Decent, although busy coffee shop, good coffee and variety of quick food bites. Additional, slightly tight working space on lower level if you are freelancing, free wifi. Theirs coffee comes with bottle of water and matcha late is fantastic, delivered to your chosen seat if you find any. In general you get what you paid for.

Really cool cafe in London center with lots of seating, good WiFi, strong and quality coffee and some addictive treats. Staff at every friendly and the overall place is a hit. Come early to get a seat

Seven Dials has many good coffee spots, and TY is definitely up there as one of the top ones. It's also a cafe that you can work at - they don't mind people spending all day on their laptops at their cafe, or using it as a meeting space. Because there aren't many places like this around, the cafe is always packed, so you may need to wait before you find a seat!

very good selection of morning pastries (almond croissant was delicious), as well as healthier options (sourdough toast and jam was great too). good coffee. nice relaxed ambience, friendly service.

Interestingly designed cafe with a large quiet downstairs; great for catching up with friends or reading. Food and coffee are delicious, which you certainly pay for.

The place has a great atmosphere and amazing staff, but the coffe I did not like it was very acidic. Good cakes and sandwiches selection. Service however is slow.

Cozy cafe perfect for working on pc or doing some reading. Don't be surprised of the number of mac users :) There are space also downstairs with more comfy chairs. What I didn't like is that they don't have a menu board so you have to ask for what they can make. And you have no idea about the prices... I ordered a cappuccino (£3.20) and my friend filtered coffee (£3.10). To be honest, way too pricey for the quality. Both of us didn't like the coffee. The taste was too sour (Australian type) for us... But again, very cute place!

As a digital nomad myself, I am looking for a good co-working place to stay in London, and I check this the first time and it turns out a good experience. I enclosed my review report for those needed. Category: Artisanal Independent Wifi: Reliable and fast, free to use Seating: Comfortable chairs and sofas (Very handy and many people will occupy the seats so it is much better to go there earlier for a good seat) Power outlets: There are almost one power socket near each table and quite convenient Toilets: Two for unisex downstairs Ambience: There are lots of remote working people here, busy but quietly, so you will get right to work easily. And they play quite a lot of rock music (actually good background music to avoid falling sleep). But you will smell the food upstairs since they offer hot meals (feel distracted sometimes). Surroundings: 3 mins walk from Leicester Square(China Town), so you could find a lot to eat for meals after hard working. Access to Transportation: very convenient and close to metro and bus Price: The price of coffee and the brunch are a little bit higher than normal chain coffee shops definitely, but the coffee tastes good and there are very diverse brunch dishes to choose. Average cost: £3-£12 Something Special: They provide meeting space and event space for hire, and the media room could accommodate 1-12 people with audiovisual facilities (free to use if needed). Normally, it is cheaper to hire before 10am. And the price varies from £50-£120 each two hours with vouchers for redeeming the food and drink in the shop. Awards: winning the accolade of Best Independent Coffee Shop in Europe late in 2014 Address:7 Upper St Martin's Lane, Seven Dials, London, WC2H 9DL Opening Times: Mon-Fri 8am-6pm Sat 9am-6pm Sun 10am-6pm Peak Time: 12pm-3pm Generally, it is quite good workspace for digital nomads in the central London. But you have to get there earlier for the seats since it is very handy.

Have a coffee don't order a poached eggs or anything from the kitchen it is a total mess. The eggs are hard boiled the bread is hard and too big making the poscheg egg even dryer. The bakery is ok, nothing especial. Maybe you should only go there grab a coffee and leave because the rest does not worth it.

If you are in this area don't miss to have cup of coffee and the best and yummiest salted caramel brawnies. The place is very nice for reading, studying, do some of your work, meet new people.

Great coffee and cake. I ordered to batch brews from Kenya which were very nice and well made. The cake I ordered war the gluten free peanut butter and banana bread. Which I can highly recommend. This place was full of people working away on laptops can I can see why the WiFi was fast and the place was cosy.

Very nice environment. Good-looking and tasty food.

Great specialty coffee .. Cortado is just PERFECT !!

Lovely quirky place in Covent Garden to have a coffee and just chill out. You'll almost always see it packed with people, but now I understand why that is - the coffee, food selection and service is amazing! Even though there are always people there, most people are usually on their laptops doing work or together for meetings - it's not too loud at all, in fact it's the perfect environment with chilled vibes and great music. The matcha latte there is so good, too! Most matcha lattes I've tried always have so much sugar but it's great that TY don't add any. They have plenty of seating downstairs if the ground floor is full, along with a restroom and charging spots, so a perfect place to chill for a few hours to get some work done. Definitely my new favourite coffee spot!