The Watch House (Bermondsey)

• Going inside was by far the wisest decision I've made in a while
• The coffee was delicious with a rich crema on top truly the best I've had in a long
• The cafe itself is pretty small which is probably the only downside as I imagine it would be hard to get a seat at peak times however the decor is stunning
• Very trendy/nordic esque with the exposed brick and lots of wood
• The coffee itself was incredible
• The latte was one of the best I've ever had
• It was one of those days where everything was happening on the same evening
• I eventually decided to track across London after the Maison Blanc event in Fulham and thankfully it was worth the journey
• Have teamed up with neighbourhood coffee shop The Watch House
• Before my acquaintance with Waffle On and their dazzling array of flavours and toppings
• I always associated waffles with the oft dry
• Masking the actual taste of what was underneath
• They had flavours like Southern fried chicken with Maple butter
• Dry cure bacon with biodynamic egg and canadian maple syrup and Goats cheese with a blueberry coulis
• S getting buttered up with street food darlings Waffle On getting behind the bar to iron out a new evening menu at The Watch House
• Waffle On at The Watch House is an evening kitchen takeover that
• S buttermilk waffles are delish and The Watch House is comfortably cosy café
• The Watch House (Bermondsey) serves some amazing waffles in a style which is as rustic and as cosmopolitan as London itself
• Every time i went past The Watch House (Bermondsey) i was intrigued and they always had a tag saying "
• This is a little cute coffee shop with around 5 tables
• The Watch House was built in the early 19th century and housed guards who protected the churchyard graves
• They have some nice paintings around and I am told that these are on display for sale
• They encourage local artists to showcase and dont charge a dime for this service which i felt was really amazing way of nurturing talent
• The coffee is mostly in house and looked really good
• I have always had the same waffle with chocolate sauce
• The waffle is amazingly soft and fluffy but not soggy
• The chocolate is simply sinful and looks like its outsourced from the heavens
• The waffle is made fresh and is served pipping hot
• THey serve it on a plate which is made of stone which again enhances the experience of having a hot waffle with some hot chocolate sauce and adds to the entire rustic charm of The Watch House (Bermondsey)
• The staff here is very well trained and are very well informed about the items on the menu
• The tables are minimalist
• The coffees are really well made
• What I am quickly realizing is that many coffee shops in London can make a nice latte but when it comes to filtered coffee they fall horrifically short
• Great little spot with real character
• The coffee was good without being outstanding
• The sweet things on the counter looked amazing but I was there too early for that goodness
• Tried Latte and cappuccino and both were spot on and very smooth to taste
• Their juices and coffees are also ready good quality
• The Watch House logo is simply elegant
• I could tell it is popular amongst people with queues mounting up the pavement

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