While strolling through Camden Passage in London N1, I stumbled upon a delightful hidden gem, Frequency Coffee. If you find yourself in Angel, Islington, stop by for some exceptional coffee, pastries and delicious sandwiches. It’s a fantastic spot for anyone seeking cafes near Upper Street or a cosy place for coffee in Camden Passage.
Frequency Coffee And Food
At their Camden Passage café, you can sample espresso-based drinks like latte, cortado, cappuccinos, flat white and iced variations. Given the warm weather, I opted for an iced coffee, which was refreshing and perfectly brewed and left me craving more. Espresso costs £3.20, Americano and filter are £3.50, and flat white, latte, and cappuccino are £3.80.
Frequency Coffee roasts and sells its own coffee beans, ensuring top-notch quality. You can purchase their Ethiopian, Rwanda or Ugandan roasted beans online or in-store.
In the morning, you can savour their pain au chocolat, plain croissant, or decadent muffin. During my visit, I indulged in an outstanding cinnamon swirl, which had a brioche-like quality and was generously sized, making it all the more enjoyable.
They also serve a variety of breakfast options, including avocado on toast and truffle mushrooms on toast (with an option to add a poached egg), which cost £7.80-9. For those seeking healthier choices, Greek yoghurt and Bircher oats are priced at £6.
Their sandwich menu is impressive for lunch, featuring options like Parma ham with goat cheese, salami with mild cheddar, pesto and mozzarella and hummus with falafel. They cost £7.20.
If you visit in the afternoon, treat yourself to one of their tasty cakes or cookies paired with a cup of tea.
Helpful Information About Frequency Coffee Angel
For more details, visit the Frequency Coffee website. The address is 13 Camden Passage, London N1 8EA, just a short walk from Angel Station. Other Frequency Coffee espresso bars are at Kings Cross, Paddington, Millenium Bridge and Bermondsey.
The café boasts an adorable little garden downstairs, perfect for a quiet escape. There’s also a cosy room for working on laptops or catching up with friends providing a homey vibe within the café.
Camden Passage is a pedestrianised area off Upper Street known for its tranquil and relaxing atmosphere. It features antique markets, independent shops, and restaurants, making it a wonderful place to explore if you haven’t discovered it yet.
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Author: Homegirl London. Photographs: Homegirl London. I only write about eateries where I had a good experience. I recommend you do further research as standards fluctuate, as do opinions. Please check if the establishment is still in business and what the opening times are before you go. If you discover this restaurant has closed, contact me to remove it from my blog.
