Pancras Rd0.0 mi from King's Cross centrelast reviewed May 2026
The roastery is the cafe, which means the Kings Cross counter is where you taste the Colombian single-origins at their source. Best Independent Coffee Shop at London Coffee Festival 2025, which lands differently when the roaster is on the premises.
London Coffee Festival's Best Independent 2025, with the Colombian single-origins to prove it.
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…
Pancras Rd0.0 mi from King's Cross centrelast reviewed May 2026
The roastery is the cafe, which means the Kings Cross counter is where you taste the Colombian single-origins at their source. Best Independent Coffee Shop at London Coffee Festival 2025, which lands differently when the roaster is on the premises.
London Coffee Festival's Best Independent 2025, with the Colombian single-origins to prove it.
Pancras Rd, London N1C 4TB, UK
0.0 mi from King's Cross 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…
Gramos roast their own beans and pour them a floor below King's Cross, with rare varietals and fermented-process lots on the menu. The team at the counter will point you toward something specific based on what you actually like.
Frequency roasts its own beans and serves them across espresso, V60, and AeroPress from the same King's Cross counter. That closed loop between roast and cup is rare this close to the station.
Origin is one of the UK's most serious independent specialty roasters, and their British Library outpost pulls espresso and filter that actually match what the brand promises.