Reddoor

I popped in to this lovely little shop today and didn’t have cash with me to pay for my coffee. Nowadays, I only pay by a card. The gentleman who served me was ever so kind and and offered the coffee to me on the premise that I will return at a later time to pay. I will definitely be back. Thank you 😊.

The minute I entered this cafe, I thought it was an unreal experience. Completely different to watch coffee chain made me used to: no logic interior design, random layout, random ornaments. It was then that I realised this was the magic key of the place and i started liking it and feeling at home. In a world were everything is standardized ("what would you like? Have in or take away?") this cafe has a character and this is thanks to the people who work there. Just living the moment as it is.

This is a delightful independent cafe on a quirky side street entrance to Greenwich Market. The decor is full of art and even chandeliers and a moon-scape light shade. The tea and cakes are great, tea served in traditional metal tea pots. A small menu means they concentrate on quality, and my friend loved her carrot cake. Recommended.

Great place to relax and eat. Friendly staff, chill vibes and - most importantly - one of the best sandwiches I've had in London. I got the ham, cheddar and basil bagel, which was toasted and flavoured to perfection. It was so good that I immediately wanted another and was greedily eyeing up the avo+humous ciabatta my visiting mother had bought (thumbs up from her as well). I got a large almond latte to go; it was pretty good, just the right strength, and came in a generous size cup (like a chain store 'medium' - not the typical 'artisan' thimble). Will definitely come back.

Found this place while looking for a "proper" tea shop in Greenwich, thanks to Google maps. They have an interesting selection of teas, which they serve in cast iron tea pots. I can recommend "the tea with no name". The cakes are also excellent and they had three vegan cakes. Really friendly and chatty staff.