WatchHouse roasts its own coffee at a dedicated Coffee Lab in South London, and this Fitzrovia counter pours the results. Single origins carry tasting notes, with the Roaster's Spotlight rotating in something new to try.

This is the WatchHouse that actually makes the coffee, not just serves it, so what lands in your cup was cupped and roasted a few floors up.

This is the original WatchHouse, the site the brand grew out of, still running the own-roastery programme that built its reputation for sourcing literacy.

WatchHouse runs its own Coffee Lab in South London; this is where you drink the output. Ask what single origin is on the bar, and order it rather than the view.

WatchHouse roasts its own coffee at a dedicated South London facility, and this Covent Garden room serves it as single origins with a tasting card on every cup.

WatchHouse runs its own roastery, the South London Coffee Lab, and Seven Dials is where you drink what it produces. Order filter, and ask what's on the seasonal espresso.