London Liverpool Street train station coffee shops
London Liverpool Street is one of the busiest stations in London, connecting commuters from Essex, Hertfordshire, and East Anglia with the capital. Whether you’re after a fast flat white before a train or somewhere to unwind with a laptop, there’s a wide choice of cafés both inside the station and just outside on Bishopsgate.
Coffee shops at London Liverpool Street
| Coffee shop | Location | In station | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Costa Coffee | Concourse | Yes | Busy branch with quick takeaway service and limited seating |
| Pret a Manger | Concourse and Bishopsgate exit | Yes | Several outlets offering fast food and coffee |
| Starbucks | Upper concourse | Yes | Grab-and-go coffee with mobile ordering |
| Black Sheep Coffee | Bishopsgate Arcade | Yes | Speciality coffee and pastries, limited seating |
| Joe & The Juice | Near platform 10 | Yes | Espresso, smoothies and light bites |
| LEON | Concourse | Yes | Healthy food and coffee, open all day |
| AMT Coffee | Ticket hall area | Yes | Quick espresso kiosk ideal for commuters |
| Greggs | Concourse | Yes | Affordable pastries and takeaway coffee |
FAQ’s
Is there a sit-in café at Liverpool Street station
Yes, LEON and Black Sheep Coffee have small seating areas suitable for short stops.
Which coffee shop opens the earliest
Costa and Pret a Manger usually open before 6 a.m. for early trains.
Are there independent coffee options nearby
Yes, Ozone Coffee Roasters and Department of Coffee and Social Affairs are both a short walk away on Leonard Street.
Do the cafés serve food as well
LEON, Greggs and Pret a Manger all offer breakfast and lunch alongside coffee.
Is there Wi-Fi in the cafés
Most cafés inside and around the station provide free Wi-Fi for customers.
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