Pophams Bakery

The coffee was delicious but I was surprised to find the highly lauded Viennoisserie a bit tough and disappointing as did my table neighbors who bought one of nearly everything to try. It’s nevertheless lovely to sit at outside tables, and I almost left without realizing they have a very tasty home goods shop adjacent to the bakery with well chosen items for yourself and for gifts.

No wonder Pophams is so popular - the pastries were incredible! I went on a Sunday morning and the place was full with a queue to enter. - I got the Feta & Tomato pastry and the cardamom bun. The layers on the pastry speak of the crispiness already. - The pastries are served warm and super fresh. It was a delight - fresh and crisp. - Cardamom bun was an interesting find. I love cardamom and I really liked this one. - coffee was ok, nothing to speak highly of but the pastries were the real highlight. - The decor is very pleasing with soothing colors and minimalist design. - Service is friendly and quick. Quite easily one of my favorite bakeries in London! Loved it totally.

Had a wonderful Sunday morning experience. Highly recommend their Toasties, so filling, tasty, and very worth the £8-8.50 (charred leek one especially), best in London. Chocolate hazelnut king pastry a little steep at £6 but a fantastic once in a while treat as it was so delicious and texturally perfect.

I’m big on reviews and as a huge, and very picky, foodie…I can say it’s a serious mistake if you don’t visit. It’s so good, I’d come even if I were insulted by the staff while eating. Luckily, they’re awesome and the food is just laughable good. At least get the Maple and Bacon pastry. Sweet (not overly!), slightly salty, crispy, flaky and everything you want in a pastry. Oh and unexpectedly, the coffee was excellent too! High marks on both their cortado and flat white. Thanks guys!

I recently visited Pophams coffee shop that had a lovely outside area, which made for a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the nice weather. While we ordered an extra shot oat latte hoping for a strong kick to start my day, unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. It seems that the coffee beans they used might not have been the strongest, so if you're a fan of a bold and robust coffee, this might not be the place for you. Despite my coffee not being as strong as I'd hoped, the overall experience was still quite enjoyable. The outside area was cozy and charming, providing a welcoming atmosphere to sit and catch up with a friend or read a book while sipping on your coffee. The shop also had some visually appealing pastries on display that I'm sure would have been delicious, although I didn't get a chance to try them myself. They were located just in front of the till on the open tray, I didn’t feel the hygiene since so many people give order and make payment next to them. Overall, if you're looking for a relaxed and cozy atmosphere to enjoy a casual coffee with friends, this coffee shop could be a great choice. However, if you're looking for a strong and robust coffee, you might want to look elsewhere.