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Hungry Bikes

212 Essex Rd, London N1 3AP, United Kingdom
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Hungry Bikes in London, specialty coffee cafe

the name hungry bikes tells you everything about essex road's most committed coffee spot. this isn't about grabbing fuel and rushing off. cyclists pause here because the espresso actually matters, because someone behind the counter gives a damn about extraction time and milk temperature. that 4.8 rating from 180 google reviews didn't happen by accident. walk past the chains lining islington's busier streets and you'll find something different at 212 essex road. the kind of place where your flat white tastes like someone took time with it. regulars don't come back for convenience, though it's plenty convenient. they come back because independent shops like hungry bikes understand that coffee culture isn't about logos or loyalty programs. it's about the quiet satisfaction of a properly pulled shot, the way good coffee shops become part of your daily rhythm without trying too hard.

curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated 21 May 2026

nri score82
buzz0
local cred96%

phone

+44 20 7916 0849

website

www.hungrybikes.co.uk/

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180

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4.8

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96%

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