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Shoreditch Grind

4.2· 10 reviews
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Peter Ruffy
Reviews 1

I had a great experience at Shoreditch Grind. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the coffee was amazing. I highly recommend their cold brew. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming, and the music they played was fantastic. Overall, a wonderful place to spend time.

Laura Sheppard-Pruesse
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I've been a regular customer at Shoreditch Grind for a while now, and I can't say enough good things about it. The coffee is consistently excellent, and the staff is always welcoming. The place has a charming atmosphere, and it's the perfect spot to unwind after work.

Luis Vildostegui
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Shoreditch Grind is definitely one of the best coffee shops in town. The coffee is consistently excellent, and the staff is always friendly and helpful. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, making it the perfect place to relax or catch up with friends. Can't recommend it enough!

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About Shoreditch Grind

Shoreditch Grind is an all day and late night Espresso Bar and Cocktail Bar, with a recording studio upstairs.

Shoreditch Grind was the first of the Grind family, which now also includes Soho Grind and Holborn Grind. Shoreditch Grind was established in 2011 when East-Londoner David enlisted his friend Kaz, a DJ from Melbourne with a passion for coffee, to help turn his father's mobile phone shop, a stand-alone perfectly circular building perched on the edge of Old Street Roundabout, into an Espresso Bar.

Kaz had badly missed the taste of the Melbourne cafés he'd grown up with, and was determined to re-create the taste of home. Unsatisfied with anything available in London at the time, he worked for months with a boutique roastery to develop a custom blend, and eventually, the Grind & Co. House Espresso Blend was born.

They'd like to think that Shoreditch Grind has become something of an East London icon. Let us know what you think.