrosis famous for their super-Instagrammable soft serve served with freshly made churros and cotton candy.
This October they’ve come up with a range of spooky treats, including black and orange soft serve, milk shake and slushie.
Milk Train
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Milk Train re-released their famous Maple Tree Ice cream creation at the end of September. Maybe it’s not spooky at all, but it’s amazingly aesthetic and TikTok-able with the shop’s Autumn décor.
You can choose your ice cream flavour from chocolate, vanilla, or their signature maple flavour. The tree’s body is a milk chocolate flake bar, topped with orange candy floss to look like a beautiful Autumn tree.
Which one will you try first? Comment below.
Ready for your next adventure? If you haven’t done so, make sure you visit The Clink Prison Museum this spooky season. The Clink is one of England’s oldest prisons (and one of the most hunted too) and they do regular ghost tours for under £10pp.
Welcome to the rabbit hole! London’s new fast-food restaurant, Wonderland, takes you on a culinary journey with finger-licking dishes inspired by nostalgic cartoons and movies. Think of Alice in Wonderland, The Simpsons, Pulp Fiction or Futurama.
Wonderland take you on an exciting journey between two different worlds: carnivore and vegan.
The menu is split into two and each burger, chicken wings, burrito bowl and nachos, as well as dessert and milkshake have their vegan substance on the other side of the menu.
In the middle stands the fries that come with the most different month-watering sauces, such as their signature ‘wonder sauce’ which is a satisfying balance of celery and mustard or ‘Aloo Chaat Fries’ that comes with sweet yoghurt, tamarind ketchup, mango chutney, pomegranates, red onion, coriander and crunchy sev.
Whether you’re a big meat eater or a true vegan, you’ll definitely find something to satisfy your cravings.
At Wonderland, they take both meat eaters’ and vegans’ needs seriously. That’s why they have separate work-stations, friers and grills in the kitchen for vegan and meat-based dishes.
One the Red Corner: Meat 🥩
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Wonderland pride themselves in sourcing the highest quality, sustainable and organic ingredients. That’s why they work with artisanal and award-winning suppliers that provide nothing but organic grass-fed meat.
The chicken is organic, and the beef is Aberdeen Angus beef from British and Irish farmers who don’t use GMOs or antibiotics.
On the Green Corner: Plants 🌱
Everything on the plant-based menu is free of chemicals, ultra-processed ingredients and all the sauces and gherkins are home-made. Everything on the meat side of the menu has vegan alternative.
Which corner will you choose?
At Wonderland even the packaging is entertaining. Just open your burger box to see the cool cartoon design with a fun quote to keep you entertained while eating.
Plus, all food is served in 100% recyclable or compostable packaging.
The Ambience
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Being inspired by classic cartoons and movies, Wonderland brings you the vibes of a comic book. The colour scheme is pink, purple and chrome with a little bit of green.
Upstairs, all the walls and furniture are painted and lit purple or holographic chrome. Giant, vibrant graphic posters (Alice in Wonderland, The Wicked Witch and The Grand Wizard) are lining on the walls blending the concept of the restaurant and the retro pop culture perfectly.
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Now let’s head downstairs. A long, green-lit staircase lead us to a cheeky electric pink room.
On the left-hand side, there is a vibrant pink neon sign saying, “Atomic Love” and there are more graphic posters on the wall. Notice the comic-themed custom rug on the floor as you enter.
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There are intimate separated tables here, all lit by pink neon tubes, and each has their own chandelier.
Wonderland brings you a new, never seen before concept by keeping both meat eaters and vegans happy with a special menu giving you the chance to try the plant and meat-based version of the same food while providing a quirky, retro cartoon-inspired atmosphere.
Make sure you visit Wonderland Meat vs Plants in Soho and lose your way “somewhere between worlds”.
Ready for your next adventure? Add a quack to your life! Duck World is specialised in the most adorable collectable rubber ducks. Find the rubber duck version of your favourite movie character, own a president duck, or find your zodi-duck sign. Only a 6-min walk from Wonderland.
