London is awash with great coffee, but that hasn’t always been the case.
, transposing their formative days there into a buzzy, composed corner site at Mansion House, where they continue to serve an illustrious menu of international beans: Switch Coffee from Tokyo or Cornwall’s Origin beans, say.is indisputably great, but its true USP is its community-minded model.
The shop is a social enterprise that funnels 65 per cent of its profits into training and employing homeless people as baristas. The house Benedict Blend – a mix of Nicaraguan, Indian and Brazilian beans, with notes of nut and chocolate – is a nod to the patron saint of rough sleepers himself.With its stripped bricks, smattering of rattan Cesca chairs and Todd Terje bopping out of the stereo,
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