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london has more specialty coffee than it knows what to do with, and most of it clusters predictably around shoreditch or brixton or wherever the foot traffic already is. t-bones cafe on fraser road in erith is doing something different just by being where it is, a corner of outer southeast london that doesn't get written about much but clearly has people who take their coffee seriously. the regulars here aren't a rumor, they're a consistent, vocal fact, and that kind of loyalty in a neighborhood like da8 doesn't come from convenience alone. if you're making the trip out along the thames estuary edge, or you already know erith well, this is the kind of place that rewards showing up on a weekday morning before the day gets loud.

curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated

nri score58
buzz0
local cred72%
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social pulse

0/ 100

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google reviews

304

avg rating

4.6

local cred

72%

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