Reading Station Train Station Coffee Shops
Reading Station is a major transport hub in Berkshire and lies right in the town centre, which means coffee options are abundant both inside the station and just outside. Whether you’ve got a short wait or a longer break, you’ll find something suitable nearby.
Coffee shops at Reading Station
| Coffee shop | Location | In station | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starbucks | Station Approach (inside concourse) | Yes | Popular chain, convenient for quick takeaway |
| Caffè Nero | Outside station but right next door | No | Comfortable seating and good for a short sit-down |
| Caffe Ritazza | Inside ticket barriers | Yes | Espresso bar inside the station concourse |
| The Coffee Van | Reading Station [Kiosk] | Yes | Hand-roasted beans and quick service for commuters |
| Greggs | Concourse area | Yes | Budget-friendly coffee and pastries |
| Black Sheep Coffee | Short walk outside, near station exit | No | Independent chain specialising in strong espresso |
| Workhouse Coffee | Nearby town-centre street, 5-10 mins walk | No | Independent café with artisan roasting |
If you’re heading on to another station, you can explore your coffee options across UK train stations.
FAQs
Is there seating available for coffee inside Reading Station?
Yes, Starbucks and Caffe Ritazza inside the station both offer seating for travellers.
Which coffee shop opens earliest at Reading Station?
Starbucks inside the station typically opens early to serve commuters, and The Coffee Van opens very early for fast takeaway.
Are there independent coffee shops near the station?
Yes, Black Sheep Coffee and Workhouse Coffee are independent options within a short walk of the station.
Do the cafés serve food as well as drinks?
Greggs provides coffee and pastries, and the independents offer a broader menu of snacks and light meals.
Is Wi-Fi available in the station cafés?
Most cafés inside and near the station provide free Wi-Fi for customers, though speeds and seating vary.
