Frequency Coffee Camden Passage
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About Frequency Coffee Camden Passage
Frequency Coffee Camden Passage is a specialty coffee shop in Angel, London, at 13 Camden Passage, and it is open daily. Coffee is the focus, with cocktails served as well. The shop spreads over multiple floors, including one below street level, with plenty of seating areas across them. Meeting rooms are part of the offer, and the seating suits studying or working away from home. A playlist runs through the shop.
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Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cappuccino, strong wifi, multiple cosy floors and pastries.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cappuccino, strong wifi, multiple cosy floors and pastries.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the friendly baristas and the coffee itself, with the cappuccino named as a standout that one reviewer says is great every time. Close behind are the cosy vibe and the music, and several mention the strong wifi as a draw for studying or working from home. Others name the pastries, an iced matcha, a chocolate cookie and free alternative milk. Diners also note that the shop looks small from outside but has multiple floors with plenty of seating, including a level below street level. One group describes meeting every Tuesday after a run club, and says the baristas remember what each person usually orders. The one clear complaint comes from a reviewer who calls the aperol spritz the worst they have ever had, even on happy hour, though they found the downstairs cute and heard the espresso martinis were ok. Another reviewer describes being greeted by a barista who brightened their day.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the friendly baristas and the coffee itself, with the cappuccino named as a standout that one reviewer says is great every time. Close behind are the cosy vibe and the music, and several mention the strong wifi as a draw for studying or working from home. Others name the pastries, an iced matcha, a chocolate cookie and free alternative milk. Diners also note that the shop looks small from outside but has multiple floors with plenty of seating, including a level below street level. One group describes meeting every Tuesday after a run club, and says the baristas remember what each person usually orders. The one clear complaint comes from a reviewer who calls the aperol spritz the worst they have ever had, even on happy hour, though they found the downstairs cute and heard the espresso martinis were ok. Another reviewer describes being greeted by a barista who brightened their day.
Featured reviews
- U V
“Met the absolutely wonderful barista Owen today and it honestly brightened up my day, what a pleasant human. We got iced matcha and chocolate cookie. The option for free alternative milk was a bonus. Definitely will be coming back!”
- Emma Lai
“Frequented many Frequency coffees but this one is hands down the best one. The staff are always super friendly and helpful. Today in particular it was Owen, Erin and Andres. Their positive energy was infectious, it made my weekend. Always happy to pop by a Frequency coffee, but this one especially feels like a treat! The vibe is cosy and the playlist is always filled with bops. The drinks here are also superior to the other locations (imo). Top work”
- Ella Mossop
“Coffee lovers you need to try this coffee! I love this coffee shop, might I even say it’s the best in London?! The vibes are super cosy and the baristas are lovely :) Shoutout to Erin, Andres and Owen who are always so kind, I think their secret ingredient is love because the cappucino slaps every time. Side note for the work from homers and students - the wifi is really strong, great spot for bashing out work!”
- Chris Aamir
“Apparently the espresso martinis were ok but this is genuinely the worst aperol spritz I have ever had. Yes, even for £5 on happy hour. Cute downstairs but shockingly bad aperol”
- Gabriela Stripoli Mendes
“We meet up here every Tuesday morning after our run club (before run clubs were cool) and always enjoyed the coffee and hospitality. During the pandemic I ordered some coffee bags from them, too. The baristas remember what each of us often order, they are so nice and personal, it is just that human connection and excellent beans ✨”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Tucked in the heart of Angel, Frequency is a multi-concept shop focussing on specialty coffee, cocktails, and meeting rooms.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible car park
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Location
Coffee shops near Frequency Coffee Camden Passage
- The Neva London4.81090 mi
matcha and hojicha lattes, upstairs seating area, cinnamon bun
- The ARC Cafe4.51890.4 mi
specialty coffee, overnight oats, wine in evenings
- The Rugged Bunch4.94420.4 mi
cheese toasties, porridge with coconut milk, roasted vegetable hummus sandwich
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frequency Coffee Camden Passage | 4.4321 | — | cappuccino, strong wifi, multiple cosy floors |
| The Neva London | 4.8109 | 0 mi | matcha and hojicha lattes, upstairs seating area, cinnamon bun |
| The ARC Cafe | 4.5189 | 0.4 mi | specialty coffee, overnight oats, wine in evenings |
| The Rugged Bunch | 4.9442 | 0.4 mi | cheese toasties, porridge with coconut milk, roasted vegetable hummus sandwich |
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