The Wren Cafe - London

It’s a bit smaller than expected, but still pretty interior and quiet- good place to come with a laptop and work or read a book and relax. The coffees are served i plastic or paper cups, the vibe would be better if I got a mug or a glass. The coffee was ok. Not bad but not amazing too. Overall still with visiting though- especially to work or study or read a book.

Beautiful and quiet room, I like the idea of a coffee house in a church. good location for us city workers. we went to the coffee, and it was very good! I had a cortado (not on the menu, but they know how to make it) and my friend had a laugh that they really enjoyed. many seats in the open for the sunglasses! not to get the full pot for mainly three reasons: the personal was very uncharismatic; despite being nice and giving me cortado from the menu, there was no smile and they were both kind of mumble-y. the church is very nice, and I see they try to do an electrical thing with their metal chairs, but it does not work quite. it is too empty and it feels very incomplete. Finally, although the coffee is quite good, it is not the best, and only the best gets the highest score.

The most delicious croissant everywhere, large and covered with mandels and in contrast to many, still moist and full mandelaroma. go alone, if you like her! I wanted to be one of them and it's worth waiting. beautiful use of an old church that keeps sessions on Thursday.

The place is lovely, waitress is really nice, coffee is good, and it is a nice place to work from really recommend

Coffee shop in a beautiful Old Church. I was happy to see that I could get a London fog on the menu which is an earl Grey tea with steamed milk. Most places around here don't know what that is because apparently it is most popular or well-known in Canada!