Holy Shot Coffee

Great coffee and love the atmosphere here! It was nice to visit after visiting flower market. The brunch waffles are not as really good as they look, but still the visual itself is good enough XD

I ordered via Deliveroo. The hot chocolate was very chocolaty, but not as tasty as I expected based on the reviews. It wasn’t bad at all, just wouldn’t pay £5 for it ever again.. I tried the avocado toast which was £9. The price is standard, but I didn’t really enjoy it. For the same price I’d rather go Le Pain Quotidien and get a better toast. I’d give it another try since people seem to love this place, I just don’t see why as of yet… I’d definitely try it again and see if anything changes as I love supporting independent cafes over chains.

Nice decor and great for flat whites or matcha lattes. Pastries aren’t great, would definitely recommend skipping. The peanut butter and oreo brownie sounded incredible but crumbled apart while eating it. Stick to takeaway coffees.

Cute little coffee shop, friendly service and tasty food. It’s also a good space to bring your laptop and do some work, or for a nice brunchRecommended dishesEggs Wit Avocado Toast

My favourite local coffee shop, always great service and always happy to have a chat whilst they busy about they know most of the people who come in, and remember their normal order - the advantage of going to an independent over a chain. Coffee is consistently great, and the Acai bowl I am slightly addicted too handy hint: always add peanut butter.

I had a flat white from here for £3.40 which wasn't to my liking. The tight seating space within was claustrophobic for me. People seem to love what Holy Shot does so I'll try returning to try some other coffee and food.

One of my go-to spots for coffee in the area and the best Acai Bowl I've had in the UK. Nice but cramped atmosphere, and a newly renovated bathroom. The service is friendly too. The food can be a bit spotty avoid the BLT, for instance and occasionally the coffee is bitter, but it's still one of the better coffee shops in an area spoiled for choice. Update: It's still a great location but seems to be slipping with its popularity. The coffee is hit and miss now, and perhaps due to inflation they've gone from the best açai bowl in London to the worst I've had. Service is still friendly, but it's getting poor. I'd say now this is a solidly below-average cafe in a great location.

This is a lovely local cafe I stumbled upon. The staff are absolutely lovely and very friendly. The interior is decorated very well. There are plug sockets and free wifi so it makes great to do some work, and you don't feel pressured to leave. The coffee is great and honestly the brunch prices are extremely affordable. Would definitely recommend!

Nice little cosy cafe : some good healthy brunch options Tasty coffee and sitting area at the back and outside

Ordered a vegan pain au chocolat and latte with oat milk. Amazing coffee and croissant. I think both were better than the regular non vegan versions you would get elsewhere. The seating area inside is really aesthetic, somewhere to go with your friends for a chill vibe. Highly recommend!