King Edward St0.1 mi from Oxford centrelast reviewed April 2026
The latte has its own admirers, separate from the medieval vaulted room and garden terrace that would fill this place regardless. Coffee that earns its position rather than coasting on extraordinary surroundings.
A genuinely good latte in a room that could coast on its medieval bones.
King Edward St0.1 mi from Oxford centrelast reviewed April 2026
The latte has its own admirers, separate from the medieval vaulted room and garden terrace that would fill this place regardless. Coffee that earns its position rather than coasting on extraordinary surroundings.
A genuinely good latte in a room that could coast on its medieval bones.
2 King Edward St, Oxford OX1 4HS, UK
0.1 mi from Oxford centre
Jericho Coffee Traders roast in Oxford, and the Castle branch is the most honest argument for making the trip. Single origins on filter, tasting notes on the menu, retail beans at the counter.
Dark Horse Roastery's Oxford outpost, operating from a horsebox on Parks Road. A working South Oxfordshire roastery behind the format, with direct farm sourcing and single origins named on the menu.
Oxford's own roastery, operating from a stall in the Covered Market. Order filter and ask what's on.