Did you know that Europe’s largest neon sign collection is in London and free to visit? Tucked away in an industrial estate in Walthamstow, God’s Own Junkyard is a neon Nirvana where you can easily spend hours without noticing it.
God’s Own Junkyard is an art gallery and “funky art store” as they describe themselves on Google, however, they are much more than that.
The story began with Richard Bracey who started his company, called ‘Electro Signs’ in the 1950s. He was making signs for funfairs, cafés, and strip clubs not just in London, but also in South-East England.
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Richard’s son, Chris Bracey, who was a graphic designer, took over the business in the 1970s, but he was not just making neon signs but also started collecting those that were otherwise would have been thrown away.
In 1978, Chris Bracey established his neon museum and named it ‘God’s Own Junkyard’ after a book by Peter Blake: ‘God’s Own Junkyard: The Planned Deterioration of America’s Landscape’.
Breaking in Hollywood
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You might not have known, but God’s Own Junkyard have provided neon signs for the biggest Hollywood blockbusters, such as Charley and the Chocolate Factory, Eyes Wide Shut, Blade Runner, and The Avengers (spot the STARK sign above the café counter).
They worked with Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen and Vogue Magazine has also done photo shoots among the neon signs. Fashion brands, such as Urban Outfitters also love the place for photo shoots.
The Rolling Scones Café
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God’s Own Junkyard is not just an Instagram heaven where you can take tons of photos and leave.
They have an amazing café within, called ‘The Rolling Scones Café’ serving coffee, cocktails, mocktails, beers and wines as well as breakfast, lunch and dinner options, burgers, sandwiches, and cakes (their halloumi burger is fantastic!)
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So, why not enjoy some food and drink in London’s only one neon sign café?
The Shop
God’s Own Junkyard also have a lovely little gift shop where they’re selling postcards, pin badges, T-shirts, mugs, and more.
There is also a book that tells the story of Chris Bracey and how this amazing place was born. ‘Steel Dogs’ is available in the gift shop, or you can also order it from Amazon.
Events & Renting the Neon Signs
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The neon signs here are not just to admire. They available to buy or rent. You can find a catalogue of the signs here.
Can’t find what you are looking for? They can design and fabricate almost any imaginable neon signs. Just drop them an email or give them a call to discuss about your ideas.
The venue is available for rent for private events or photo shoots. So, if you’re on the hunt for the quirkiest venue for your wedding photoshoot or planning an unforgettable private event, look no further. Just drop them an email or give them a callto discuss it further.
Ready for your next adventure? Did you know that there is a 2D candy store in London? Candy Baba brings you a fully immersive 2D monochrome world with photo opportunities and your favourite sweets from your childhood.
HACHI Beyond Bakery opened this August in the heart of Notting Hill. Located next to the famous Portobello Market, they are 14-min walk from Notting Hill Station and 7-min walk from Ladbroke Grove Station.
‘Hachi’ means ‘eight’ in Japanese language, yet the tilted 8 becomes the symbol of infinity. Therefore, HACHI’s logo represents the continuous renewal of the relationship between customer and baker day after day by offering hand-baked products using natural ingredients.
Fruit Sando, Shokupan Kuro and Classic Pastry on the Menu
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Pop in for a refreshing matcha latte in the morning or try one of their kawaii Japanese ‘Fruit Sando’ that looks like they jumped straight out from an anime. Fruit Sando is a traditional Japanese sandwich made with a generous amount of fresh cream and fresh fruit. In Japan, Fruit Sando is often given as gift for loved ones.
Based on Japanese gift-giving art, HACHI sells two signature bread loaves: Shokupan Shiro and Shokupan Kuro that are often given as special gift during gift-giving seasons in Japan ‘Ochugen’ and ‘Oseibo’.
Shokupan Shiro is basically a white milk loaf. It’s a very soft and fluffy type of bread that stays moist for longer than ordinary bread. It’s made with an original blend of wheat flour, milk, and butter.
Shokupan Kuro is black milk loaf which is basically the same as Shokupan Shiro with some activated charcoal added for the benefit of detoxification and purification of the body.
