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

Tinto Coffee

295 Reviews

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Coffee shop

411 Fulham Palace Rd, London SW6 6SX, United Kingdom

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Information of Tinto Coffee, Coffee shop in London (London)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

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 Tinto Coffee

Sunday

7am–9pm

Monday

7am–9pm

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7am–9pm

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7am–9pm

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7am–9pm

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7am–9pm

Saturday

7am–9pm

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Reviews of Tinto Coffee

SPEND A POUND ON AMAZON AND BUY A PULL STICKER FOR THE DOOR. Can't fault this place - great coffee, friendly and smiling staff, spacious seating and nice demographic. Check out the lovely park across the road, not very big but very green.

Excellent coffee! Paul is the friendliest, warmest host and as any respectable Colombian knows his beans. Food was tasty too, had the tortilla and the pao de queijo (Brazilian cheese bread) and they hit the spot. Highly recommended for working. Relaxed space with a vibrant ambiance and excellent wifi. Has a spacious and heated outdoor area too. Dog friendly which is a huge plus!

L. V.

Brilliant coffee place close to Bishop's Park and right at the busy Fulham Palace Road. Pastries are seriously the best I've ever had in London and the atmosphere of the place is so friendly, relaxed and chilled that you'll probably feel like staying! Weekends feel very special at this place with families coming round with kids and dogs, groups of friends relaxing after a run in the park. Staff is absolutely amazing and so friendly! Five stars for sure!

M. K.

Perfect place to pick up some drinks & nibbles before heading into Bishop's Park! Service is always attentive and friendly, and the outdoor seating area is quite spacious for London. Coffees are always fantastic (hot or iced) and don't miss their ham & cheese croissants! Reminds me of my student days in Spain...

S. H.

Great coffee. Wonderful place to relax and enjoy the local vibe. Friendly staff.

P. A.

Very cozy, very lovely place. The staff is really nice and relaxed and their meals and drinks are prepared with lots of love and attention. This is the type of place where you feel like you're eating at your grandma's. The portions are big, rich and just delicious. I would come back here anytime.

A. J.

Cute local cafe with limited outdoor seating. They serve Snog frozen yogurt here along with coffees, gluten free pastries, and light sandwiches. The chocolate brownie was satisfying.

L. D.

Outside doesn’t do this place justice. Just what I needed on a Sunday morning. Well priced, quick service and yummy food. Seating areas round the back. Will be back again. Would recommend.

j. n.

I went in to get a Snog, something which I’m fond of. After queuing, I was told the machine wasn’t working, so went to walk away but was called back because it apparently was working. Anyway, wherever I’ve had a Snog before, there appears to be a clear pricing structure. Looking online at the Snog menu, you’re supposed to pay £2.95 for a little Snog, and that includes a sauce type topping ‘on the house’. A little Snog with one topping (inc free syrup) should be £ 3.70. I was told it’s £3.95 for a little Snog, that’s with NO sauce and NO topping. To have a topping added 70p so I was charged £4.70 for a small frozen yogurt, one topping and no sauce/syrup. I think Snogs are expensive and overpriced even by the prices they put out on their menu, but this I felt was so overpriced and I didn’t want to pay yet another 70p for some syrup that it actually meant I sadly didn’t even enjoy it. I did question the price as I know it’s significantly more than I have ever paid before, but I was just told “we have a different system” Daft thing is I was enticed into the shop in the first place by a notice in the window saying: “Dear friends, If you are hungry and have no money to pay, Come in for a free mealbox / coffee anytime. You’re loved You are love” Needless to say, I didn’t FEEL loved. Just would have liked a bit of sauce.