Best coffee that we have been trying so far. We become regular buyers for our monthly coffee grind at home. The quality of the coffee is one of the best in London and around the world. We can always smell the coffee in our bag after purchase, which just makes us happier!
The price is also reasonable, so we will buy our daily coffee here.
Monmouth Coffee's roasting facility resides at Spa Terminus in Bermondsey, where they ingeniously converted five arches into spaces for roasting, tasting, and offices. It's open to the public at the weekend. Pop along if you want to buy beans to grind at home. You can also buy a coffee and croissants. They don't have any inside seating but you can perch your coffee on a shelf outside. You'll also find a bench near one of the industrial park entrances. Spa Terminus is a collection of food and beverage suppliers who usually sell to the trade but open their doors to the public, mostly on Saturday mornings. It's a great place to pick up Neal's Yard Cheeses and other delicious things to eat and drink.
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Monmouth coffee is my favourite and it is the best coffee in London and by far. For many years now, I have regularly been buying my ground coffee and enjoying it at home.
I have tried all the varieties that they offer and have settled on the Espresso Blend .
As for the freshest coffee, it can be found at the Bermondsey Branch and equally their service is outstanding and by far better than anywhere else.
Borough Market's comes second and my least favourite is Covent Garden's although it is the closest to where I live. Most unfortunately, the manager there is very unprofessional and also not a nice character. She always wants to push for selling the old coffee she has, at times it was 9-10 days since it has been roasted, and justifies it by saying: "I want to shift my stock" rather than being professional and selling what the customer wishes to buy and is paying for. It is not cheap. 1 kg is for £30. She is stubbornly dim and couldn't cope with a logical argument so instead she blamed one of her staff who was totally innocent.
I stopped going there and now make the trip all the way to Bermondsey to buy what I want. Highly recommended!
The customer service, at their HQ, is very good. All over is great and everyone is, too, bar from Covent Garden's manager.
I’ve been purchasing domestic ground espresso from Monmouth for my Sage machine at home, ordered multiple times though out the year with no issues and then most recently the grind was much too small for me to use. I emailed through to the team to explain, tried some troubleshooting but was unable to use the bag that was sent. The team kindly sent our replacements of different grind sizes with next day delivery for me to try so that I can put notes on my orders going forwards so I don’t run into the same problem again. All correspondence has been so quick, I’ve been looked after as a customer and cannot fault the service I’ve received. And the coffee is really tasty!
Veronika Reichenberger
+5
We love going to Monmouth coffee with our toddler. We love the coffee and pastries, buy our coffee beans to take home and there’s a great space to run around and play.
The best coffee and almond croissant I have had. Honestly impressed. I had visited the place prepandemic and was curious how it is doing. Well they did not disappoint. Same delicious coffee and tasty breakfast. Service was polite and their zero waste policy is awesome!
In the end of the market. A cozy and quiet place with quality coffee. No matter drink it there or taking away, Monmouth coffee can bring a memorable taster for a day. It is a pity that they sell some coffee beans there not all of them.
Monmouth know their coffee!
I’ve tried a lot, from a lot of different places, but their espresso wholebean blend is one of my all-time favourites. They have some very special single-origin coffees too. It isn’t cheap — good coffee never is, wherever you get it — but these guys source ethically, direct from the farmer, and pay good prices to the farmer, but it is very good value considering the quality you’re getting. 5/5 for product and service.
Knocking a star off, however, because the last time I wanted a coffee to drink on the way home, I was politely informed that paper cups were no longer available and thus I would have to either bring my own cup or buy one for £5! I left with just my coffee beans. I was disappointed as their baristas make far better coffee than I can! I understand the rationale for this, but maybe some environmentally-friendly paper cups could be sourced?
Very good coffee, no seating space. Great place to buy some coffee beans home.
If you wanna have a cuppa it is recommended to bring your own mug, otherwise you will need to pay extra for a takeaway cup (refundable on return).
Great coffee, takeaway available! Very friendly staff and quick service!
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