Tinto Coffee

Really, really like this place. We live around the corner so pop by quite a bit. The coffees are good, haven’t tried the food yet but their gulten-​free desserts are quite tasty! I usually come here to read or study alone with a nice coffee. Their terrace/​patio is really cozy and has many heaters for colder days! Really quaint and has nice friendly staff as well.

A great little place to have a nice coffee and tasty snacks and sandwiches. Nice outdoor seating with heaters if it’s cold. Worth a visit!

Great place. Nice service good coffee and food. Indoors bit is nice and large also great for kicking back and relaxing. Have hogged entire front door bit before with road bikes, nobody minds. Overall very good place. Person saying its in front of a road is a bit stupid. Yea it is your not blind. Congratulations. Go sit inside or in the deeper inside if it actually bothers you… All in all. Top notch!

Great coffee and great crossaints and always served to you with a smile! Worth a stop if in the Fulham area !

A true Fulham local.
The enormous gooey blueberry muffins are incredible, as are the croissants filled with scrambled egg and bacon.
Also the BLT bagels with avocado and their breakfasts are seriously good.
Oh, and the the coffees damn good too.
A way better alternative to chain coffee shops and really friendly staff. They also sell snog frozen yoghurt too

Nice coffee, nice vibe, amazing cakes. This is a great place to hang out and relax. Prices are reasonable, not expensive, but also not a bargain. With a relaxing décor, in the somewhat trendy vein, you could easily spend a few hours here. They have an outdoors and there is a small garden area next to the café where you can sit in the summer. Close to the park and fulham palace garden, you can have a nice leisurely stroll after. The only downside is that this can get busy on weekends and is right next to a main road.

Their indoor and outdoor seating was perfect in the cool spring weather. Close to our apartment, Tinto Coffee made for a lovely morning coffee/​study spot. Bustling, cozy, plenty of seating, great cappuccinos.

A really nice place to enjoy a drink, sandwich or dessert, or all these together. Choose between terrace, garden or inside seating, sit down and relax. Only one complaint: size of portions are quite irregular and sometimes too small.

I really wanted to like this place. A lot. I really, really did. Not only was it around the corner from my apartment, but it was run by friendly looking Spaniards and had beautiful pastries on display. And many props for being an indie coffee shop in an area dominated by Starbucks and Costa. Each time I picked up a coffee here, the women at the counter had to repeat my order 3 times in order to get it correct. Just a regular coffee… nothing special. And each time I sipped the coffee, it was watery and bland. Unfortunate! But I still think the place is adorable and I love the outdoor seats. And maybe next time I’ll try one of their appealing treats and my mind will change.

Love this great local coffee shop. Good coffee, home made cakes and sandwiches and friendly staff.
Free wifi and chilled atmosphere perfect for killing some time if you’re in the area.

I personally think this is the best coffee shop in West London, the food is always fresh, coffee fantastic and the service is a joy. They often have to deal with groups of women with prams (me included) and they’re always ready to help with a smile.
It’s comfortable, unhurried and a breath of fresh air going for a latte at Tinto’s! They’re happy to let you sit around with your laptop reading the papers and the kids playing!
Love it, go if you haven’t been before! Abandon starbucks etc and support your independent coffee shop!

This place is quite good. I have been going there regularly for over 3 years and I always am very comfortable. The only one thing is that they have changed the hot chocolate that they used to have a couple of years ago and the one they use now is weaker, but other than that it is all good.
The coffee is very nice, and the baguettes and sandwiches are very good indeed. Not only that, you get the things that need to be eaten on the day half price after 4pm, like the croissants, baguettes, etc.
It also has a variety of magazines and newspapers in the weekend, so you can relax on a Sunday morning sipping your coffee and reading the daily newspaper. Or you can make use of the different books that they have in the room at the back, ranging from a variety of topics.
There are 3 spaces to sit down: the space where the food and drinks bar is as you enter, the back room, which is very cosy and has comfortable seating, or the outside tables.
Finally, there is wifi, which is another good addition.
Overall, it is a cosy and relaxed place where you can find familiar places every now and again as it is very much visited by the locals, and enjoy good food and coffee.
Plus it is right opposite Bishop’s Park and the Fulham Palace, so if you are visiting the area, it is a nice place to make a stop and grab a bite.

Such an adorable neighbourhood coffee shop serving up frothy and delicious lattes and cappuccinos. There is also an outside deck w/​table & chairs perfect for working or chatting when the weather is sunny (I’m not sure if this ever happens in London, but on the off chance that blue skies should occur, Tinto is ready).
Don’t let the small front room fool you — there is plenty of table space with the hidden room down the hallway. Muffins & cupcakes are tasty as well, but Americans beware — the cake is denser and less sugary than we are used to (I found this to be a pleasant surprise).

I had a great little hour of coffee and reading here on my last trip to London. The food was fine, the coffee was good, the people were terrific, and it was a totally pleasant little hang.

I joined a handful of other ‘prawn-​sandwich brigade’ Fulham fans this season for a pre-​match snack and iced coffee here and loved this spot. It’s funky inside with more room than you can first see, so come in and give it a try. Their cakes n brownies n muffins are wonderful and they do tea and coffee well. Nice to see they do a sensible iced coffee in summer and not just a sumtingarappapppacino the cost of a season ticket.
You might not spot it but they serve Snog frozen-​yoghurt thing with a few toppings here, which is always tasty but a little dear. Get one to share with strawbs and see if you love it. Especially good in summer on the outdoor tables that are so coveted.
I don’t see Fulham as much as I should but after our trip to Tinto and them soundly beating Arsenal, stopping in at this café is now firmly on the pre-​home-​game rituals list.

My friend used to live 5 minutes from this little coffee shop. It’s really OK but not a mind blowing experience. I guess the best thing about this place is, if you are a local, it’s lovely place to come down and have a coffee, a sandwich or a biscuit.
My friend and me used to go out drinking the night before and, in summer, we’d visit this place the next day and nurse our hangovers with a tea and something sweet. The sandwiches are pretty nice, home made, the cakes and biscuits too.
Again, great for locals but not worth going out of your way for…