Browns of Brockley in Lewisham

Coffee blend showed plenty of promise. Cortado was 'meh.. ', will try again in good time. Barista seemed 'newish'. Their coffee cups do seem to be prevalent on streets of Brockley..N. B The proprietor has forthright views on people who are private school educated. Some may agree or disagree with him, but the irony of an uppity Middle Class "Hipster" selling £4 flat whites is surely not lost.

They have the best iced coffee and cookies I’ve ever tasted. I am still working through my depression because I already finished the cookie.

The coffee is excellent, this is the most consistently good place in the area. Small selection of baked goods which has always been nice. However in the last month or two their pastry game has upped, the pain au chocolat are to die for!!

The coffee is great and the surroundig is quite calm and pleasing that makes a delightful combination.The place itself has no inner space or a covered outer part so one cannot drink a coffee during a rainy time.The pastries are also really delicious, especially the ones with salted caramel :)Size of the coffee is the common like in many other places, but it would be great to have it in larger cups - for coffee addicted like me :) -.

It's OK I would say over priced for Brockley espeically when I work at Canary Wharf and can get a really good coffee for less money. Area has changed since I grew up there in 70s but its great to be able sit outside along side of cafes and eateries with a calm setting even if the train station being across the road.

The coffee was nice but looking at the bill it was quite pricey, especially for the size. Also canned water was a con. If you are really being recycling conscious get tap water but over £2 for 330ml in a container you can't close is terrible. Only got it as I had an espresso. This is the reason for - 1 star. Lovely coffee and good location.

Good coffee place next to Brockley station. Not very big, they maximize the little space available with views to the station and a nice, trendy, decoration. The catch is definitely the price, as you can find the same quality cheaper in the centre, but not probably in the area. Ideal for take away and a quick bite

I’m not a local and found browns via the London Coffee App. Fantastic place! Bright and airy with some lovely window seating where you can watch the world go by. The coffee is tasty and smooth with a good mix of roasts. They only go up to 8oz which is my only small gripe but the taste and quality more than makes up for it. The service is friendly and helpful and done with a genuine smile (not always the case around our city sadly)There’s a good selection of cakes, the bircher looked very good and I opted for a pastrami toasted sarnie which was quite simply divine!If you’re in the area - stop by. You won’t be disappointed 😊

I love Browns. One of my favourite cafés in London. The coffee is great, the service is always exceptional and the food is fantastic.I would highly recommend the salted caramel cannelé, the curried chickpea sandwich and the vegetarian tart (kind of a quiche with, at least, spring onions, edamame, and stilton).

Delicious coffee and really cool coffee cups... if that’s your thing. The decor is so calm and welcoming, only thing I’d say is that its pretty small. More seating would be awesome!