Tita's Coffee

you find tita's coffee inside a brick railway arch beside tom dixon at coal drops yard. the vaulted room keeps the original yellow brick, then adds a brushed stainless steel bar, pale green seating, plants and sculptural glass lights. the menu stays focused. tita's house espresso combines brazil with the philippines, with honey, calamansi and cacao on the board. a featured huila filter lists stone fruit, guava and black tea, while the japanese matcha menu includes the house flat matcha. the open storefront spills onto bagley walk with a few outdoor tables, and a rocket machine anchors the busy counter. this is a coffee-first stop in one of king's cross's best-looking spaces.