There is always a que at Batch Baby and for weeks I would cycle past and wonder why. Today I stopped by and found out why. Great coffee, good pastries, a friendly service and good crowd of customers. An Americano and fig Danish pastry cost me £8 and I had to que for 10mins on a busy Sunday morning, but it was worth it. The coffee was very good and the pastry was light, crumbly and moist. In short I would suggest joining the que, I will be.

Cool. Hip place. I've been going there for 3 years consistently and saw it expand which is amazing. It's always busy so it's good to get there early to grab a table if you want to work or even get a coffee. The weight full of coffee is quite long usually, but it's definitely worth it and the people working there are always super kind. The pastries are also amazing as well as the sandwiches that they serve. It feels very homey in a way and a snapshot from the past.

The first time I came here I ordered a 1:1 which wasn’t great and I left thinking that I could’ve ordered better. Came back a second time and got the house batch and a flat white. Batch was served too cold and I couldn’t drink it all. Flat white was good however. I really want to like this place because the staff seem knowledgeable and the vibe is good but I’ve been underwhelmed each time. I was expecting better from a place I’d heard good things about. Maybe I’ve come on an off day??

Buzzing atmosphere, 3 exceptional batch brew filter coffees available (from Spanish roasters this month) and an awesome breakfast sandwich too. Really pleasant team at all times too.

I so much enjoy when I see specialty coffee shops taking care of their filter coffees (even more, when it's part of their name ;) ). There was a selection of batch brews (4 if I recall correctly) and the one that i had was in a very good shape with rich flavours. The people behind the bar were very polite and they took their time to explain me the available varieties.