Harden's says
Danish coffee project "born out of Copenhagen and founded in London". Their mission is to "deliver premium speciality coffee with a dash of old school class and an ever increasing amount of sustainability". There are now 9 branches across London.
Harden's survey result
Summary
“Best coffee on the King’s Road” – this branch of the fast-growing Copenhagen-inspired but London-based espresso bar group is the only one making waves in our annual diners’ poll. At last count, it had 20 branches scattered across the capital’s most salubrious neighbourhoods, supplying carefully sourced brews and snacks accompanied by generous helpings of Danish hygge.
Summary
With nine branches scattered across the capital’s wealthier neighbourhoods, this “popular” Copenhagen-inspired coffee-shop group offers the “best coffee” from hip Danish roasters Prolog, plenty of “hygge” (if “limited seating” in some venues), and cinnamon buns commissioned from Blake’s Kitchen in the Cotswolds.
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151 Kings Road, London, SW3 5TX
Prices
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| Filter Coffee | £4.00 |
151 Kings Road, London, SW3 5TX
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