The Quaker Centre Cafe in Camden

If you ever need a tea, coffee or bite to bite to eat and quiet spot near Euston, this is the place to be. Clean, peaceful atmosphere and affordable. It's good to be amongst Friends.

It’s a peaceful place with decent coffee. You can have a small meet here. It’s really nice. Small book shop / gift shop. Small hot food menu upstairs and a great kitchen below with decent menu.

Great place to come for a coffee, an oasis in such a busy area. Very reasonable prices

Super hot day and we found on Google this cute little cafe/bookshop. Don't be put off by the decor, it's dated and reminds me of the 90s with all the children's books. However, the staff are super friendly, attentive and helpful. We got an iced lemon tea, iced soy decaf coffee and a GF Victoria sponge (~£8-9). The iced coffee included a syrup too, which I asked more of as I couldn't taste it and they were very kind to add some more. Drinks were good and the GF cake was a bit on the dry side but it was still very tasty.Plenty of seats and fairly quiet place to hang out with friends/study/for a drink.Definitely will go again! Thank you to the lovely staff who served us.

One of London's hidden treasures. Delicious cakes, nutritious snacks and great coffee served by caring staff in a relaxing, thoughtful environment. An oasis of peace in the crush.

Lovely cozy coffee shop. Don't be afraid to wipe your table down before you sit. Aside from that the cakes are gorgeous, there's a kids play area with books, crayons and things to colour, there's homemade tasty food - the staff are super friendly. There are high chairs and the atmosphere is very chill. Perfect place for a coffee outside Euston station and much more relaxed than a standard coffee shop. Extra plus for the welcoming atmosphere, I think it's disability and child friendly.

My favourite place in London to take a laptop and work for a few hours. There are places to plug in. Or buy a book and sit and read it there. Coffee and cakes are good. There's a really nice atmosphere, it's a relaxing place to be even though it's often busy.

Lovely place for meetings and coffee/lunch, with a great courtyard to sit in when it's nice weather. The staff in the cafe have been surprisingly rude on my visits, but the food is great. Beautiful building – a bit of a maze so you may have to ask for directions to the toilets!

Right across the road from Euston Station so if like me you ever have a long wait for a train, pop across the road to the bookshop and cafe. Great bookshop for those with a conscious, those interested in alternative economics and the Quakers. What’s nice is that you can grab a hot drink and snack, relax and have a little read of books before buying. The Fairtrade cafe is next to the bookshop in an open plan area. When it’s warm you can also sit outside in the rear garden. The entrance from Euston Road to the bookshop and cafe has several steps. Those with disabilities can use the side street which has ramped access.

Friendly staff and nice foodI stopped by the cafe bookshop to pick up some white poppies and ended up grabbing a bite to eat.The wooden cutlery is a little small and my partner's spoon actually went flat in her soup but thankfully the food was delicious. I had a goats cheese quiche and a delicious beetroot cake.