If you’d rather go for something classic, Almond Croissant and Pistachio New York Roll are up for grabs as well as delicious Anko Cream Pan which is filled with red bean paste straight from Hokkaido.
Grab a classic americano or a proper matcha latte (imported from Japan) in the morning or let a classic green tea relax your senses after work.
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HACHI also sells some lovely merch, including tee, hat, and tote bag. Why not purchase one of them to support this adorable small business?
Ready for your next adventure? 3D printed ice creams took over London this Summer. They did pop ups all over the city. Now Summer is over, but you can still find them if you know where to look. Here’s where to find 3D printed ice cream in London.
Modern minimalist interior, top-notch service and delish superfood that leave you happy and healthy. This is Avobar, a place where the whole menu is dedicated to the green mushy fruit.
Located in the heart of Covent Garden, Avobar is London’s first café with nothing but avocado on their menu (Well, almost…they have amazing coffee too).
From classic avocado toast to poached egg to salads, everything is made with fresh Hass Avo here from sustainable and ethical source.
So, everything is made from avocado. Isn’t it overwhelming a bit?
All dishes are made in the most creative way, so you’re guaranteed never get overwhelmed. Plus, their menu is changing every season, bringing exciting new healthy dishes to your plate.
Avobar is vegan friendly and there is a range of vegetarian and gluten free options, too.
Even the desserts are made from avocado! If you haven’t tried avocado brownie or avocado soft serve ice cream, here’s your chance. I tried the avocado ice cream, and it was creamy, sweet (but not too sweet) and absolutely delicious!
Besides the classic coffee and soft drink menu, there is a range of smoothies and even cocktails made with avocado. ‘The Pink Avo Smoothie’ is a refreshing mix of avocado, banana, orange juice and frozen strawberries for the pink colour and the sweet taste.
‘Avocado Margarita’ and ‘Avo Star Martini’ (the latter is made with a ‘bit of fruit + a bit of drama’ according to its description on the menu) are something you definitely want to try if you’re really an adventurous foodie!
Avobar Facts
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Avobar is dog friendly. Small and medium doggos and guide dogs of any size are welcome
Avobar don’t currently have kids menu, however, many of the dishes are kids friendly
Ready for your next adventure? Enjoy your morning coffee and bagel in an ancient Greek Hall! Redemption Roasters’ Islington branch possesses one of London’s best kept secrets. Make sure you visit their basement next time you visit.
Located on the edge of the charming Camden Passage near Angel station, there is a small coffee shop, called Redemption Roasters.This lovely café is not only the world’s first prison-based coffee company, but also hides a beautiful secret…
After ordering your coffee and sandwich, make sure you head to the hidden basement where a beautiful secret awaits you.
This hidden basement with a few extra tables and seats offers the vibes of an ancient Greek hall.
The floor is covered with white tiles and on the walls large mirrors reflect the intricate wall decoration made of pieces of sculptures, elements of cast iron decorations and everyday objects.
Some other sculptures stand under vaults carved in the walls, while climbing plants and other greenery break the pure white colour of the room. Natural light comes through the large windows seeing to the rare garden.
Perfect hideaway from the buzzing city life.
About Redemption Roasters
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Redemption Roasters, as mentioned above, is the world’s first prison-based coffee company.
But what does that mean?
It means that they are working closely with HMP the Mount and train residents in barista, coffee production and roasting to help them find employment after being released. This helps reducing reoffending and getting back to prison again. Research show, if prisoners find job after being released, it reduces the rate of reoffending by 50%.
Every bag of coffee is roasted behind the bars of HMP the Mount and by purchasing it, you can help reducing reoffending in the UK.
Coffee School
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If you’re passionate about coffee making and latte art, why not book a training session with Redemption Roasters?
Their Coffee School is next to Kings Cross Station, and they give you all the knowledge and skills you need for coffee making, brewing, latte art and more.
Ready for your next adventure? How about visiting London’s cheekiest café near London Bridge Station? Fuckoffeewelcomes their guests with hipster atmosphere, offensive décor, good coffee, and free dog treat.
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