Co. - (Near Westminster, london)

4 /5 K E: It was a nice place. Food was good. Atmosphere was clean and modern. The server gave me a look when I ordered a pot of tea, toast and scrambled eggs, like “that’s all”? My wife ordered the teriyaki salmon toast and we both had tea.

4 /5 Цветелина Борисова: the place is clean and well maintained, the atmosphere is cozy, but it was cold. it is quite noisy because of the close tables. the staff is friendly and helpful, they helped us with a digital menu to choose what to eat. the food was very tasty, but the choice is definitely limited. in general, almost all the things offered on the menu I can quickly prepare at home. my cappuccino was bitter, which I personally do not like. the v-60 was too light for my friends taste and according to him it was acceptable.

5 /5 AK Travels: Visited CO London for brunch and had a really nice experience. They offer great brunch options with a good variety to choose from, all well presented and tasty. The coffee was excellent and complemented the food perfectly. The atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming, making it a great spot to catch up or take your time. Service was friendly and efficient. Overall, a solid brunch spot in London

5 /5 Tyrone: This absolute gem is tucked away in a quiet alleyway in Knightsbridge and it’s a total escape from the hustle of the main road. The space is beautiful - minimalist, chic, and incredibly clean - making it feel like a true boutique experience rather than just a standard cafe. We tried two standout dishes: • Lebanese Ground Beef: Topped with harissa, crème fraîche, and perfectly poached eggs. This was the ultimate comfort food for a cold winter’s day - warm, savory, and incredibly satisfying. • Avocado & Salmon Teriyaki: Served on sourdough with pickled chili and crispy shallots. This is a brilliant twist on a classic brunch item; the teriyaki glaze gives the salmon a unique depth that pairs perfectly with the creamy avocado. Instead of coffee, I opted for the Assam Malt single batch tea, which was a highlight of the visit. It’s served in a unique carafe and brewer where the lid actually doubles as the strainer - a very clever piece of design. The tea itself was rich and full-bodied, making it a perfect brunch companion. Cool facts for those visiting: • The "Secret" Alley: It’s located in a mews-style alleyway that makes you feel like you’ve found a private local secret just behind the main Brompton Road. • Tea Partnership: They often source their specialized teas from Lalani & Co, a boutique London tea family known for finding tiny, single-batch harvests from organic family gardens. Co. is great for a posh brunch or a quiet, high-quality tea fix near Harrods. Highly recommended!

5 /5 Saudi & London Eats & Travel: This is from Saudi Eats in London, with 90k+ followers across social platforms. Instagram & Tiktok: saudieats.ksa Tucked away on a quiet road in Knightsbridge, @co.londonn is a true hidden gem. Stylish interiors set the tone for a relaxed and memorable brunch experience. The menu offers a great variety of well-presented, flavorful dishes. The latte was excellent smooth and perfectly balanced and paired beautifully with the food. The avocado toast stood out with its creamy texture, refined garnishes, and salmon teriyaki adding a delicious depth of flavor. A rare find you’ll fall in love with instantly. ☕✨