Coffee
Come to Camden Create
We’ve teamed up with a new annual 3-day festival all set to celebrate NW1 as a hub for creativity. And Kentishtowner readers get a handy 25% discount off tickets
Witty coffee signs don’t get much better than this
The Fields Beneath cafe by Kentish Town West overground has come up trumps. But how long will this LOL-inducing gem survive?
Is Brew Bar the wittiest coffee shop in London?
For many years, indie coffee houses have been chalking up funnies to lure customers in – and away from the chains. But this Camden Town newbie might just be our favourite
Top 5: Camden Town coffee shops
Artisan cafes of all shapes and sizes now pepper NW1, so here are five essential pit stops to escape from the crowds – and the chains
Review: Ruby Dock, Camden Lock Place
The latest artisan coffee shop to open in the reinvented and now quite foodie Camden Lock Market
Review: Ginger and White, Belsize Park
It’s the north London micro-chain’s second branch. And now licensed, it’s doing a tasty line in relaxed sharing plates
Free Weekend? Explore Primrose Hill
Shielded by its triangular borders of railway, canal and parks, an afternoon ambling round the villas and vistas of Primrose Hill is a London classic. Yet there’s plenty of change afoot
Review: Salvino, Brecknock Road
This longstanding Sicilian deli serves as a reminder that life’s great pleasures need not be expensive or involve exhaustive travel
Cheeky Coffee: The Coffee Jar, Parkway
Would you swap a high flying job in banking to fund a dream of opening a coffee shop in Camden?
Review: Honest Burger, Camden Lock Market
Sarah Fox went to see how the not so chainy-chain is satisfying north London’s patty fixation
About Kentishtowner
The award-winning print and online title Kentishtowner was founded in 2010 and is part of London Belongs To Me, a citywide network of travel guides for locals. For more info on what we write about and why, see our About section.
