Frankie Goes East in London: photos, reviews

About

Frankie Goes East is a delightful spot in London that has quickly become a favorite among locals. Known for its incredibly affordable menu, the establishment offers a range of options for coffee lovers and snack enthusiasts alike. With a sterling average Google rating of 4.9, it's not just the inviting atmosphere that draws people in, but the outstanding food and drink offerings as well.

Regulars rave about the amazing pistachio chocolate cookies, which are hailed as the best around, alongside the most amazing hot chocolate the city has to offer. The café also serves a delicious cortado, making it a must-visit for coffee aficionados. Whether you're opting to dine-in, or grabbing something quick through delivery or takeaway, Frankie Goes East ensures an enjoyable experience with its friendly and welcoming staff. Perfect for those seeking a cozy spot where high-quality treats meet unbeatable prices.

Price

$$$$ 1 - 10 GBP

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Dine-in

Offering

Serving coffee

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Hoxton

Train station 685 m walk

Shoreditch High Street

Train station 371 m walk

Fakruddin Street (Stop V)

Bus stop 627 m walk

Barnet Grove (Stop SD)

Bus stop 362 m walk

Curtain Road (Stop ZA)

Bus stop 599 m walk

4.9

based on 57 reviews

Google

4.9/5 57 reviews

Dimitrios Syminelakis

Food: 5

I spent 4 days following my gf around several bakeries in London. I do not like sweet and sugary things. But this.... This was the single best cookie I had in my life. Don't waste your time in line after line waiting for the same things. Just do yourself a favor and come here.

Elisabeth

Food: 5
Atmosphere: 5

so friendly and welcoming :] we walked in with like a billion plants from the market taking up basically an entire table and you guys were so cool about it, also literally the most amazing hot chocolate ive ever had in london!!!!! rly wonderful place hehehe

Steven Hamblin

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

We wandered past one Sunday on the way back from the flower market and took some of the cookies home and they were fantastic. However, we’ve come back today on a Saturday at 10:30 am when Maps says it’s open at 10 am, and they’re not open - we’ve even waited a half hour to see if they’d open at 11 and they didn’t. We traveled for 45 mins from south London to get these, that’s how good the cookies are - and how disappointing it is that they’re not open when they say they are.