Where To Drink It: Quality Chop House Shop
It is always exciting to work with people who value provenance, quality and flavour as much as we do; like our latest wholesale partner the Quality Chop House Shop. Based on the corner of Exmouth Market, this grocers shop and butchers has been supplying Farringdon with meats, charcuterie and daily staples since early 2013. More recently it has become renowned for its Friday offer of freshly made doughnuts and roast meat sandwiches, all made in the restaurant next door.
If you are a regular to Exmouth Market, dining at the restaurant or just in need of some fresh coffee you can now drop into the Quality Chop House Shop, stocking a range of Workshop Coffee beans, alongside brewing equipment, grinders and filter papers.
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Quality Chop House Shop
Address
88 - 94 Farringdon Road, London, EC1R 3EA
Twitter
@QualityChop
Hours
Mon to Thurs – 11am to 7pm
Friday - 10am to 8pm
Saturday - 9am to 6pm
Sunday - 11am to 5pm
Where To Drink It: Lost & Found
Lost & Found - a cafe right at the fore of the burgeoning Northern Irish coffee scene.
With the 2013 Irish Brewers Cup Champion Daniel Henderson at the helm, Lost & Found puts great emphasis on its brewed coffee and Workshop are proud to have worked with the team since early 2014, helping them achieve their goal of preparing and serving simple and delicious coffee.
A large part of service for Daniel is telling the story of each coffee's origin and promoting the farmers and cooperatives that produce each one. He also regularly runs brew classes and has a rotating range of filter coffees available to drink and take home.
The bar itself features a La Marzocco Linea EE and Anfim grinder, with filter coffee being served using an Über boiler and Über grinder setup.
Make sure you drop in to see Daniel and the team and ask them about the different Workshop filter coffees they have on bar. You won't be disappointed.
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Lost & Found
Address
2 Queen Street, Coleraine, BT52 1BE
Twitter
@wearelostfound
Hours
Tues to Fri – 8.30am to 5pm
Saturday - 9.30am to 5pm
Monday and Sunday - Closed
Where To Drink It: Bold Street Coffee and Duke Street Espresso
Founded by Sam Tawil in 2010, Bold Street Coffee is arguably the centre of Liverpool’s speciality coffee scene. While the bright red La Marzocco FB-80 is the focal point of the bar, Bold Street also prides itself on serving a wide range of filter coffees. More than that, Bold Street has become famous for its regularly changing menu of breakfasts and salads.
If you find that all seats are full at Bold Street, only a short distance away is it’s airy sister cafe - Duke Street Espresso. This compact, slate black espresso bar is a great location to stop while touring the streets of Liverpool. On top of offering a range of different filter, espresso and cold brew coffees, they also have a toast bar with almost every conceivable condiment.
Both locations are a great place to visit to try a changing range of our single origin coffees or a Cult of Done espresso.
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Bold Street Coffee
Address
89 Bold Street, Liverpool, L1 4HF
Twitter
@boldstcoffee
Hours
Mon to Fri – 7.30am to 6pm
Saturday - 8am to 6pm
Sunday - 9.30am to 5pm
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Duke Street Espresso
Address
27 Duke Street, Liverpool, L1 5AP
Twitter
@dukestespresso
Hours
Mon to Fri – 8am to 5pm
Saturday - 9am to 6pm
Sunday - 10am to 4pm
Where to Drink It: The Wren
Many people have remarked that this might be the ‘grandest’ or most interesting space to enjoy speciality coffee in London. There is no denying that when we were approached by the team behind The Wren we were very excited to see their venue. The cafe is part of a St. Nicholas Cole Abbey that lies just South of St. Paul’s Cathedral. In fact, the church and the cathedral were both designed by Sir Christopher Wren - hence the name.
The high ceilings and tall stained glass windows create an a level of light incomparable with any other coffee shop we know. The open space is great for larger gatherings or just a solitary flat white while admiring the finer details of the stain glass windows. As the summer rolls in the outdoor mezzanine, set away and above from the street, is the one of the best places to watch the bustle of The City of London while you enjoy a Cult of Done espresso or V60 filter brew.
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The Wren
Address
114 Queen Victoria Street, London EC4V 4BJ
Email
info@thewrencoffee.com
Hours
Monday to Friday – 7am to 5pm
Saturday and Sunday – 10am to 4pm
Where to Drink It: The Association
Based in the City of London, The Association is a respite from the banality of the average commercial cafe. High design and impeccable service, alongside well brewed espresso and filter coffees make The Association a focal point of London’s coffee scene. The care and attention that Sam and his team put into each element of service is phenomenal.
