Reviews of pulp.. (Coffee Shop) in London (London).

pulp.

176 Reviews

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Coffee shop

Coffee store

20 St Mary's Rd, London W5 5ES, United Kingdom

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Information of pulp., Coffee shop in London (London)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of pulp.

Sunday

8am–3pm

Monday

8am–4pm

Tuesday

8am–4pm

Wednesday

8am–4pm

Thursday

8am–4pm

Friday

8am–5pm

Saturday

8am–5pm

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Reviews of pulp.

They got Greek ice coffee freddo! Also a nice selection of wines, beers and artesenal sandwiches

r. g.

Bread is nice, staff are lovely. A little pricey, but I think they where going for a wealthier pool of customers anyway. A sandwich costs about as much as a meal deal at Tesco, but the quality of the ingredients and bread is significantly higher. In regards to wether it tastes better, well, it's warm and crispy. If you like a gentrified vibe, this is the place to be. There beer tastes like brewdog, so if you like that sort of thing then go for it. Allot of love in this place, but it fails to stick out against the catalogue of trendy coffee places litterally right next to them. Everything is expensive these days, so you can't really blame them for the prices because it does seem like they spend allot of time and money for the ingredients and the prep. Overall 3/5, a place that looks expensive, tastes fresh, and is actually expensive. If you want a nice cheap sandwich take your buisness elsewhere. If you want to feel like the trendy elite of Ealing, it's the place for you.

D. K.

A unique addition to the Ealing weekend cafe culture. Love the Cortado and the fresh baked goodies for a breakfast/snack. Limited indoor seating with a few tables outside available. Friendly staff. Get the unique Ealing gin and a variety of wine selection.

R. R.

Wish there were more places like this in Ealing. Great setting with seating outside the front to watch the world go bye. The selection of wine is unusual with an abundance of natural wines to choose, staff we very helpful making suggestions. The food is scrummy, best cookie I’ve have!! Pastrami, Camembert & Pickle Bun Milk Chocolate Chip Cookie

D. G.

Great coffee, pastries, and sandwiches. Staff are lovely too

K. B.

Amazing little wine place almost on my door step. I don't know how I've missed it living in the ara over six years now. The wine selection is great, including Czech and Hungary regions, which are places close to my heart and my culture. The staff is incredibly sweet and attentive without being overly too nice if that makes sense. Lovely atmosphere, we sat inside and then moved outside too, which was just great, autumn in London with a glass of wine in a good company - perfect Friday evening. We haven't tried any of their food / snacks selection but it looked nice.

M. F.

Really lovely atmosphere, the staff is very friendly and chatty when not crowded (which is kinda rare these days) and the pastries are really nice. I frequent the savoury scrollsants, they're very filling and nice even when cold. Coffee is also very nice and well made, really good temperature. They also have some truly incredible cookies, but from what I understand they're not being sold at all times which is great because I would definitely eat them every single day. The black sesame ones in particular are so good and a total surprise personally. Job well done, you guys.