Fuckoffee — Restaurant in London

So this is one of my favourite places to chill out at the weekend, I must have spend every Sunday morning for about 6 months drinking a flat whites and working away on my laptop at Bermondsey Street coffee. I would try and keep it a secret but honest it already out of the bag this place is a victim of its owe success, too often i'll struggle to get a seat on a rainy weekend.

They've always got music from someone I've never heard of playing and the place is full oddball posters & random tat. Pooch friendly with dog biscuits by the coffee lids and the staff are great, really friendly. If you spend long enough there you'll realise the WiFi is a pain and kicks you off after an hour, but you won't really mind buying another coffee. Probably the best coffee shops in this part of London - v.trendy, great for people watching or just hanging out and while away and afternoon.

They have a sister shop on brick lane. Check out their very random twitter feed for nothing but Starbucks abuse and...

Fuckoffee in London is a vibrant, unapologetically queer-friendly café that offers more than just excellent coffee. With its eclectic decor—think neon signs, quirky art, and cozy Chesterfield sofas—it creates a welcoming atmosphere that feels like a friend's living room.

The café is known for its strong, flavorful coffee, particularly the flat whites and dirty chai lattes. Pastries like the custard croissant and vegan brownies are also popular choices. The staff are generally friendly and contribute to the laid-back, inclusive vibe.

Fuckoffee is dog-friendly and offers amenities like free Wi-Fi and power outlets, making it a great spot for both relaxation and remote work. However, some patrons have noted that the music can be quite loud, which might not be ideal for those seeking a quiet environment.

Overall, Fuckoffee stands out as a unique, inclusive space that combines quality coffee with a distinctive,...

One of my all time favorite franchises in London. I discovered it eight years ago and used to go to the Bethnal Green branch every morning on my way to work. Love the tongue-in-cheek/mad esthetic. The coffee is sometimes surprisingly good/unique (I always drink the black stuff, but I tried their flat whites and they are well balanced as well) other times it is safe and reliable and does what it is designed to do- give you a boost without any harshness.I remember their soups from way back…they were very good…I forgot to check if they still do it. The Bermondsey branch’s toilet art is by far my favorite (hope it is still there- haven’t been for a while) I was ecstatic to find them again near me. Happy to see that they are always moderately busy. Despite the regular flow of people it didn’t feel too cramped when we were there a few times...