Nude Espresso Roastery

Stopped in to duck out of the rain. What luck! The quality of the coffee is superb. They seem to get the best out of the coffee bean. Reminds me of Melbourne and Portland.

Came across this coffee shop thanks to my flatmate, and oh boy, I am thankful.
Great coffee (and that is pretty hard to achieve when you order Americano coffee), great customer service, and I just love the place.
Prices are decent and they have food so If you are craving something sweet and coffee… you know where to go :)

Best coffee on Brick Lane /​Shoreditch.

I know it’s probably not true, but I love drinking coffee at a roastery because it feels fresher. Like the beans had less places to travel into my before being turned into a delicious cup of coffee.
This is most likely nonsense. And yet, here I am.
I had a meeting in Shoreditch and was looking for a place to have it. Nude Espressor Roastery, you say. I am in.
I’ve been to other Nude Espresso’s in the city (great name, by the way), so I thought I knew what to expect. I didn’t realise that the roastery was a bare-​bones warehouse operation in the best way possible. You travel into a courtyard, past some tables, through a metal gate into a parking lot where you’ll find some tables and fake grass outside and a counter and all the roasting equipment inside.
Order a coffee and sit outside, they’ll bring it to you. And it is a good cup of coffee for sure.
This spot is wonderfully hidden and makes a damn good cup of coffee. Who cares if it’s actually fresher (but I still think it is.)

After only having moved to Spitalfields a week or so prior to my visit to this roastery, I was in desperate need of finding some good coffee (as my friends and followers know). Walking down (up?) Brick Lane, I saw a sign that this roastery was just around the corner… so I ventured down the alley, around a fence, and across a parking lot to find this gem!
The aromas of the coffee once you walk into this roastery are beyond amazing! It’s such a shame that the roasters don’t smell it as much anymore… but I can understand why!
My first visit, I didn’t have any cash, and they don’t accept charges under £6, but the gentleman was very kind and said I could pay it back on my next visit (which was the next day). I will definitely be a repeat customer (to both this location and their café only a couple minutes walk away).

Hidden in the depths of the Old Truman Brewery is the source of some of the most delicious coffee in London. While Nude’s café located on Hanbury Street is only a short walk away, a visit to the roastery itself is well worth it. This hidden gem is far less hectic and is a welcome retreat from the chaos of Brick Lane. Finding it can be difficult, but just stroll through the entrance to 93 Feet East and continue through the beer garden and into the car park out back. Head to the left and you’ll see it.
The staff inside are pretty wonderful and after a quick chat about what coffee making tools I had at home they helped me pick out the beans best suited to my taste (they had been roasted that morning). A nice touch is that If you don’t have a grinder at home they’ll happily sort it out for you, plus you get a free coffee with any purchase of beans!