Curators Coffee Gallery

Nice coffee place, even if it’s close to the busiest streets it’s a relaxing and peaceful corner where u can treat yourself with coffee/​tea and a delicious piece of cake :)

5 stars for the chemex brew — great stuff! Glad I stopped off here before heading home or would have missed it!

Second branch of Curators Coffee in a quiet street close to Oxford Street.
Curators Coffee Gallery is a beautiful place, friendly
nice atmosphere!
They serve light lunches.
I would say fantastic Flat White. Thumbs up.

This is a pretty nice place to work if you’ve found yourself in Oxford Circus. On a Saturday afternoon, it was pretty uncrowded. There is a lot of natural lighting, as there is a big window in front. I think there is an art gallery downstairs. The drinks are slightly expensive; my matcha latte was 3.80. The highlight was the chocolate espresso truffles. It was honestly one of the best café items I’ve ever had. I actually ended up having two. The baristas were all super friendly as well. I would definitely come back here.

Serving up a great pour-​over and friendly service. While it’s nothing special in today’s sceney coffee landscape, it IS something special in the land of chain stores and tourists. If you’re stuck in the area, this location of Curators Coffee provides a perfect retreat.

This is the place you go if you want a proper cup of coffee or tea. The drinks are been sourced from high quality suppliers & prepared by highly experienced stuff with a great attention to detail at every step.
They also infuse their ice tea for at least 24 hours which gives it a very light a fruity flavor. A must try if you are visiting on a hot day. I haven’t tried the matcha latte yet but they look quite impressive and a lot of people tend to order them so they must be good.
There is also a floor downstairs which is quieter so it might be suitable for business meetings but it doesn’t have the same atmosphere as the top floor
Finally, it is worth noting that if you are not in a rush, they do have a wider selection of special teas that they are not listed in the catalog as they take quite some time to prepare.
The specials on the menu occasionally change with new creations but the attached image should give you a brief idea of the prices & selection

An Instagrammer’s dream — this place has beautiful interiors and beautiful drinks to boot. Try their matcha latte: add a spoonful of brown sugar and stir. Bliss.
During the day, sunlight streams in from the windows and gives the place a bright, airy feel. It’s the perfect place to have a coffee conversation with a friend. They also do some delicious brunch options on the weekend and have a selection of tasty-​looking cakes and sandwiches.
Definitely worth stopping by, if not just to ogle at their pretty floors and clean design.

This place serves the best flat white I’ve tried in London.
I work very nearby Kaffeine but me and my coworkers have all started going here instead as the coffee is both better and cheaper.

Excellent alternative to the chain coffee joints littering the Oxford Circus area.
Friendly staff greet you upon entering. The interior is modern and inviting, without trying too hard to be overly trendy. It truly looks like a coffee gallery, with lots of coffee making and serving accouterments about the place. They also serve some lovely sandwiches and salads. If you’d like something cold to drink, there are a number of nice bottled drinks like Sloe Lemonade and Ginger Beer. I haven’t yet had the baked goods but they looked delicious. It can get quite busy during lunch, so if you want to eat in it’s best to arrive early.

Located in a quiet street steps away from the chaotic Oxford street, this cute coffee shop is a perfect oasis for coffee lovers or exhausted shoppers.
Very hipster atmosphere. I went on a Sunday afternoon and it was pretty quiet. Servers were all very friendly.
Got the matcha latte because I love all things in matcha flavour. It looks delightful but the matcha flavour was just at the surface and you can barely taste it.
Also got the original latte. It’s very nice but a little on the citrus side which I don’t like much. Wish it was nuttier but that’s just a personal taste.
The donut was very yummy, and not overly sweet.

Nice to have an alternative to the standard-​chain-​coffee-​establishment just around the corner from my office. Excellent coffee and snacks. Light lunches recommended too.

Not far from Oxford Circus, Curators Coffee opened its second branch, the Curators Coffee Gallery. I have never made it to their first shop in the City, but was really looking forward to check out their new location
Curators Coffee Gallery is a friendly, light, and simply beautiful place. White and grey are the dominating colours, sprinkled with nice accents mainly in purple and contrasted with dark wood. It is refreshing to see a decent coffee shop opening with a fresh design and not the standard brick-​wall, wood and steel design seen almost everywhere in London in recent years.
I wanted to sit upstairs because I did not expect much from the downstairs seating area. When I went to the toilet, I realised how wrong I was — the basement bit is full of natural light and just as beautiful as the ground floor.
So, what about the coffee? It’s as great as you would expect, when you know that one of the people behind the shop worked at Kaffeine — just a short walk away — a few years ago, before starting her own business.