Wimbledon Park Rd0.2 mi from Southfields centrelast reviewed May 2026
A self-described Melbourne coffee snob rated the espresso among the best in London, specifically for the coffee, not the cause. The baristas are trained through a youth employment programme, which makes the quality an outcome of intent, not chance.
The barista training programme produces espresso that caught a Melbourne coffee snob's attention.
Ulterior Motives · 16 Jun
London in July runs two clocks. One is the second week at the tennis and the Proms finding their opening night; the other is quieter: six wooden skiffs rowing…
Richaro's Ramblings · 4 May
Proper Coffee surfaces three tiers. We lean on the top one because that's the obvious thing a discovery site should do, and that's mostly where this site sends…
Wimbledon Park Rd0.2 mi from Southfields centrelast reviewed May 2026
A self-described Melbourne coffee snob rated the espresso among the best in London, specifically for the coffee, not the cause. The baristas are trained through a youth employment programme, which makes the quality an outcome of intent, not chance.
The barista training programme produces espresso that caught a Melbourne coffee snob's attention.
254 Wimbledon Park Rd, London SW19 6NL, UK
0.2 mi from Southfields centre
Ulterior Motives · 16 Jun
London in July runs two clocks. One is the second week at the tennis and the Proms finding their opening night; the other is quieter: six wooden skiffs rowing…
Richaro's Ramblings · 4 May
Proper Coffee surfaces three tiers. We lean on the top one because that's the obvious thing a discovery site should do, and that's mostly where this site sends…
Wylie's is a proper neighbourhood coffee shop in Southfields that rotates guest roasters, so there's always a reason to go back. The coffee is consistently good and the place has genuine character.
A food-first spot in Southfields that roasts its own beans and takes them seriously. The cortado is the tell.
A coworking space with genuinely good coffee; they rotate between Kiss the Hippo, Origin and Rosslyn, which tells you the people running it actually care what's in the cup.