Kudu — Restaurant in Municipality of Filothei - Psychiko

Coffee Lover's Paradise at Kudu Coffee Shop, Neo Psychiko

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Stepping into Kudu Coffee Shop at Neo Psychiko is like entering a coffee enthusiast's dream. As a flagship third-wave cafe of the eponymous KUDU coffee roastery, this place offers an unparalleled journey into the world of premium coffee. The beans are sourced from the most renowned farms across the globe and meticulously roasted by the KUDU team, giving each cup a distinct character that reflects the team's commitment to excellence.

Kudu doesn't just serve exceptional coffee - it equips you to recreate the experience at home. Their retail section offers a variety of their fine roasted coffees, either whole beans or pre-ground according to your preference. They also have a curated selection of brewing equipment and delightful extras such as mugs and tote bags, catering to both seasoned coffee aficionados and beginners looking to elevate their home-brewing experience.

The gastronomic delights at Kudu are a fantastic companion to their stellar coffee. From flaky croissants and decadent pastries to hearty baguettes and nourishing energy bars, every food item is crafted to perfection. Their yoghurt bowls are a particular delight - fresh, healthy, and incredibly tasty. The service complements the fantastic offerings: the staff is not only friendly but also incredibly knowledgeable, ready to guide you through their offerings or answer any coffee-related queries. The cafe also offers delivery through Wolt and Efood, ensuring you can enjoy their delicious fare in the comfort of your home.

All in all, Kudu Coffee Shop is a coffee haven offering an unrivaled selection of exceptional coffee, delectable food, and top-notch service. If you are in Neo Psychiko, this place is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates the art of...

Excellent customer service from our friendly, polite and knowledgeable waitress cannot offset an overall bizarre experience. I visit my childhood neighborhood once or twice a year and this time one of my best friends introduced me to Kudu. There is absolutely nothing special about the place at first site but it looked like a decent place to grab a coffee and catch up on the events of the last two years. This otherwise relaxing and pleasant “ritual” has been repeated numerous times in the last 30+ years since I crossed the pond for the first time, every time I reunite with my loved ones. Unfortunately, this time it was disturbed by Kudu’s policy (?) to refuse adding cinnamon to my cappuccino. To be clear, there is no policy against sugar, or milk (as far as I gathered) but when it comes to cinnamon Kudu seems to draw the line. I am still scratching my head, between laughs, but our servant explained that kudu does not add cinnamon to coffee. Effectively, they seem to prefer losing customers who naively think they can order their coffee any way they want than providing a small cinnamon container. I don’t give three star reviews typically but I think in this case it represents a generous score given the store location, the kind service, the decent coffee flavor and the Monty Python policy on cinnamon. Now if kudu was back in Brooklyn I would encourage them to get their sh*t together and focus on their customer who is what...

Friday three weeks ago, day before lockdown, a cold day, gale blowing, cloudy, no sun. A day for the Metro, visit the suburbs. Also the last day this would be possible, as would not be able to travel on the Metro during lockdown, or at least not without a plausible excuse and prior consent.

I had visited Kudu a yea ago. A similar day. Time for a revisit, as somewhat out of the way and requires a trip on the Metro to a not very pleasant area.

Kudu was surprisingly very busy for a coffee shop in lockdown, takeaway only. Coffee shops, restaurants, bars had been ordered to close on Tuesday, earlier in the week, could only serve takeaway.

Have a takeaway coffee and a bite to eat.

New Synesso espresso machine. They have bought two for lockdown. They expect to be busy.

The shelves were almost bare, restocked whilst I was there. But why bring boxes of coffee in large cardboard boxes, to then throw away, why not reuse the boxes? Why bring coffee in bags, why not in large reusable food grade plastic boxes for coffee brewed in the coffee shop?

Coffee on the shelves has meaningless best by, even worse a date that is two years hence. Best by is meaningless for coffee. Only meaningful date is the roast date.

Last year, The Underdog coffee in Nespresso capsules. Kudu doing the same.

Why stock tea pigs? Not...