PROJECT68

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  Oana Gusatu

  ·2 months ago

  “PROS: - this is a small but might coffee place that delivers on all fronts - freshly made sandwiches, pastries and bagels available - small interior but they manage the flow of people very well - very helpful and accommodating staff - great coffee CONS:”

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  Aimée Becker

  ·3 months ago

  “been going here (almost) every single day since moving to London and it‘s the most welcoming (and also laptop friendly) café in London! The staff is super nice, the coffee is one of the best I‘ve had and the overall atmosphere is just great!:) it‘s centrally located and very fairly priced!! Would definitely recommend coming here xx”

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  Kevin KW

  ·3 months ago

  “Really enjoyed the coffee at project 68. I particularly like their yellowish decor of luminescent light bulbs , retro style. Coffee was smooth and tasty”

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  Emily Simons

  ·3 months ago

  “Delightful coffee and a good atmosphere to sit and work or people watch. It certainly has pretentious coffee vibes with the associated service. It offers an array of seasonal options but these are not as good as the core offerings.”

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  Charlie

  ·3 months ago

  “The nicest people work here and they always make the most brilliant coffee. Perfect location, perfect cafe atmosphere, perfect music, perfect place.”

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  L KK

  ·4 months ago

  “Great Matcha Latte very authentic with ingredients from Japan !”

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  Natalie Cole

  ·4 months ago

  “Best mocha I’ve ever had, thank you! Lovely atmosphere with chatty locals and lovely staff. Made my day :)”

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  Em CY W.

  ·5 months ago

  “Project 68 is a small little café near King’s Cross with probably no more than 20 seats, but it has the kind of atmosphere that immediately tells you it’s a local favourite. I arrived on a weekday morning and the flow of customers barely stopped until I left around noon. Being close to one of the UCL campuses, there’s clearly a strong student crowd, though most people seemed to be grabbing takeaway coffees rather than sitting in, so finding a seat was still pretty easy. There’s also a cute little bench outside if you want to enjoy the weather. It’s early spring in London at the moment and my hay fever was absolutely destroying me, so sitting outside was not an option for me personally, but on a good day I can see the appeal. They’re very laptop friendly, with about half the seating available for laptop users. A few tables are clearly marked as no-laptop zones, which feels fair enough in a smaller space like this. They also provide password protected customer wifi with surprisingly good speed, which immediately made it feel like somewhere I could comfortably spend a few hours. They offer a solid range of drinks and I went for a black filter coffee in my own reusable cup for £3.80, which feels like a very decent price considering the central London location. The coffee itself was refreshing and clean, with noticeable fruit notes. The finish was light with almost no bitterness. I didn’t personally pick up much sweetness, though that might just be me as I generally find sweetness harder to detect in coffee. Definitely somewhere I’d happily come back to if I’m in the area again.”

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  Mackenzie Jones

  ·5 months ago

  “Chill vibes very good coffee and solid pastry portions, staff were helpful and friendly.”

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  Ella Holzhei

  ·5 months ago

  “Popped in here shortly after our trained arrived, and was pleasantly surprised by their vegan friendliness and good prices! I was able to do a cappuccino and a vegan bagel sandwich for 10 pounds. All delicious!”