Roaster
Holborn
Redemption Roasters
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Redemption Roasters by Lincoln’s Inn Fields, with a basement for working, a large outdoor seating area and wheelchair access.
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Redemption RoastersCoal Drops Yard, London
A Coal Drops Yard coffee shop under a Victorian viaduct, from a roaster that trains prison leavers as baristas.
About Redemption Roasters in Coal Drops Yard
Redemption Roasters was set up in 2016, after the Ministry of Justice approached its founders about a roastery in a prison. It now runs barista academies in four prisons and says 34% of its shop workforce are people it has trained. The Coal Drops Yard shop sits under a Victorian brick viaduct on Lower Stable Street, with breakfast, pastries, sandwiches, lunch, indoor and outdoor seating and beans to take home.
Before you go
It is down a flight of steps from Stable Street. Redemption’s two official pages give different hours here, so check before a trip.
Menus, opening hours and coffee selections change. The official website is the best place to check the latest details before making a special trip.
Other Redemption Roasters branches
Redemption Roasters has 11 shops in our directory: Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Lamb’s Conduit Street, Broadgate, Drury Lane, Dulwich Village, Hampstead Heath, Islington High Street, Jermyn Street, St Giles High Street and Victoria Station. Compare every Redemption Roasters branch to pick the right one.
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Redemption Roasters, Coal Drops Yard: questions
Where is Redemption Roasters (Coal Drops Yard)?
Redemption Roasters (Coal Drops Yard) is at Unit 109, Lower Stable Street, London N1C 4DR, in King’s Cross. The listing links to the official website and to directions.
What is the nearest station to Redemption Roasters (Coal Drops Yard)?
The nearest stations are St Pancras International (National Rail), about 400 m and King's Cross (National Rail), about 600 m. Distances are in a straight line from the postcode, using TfL station data; the walk can be longer.
Is Redemption Roasters a coffee roaster?
Yes, Redemption Roasters is run by a coffee roaster. Roasting does not always happen at the café itself, so check the official website if you want to visit a working roastery.
Can I buy beans at Redemption Roasters (Coal Drops Yard)?
We list this branch as a place to buy beans to take home, based on its official website. Stock can differ by branch, so ask at the counter which beans are available.
Does Redemption Roasters have other branches in London?
Yes. We also list Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Lamb’s Conduit Street, Broadgate, Drury Lane, Dulwich Village, Hampstead Heath, Islington High Street, Jermyn Street, St Giles High Street and Victoria Station. Opening hours and menus can differ by branch, and the Redemption Roasters group page compares them.
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