Splendid Coffee

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Bard Coffee, Portland ME. Great winter warmer.

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Fernandez & Wells, Somerset House (and many others). Definitely at the foodie end of London coffee, but decent. http://www.fernandezandwells.com/shop/somerset-house/

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Tap Coffee, Wardour St, Soho. Good but superbusy.

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Speakeasy Coffee / Department of Coffee & Social Affairs, 3 Lowndes Court just off Carnaby St http://departmentofcoffee.com/locations/carnaby-street/ Very good coffee, some cakes etc.

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Tonic Coffee Bar, Sherwood St, 2 mins from Piccadilly Circus. Great HasBean and other coffees, small selection of pastries. One of London’s finest.

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Rapha CC, London. Three quid for a coffee... I mean it’s good, but... better to head round the corner to Tonic.

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Electric coffee co. next door to Ealing Broadway Station http://www.electriccoffee.co.uk/

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Artisan coffee has a few branches around SW London - see http://www.artisancoffee.co.uk/shops/ Reliably good Allpress Redchurch Blend espresso with beans from The Barn. Small lunch and cake selection.

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Soho Bikes, London. Amazing bikes and really good coffee. What's not to like?

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Tried & True, Putney, London. Great coffee & breakfasts, the American-style pancakes are great.

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Beirut Street Kitchen, Richmond, London. Great wraps and good Square Mile coffee.

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Télescope, Paris. Perfection.

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The Espresso Room, London. Small but brilliant. Check opening times though.

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The Press Room, Surbiton, London

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Timberyard, Covent Garden, London. Great coffee, delicious cakes.

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The Barn, Berlin

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Dunne Frankowski at Sharps Barber, London.