With a selection of Workshop Coffee espressos and filter coffee on offer The Association is one of the best places within the square mile to grab a coffee. Make sure to pick up a bag of filter coffee before you leave because the shop is only open Monday through Friday.
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The Association
Address
No. 10/12 Creechurch Lane, London, EC3A 5AY
Phone
020 7283 1155
Twitter
@AssociationEC3
Hours
Mon to Fri – 7.30am to 5pm
Sat and Sun - Closed
Where to Drink It: Embassy East
A bastion of good coffee in East London, Embassy East has received high praise since its opening in spring 2013. Headed up by Chris, Lehi and Tommy of Flat White fame, they have brought everything that is great about the Antipodean coffee shop to Hoxton Street. Simple pegboard design walls, open kitchen and exposed lighting make Embassy East an unpretentious and warm venue for meeting friends or having lunch.
With Chemex brews to share, bags of retail coffee and our Cult of Done Espresso there is enough choice to please any coffee enthusiast. What's more the team at Embassy East prepare some of the most outstanding toasted sandwiches and salads in London.
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Embassy East
Address
285 Hoxton Street, N1 5JX
Phone
020 7739 8340
Email
info@embassyeast.co.uk
Hours
Mon to Fri – 9am to 6pm
Sat to Sun – 10am to 6pm
Where to Drink It: Full Court Press
Small but perfectly formed, Full Court Press is Bristol's answer to the multi-roaster coffee bar. The name itself - a reference to a defensive tactic used in basketball - indicates a no compromise approach. For Mat North and his team at Full Court Press, this means an emphasis on great espresso and filter coffee, served with honest, informative and exemplary service.
We have been really excited to work more and more with Full Court Press and were lucky enough to take part in one of their takeover weeks, during which Full Court Press served exclusively Workshop Coffee filter and espresso coffees, putting a special emphasis on the origin of our coffees. We are really excited to develop this partnership further and have no doubt that the people of Bristol will be enjoying more excellent Workshop Coffee at Full Court Press in the coming weeks, months and hopefully years!
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Full Court Press
Address
59 Broad Street, Bristol, BS1 2EJ
Phone
07794 808 552
Twitter
@FCPcoffee
Hours
Mon to Fri – 7.30am to 5pm
Sat – 9am to 5pm
Where to Drink It: M1LK
One of our first wholesale partners, M1LK is a small brunch style cafe that has gone from strength to strength. Famous nowadays for its stunning breakfasts and sweet cakes, it has also long prided itself the quality of its Workshop Coffee.
Accessible and honest, M1LK epitomises the ideal of commonplace quality. With a playful and bright interior and friendly service, this is a great place to relax during a day. Continually looking to develop what they are doing, M1LK have recently begun running popup dinners - welcoming in exciting new food entrepreneurs.
If you are looking for a reliably exciting place to grab some breakfast or lunch, there are few places we could suggest that would be better than M1LK.
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M1LK
Address
20 Bedford Hill, London SW12 9RG
Phone
020 7494 9831
Email
lauren@m1lk.co.uk
Hours
Mon to Sat – 8am to 5pm
Sun – 9am to 5pm
Our Holborn Coffeebar: Open For Business.
At 7 o'clock this morning, we opened the doors of our third location; our Holborn Coffeebar. Situated at the new Amazon Headquarters, but open to the public, we're looking forward to welcoming guests from 7:00am to 7:00pm, Monday to Friday.
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Holborn Coffeebar
60a Holborn Viaduct
London, EC1A 2FD
Where To Drink It: Hoxton North
We were thrilled when we first met Tim and Vicky, who had grand plans to return to their hometown of Harrogate and take a little of bit of London with them. Hoxton North - a espresso bar and cafe - is the culmination of many months planning and hard work.
Hoxton North has a unique design with dark wood and Victorian brass antiques that bridge the gap between the history of the location and the modernity of the coffee scene. Elegant corner window seats allow you to admire the stone architecture of Parliament Street. Of particular note is ‘the Snug’: a large wooden table in a private booth inset into the wall opposite the bar. This distinct area of the cafe is an intimate location from which to watch the preparation of your Cult of Done Espresso or enjoy a private chat with friends.
The team at Hoxton North have already begun running regular coffee tasting events and are more than happy to chat with you about the different Workshop espresso and filter they have available from a regularly changing menu.
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Hoxton North
Address
52 Parliament Street, Harrogate HG1 2RL
Email
info@hoxtonnorth.com
Hours
Mon – Closed
Tues to Fri - 8.30am to 5pm
Sat – 9.30am to 5pm
Sunday – 10am to 4pm