Compane — Restaurant in London

I had an absolutely fantastic experience at Compane and I can't help but share my enthusiasm with a glowing 5-star review!

From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by the warm and inviting aroma of freshly brewed coffee. The atmosphere was cozy and comfortable, with soft background music that set the perfect mood for relaxation.

The staff were not only skilled at their craft but also incredibly friendly. They took the time to explain the various coffee options and helped me choose the perfect brew to suit my taste. Their passion for coffee was evident, and it made the whole experience even more enjoyable.

Now, let's talk about the coffee itself. It was nothing short of exceptional. My latte was expertly crafted, with velvety steamed milk and a rich, robust espresso shot. The attention to detail was remarkable, and I savored every sip.

If you're a coffee lover looking for a perfect cup this place is a must-visit. It gets a resounding 5...

Hidden gem! A good coffee place in the center of a busy, touristy area. You can smell and taste the Arabica beans and it's not sour.

The place is nice to stay in or takeaway. They have a few indoor seating + 5 round tables outside.

They serve pastries, selections of tea, decaf coffee, and other milk alternatives (oats & soya). For coffee enthusiasts, they also serve good & unique filter coffee and will change seasonally.

The baristas are also professional, friendly, and won't disappoint you. The price is reasonable considering the location and the quality they provide.

If you need a quiet coffee place from the busy high street or after a long day's walk. This...

Compane is a small coffee shop nestled inside Prince Arcade. Despite its size, the space feels cozy and welcoming, with charming decor that adds to the atmosphere. There are a few outdoor seating options, though they are limited. The barista was warm and friendly, which made the experience even more enjoyable.

I ordered a flat white and a croissant—the flat white was smooth and well-made, but could have been a but stronger , and I appreciated the thoughtful touch of the sugar served on a lovely plate (all £5.95) . Unfortunately, the croissant was a bit dry and didn’t taste as fresh...