Peckham
Old Spike
Peckham Rye
A Peckham coffee stop from a London roaster whose employment programme supports people affected by homelessness.
7 COFFEE SHOPS · ONE PART OF LONDON
From Borough Market to Peckham, this selection connects coffee shopping, market visits and neighbourhood cafés. Monmouth has distinct Borough and Bermondsey addresses; Old Spike brings its roasting and social-enterprise work to several south London shops. Further out, Brockley and Rye Lane offer different reasons to make an earlier coffee stop.
MAKE A MORNING OF IT
Try Borough for a market-day coffee, Peckham for Old Spike and Ukkei, or Brockley for a morning on Coulgate Street. Southwark and Elephant & Castle give you alternatives closer to central London.
GOOD TO KNOW
Browns publishes an early closing time, Ukkei opens later in the week and Monmouth lists Sunday closures. Follow the official links when planning.
Peckham
Peckham Rye
A Peckham coffee stop from a London roaster whose employment programme supports people affected by homelessness.
Borough
Borough Market
Monmouth’s Park Street shop, with brewed coffee and bags of beans beside Borough Market.
Bermondsey
Bermondsey
The Dockley Road shop for Monmouth coffee, beans and brewing supplies in Bermondsey.
Elephant & Castle
Elephant & Castle
Old Spike espresso and bags of coffee on Southwark Bridge Road.
Southwark
Southwark
A Great Suffolk Street stop for Old Spike coffee, pastries and sandwiches.
Brockley
Brockley
A Coulgate Street coffee stop with a short, morning-focused opening window.
Peckham
Peckham
A speciality brew bar tucked into Rye Lane Market, serving Peckham from Thursday to Sunday.
Online research checked 25 October 2026. Follow each shop’s official website for current menus and opening hours.
FROM THE MAKER OF THIS GUIDE
Meet BeanFade, our caffeine tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch. Log your cups, follow your estimated caffeine level and plan your last coffee around bedtime.
Explore BeanFade No account needed. Caffeine estimates, made personal.
A little more in tuneGOOD COFFEE IS WORTH SHARING