The brainchild of Barworks, the genius behind Wenlock & Essex and the 5cc bars, Mare Street Market is a neon-bathed food, drink, and design consortium offering everything a millennial heart desires – from a record shop, florist, bakery, deli, cocktail bar, barber, tattooist, to restaurants galore.

Open daily from 7am to 5pm, EVE cafe serves up an overload of Mediterranean-inspired plates for you to nibble on as you flurry through work emails and a hefty online ASOS shop. From pastries to cakes and breakfast classics with a twist, don't miss out on the place that's on everyone's lips.

Head down to Stratford where this eco-friendly cafe and restaurant offers a stunning spot to enjoy some fresh coffee and a bite to eat. Whether you're looking to tuck into a hearty fry-up or a homemade sandwich from their deli menu, they've got some excellent food options and gorgeous surroundings to enjoy them in.

Home to laid-back vibes, FAIM IN Fitzrovia is the ideal cafe hotspot. Whether you're looking for a cosy atmosphere to catch up on work or to meet your pals, this venue provides the perfect backdrop. On top of that, there are tasty brekky plates, pastries and live entertainment.

Head over to Notting Hill where this pretty cafe is bringing you sweet treats and a whole heap of fun activities. Join them for picture-perfect afternoon teas, interactive biscuit-icing classes or a relaxed treat of yummy cakes and hot coffee.

Rake's Cafe Bar is a quirky Liverpool Street spot that's bursting with coffee, creative cocktails and comfort food from day to night. Think stunning interiors, boozy brunches come Saturdays and a range of internationally-inspired small plates.

Old Queen Street Café is an excellent choice of cafe thanks to its British breakfast and brunch menus, spanning everything from Bakewell-inspired French toast to eggs benny, with artisanal coffee to match. Fancy something stronger? There are cocktails for that too.

One of the best cafes in London, thanks to its lineup of live jazz and piano, Fidelio Cafe is a lovely place to head to. With a variety of spaces available to settle down in, including a mezzanine restaurant and basement lounge, it's pretty easy on the eye too.

Be transported to Puglia, Italy thanks to yapix and their Veronero coffee, as they're serving the perfect cup to every guest. Better yet? You can can chow down on Italian sandwiches, fresh pasta and traditional pinsa - an Ancient Roman recipe that makes a healthy alternative to pizza.

The Skylark Café is one of the best in London, thanks to its pretty interiors and prime location in Wandsworth Common. Open seven days a week, this charming spot serves an all-day brunch menu, fresh coffee and alcoholic sips in a Victorian farm house setting. 

After luxury London cafes? The Tiffany Blue Box Café brings a designer destination from the jewellery brand to Harrods, so you can munch your way through breakfasts or afternoon tea while surrounded by jewels and amazonite stone features.

A gorgeous cafe in the heart of Belgravia, Chestnut is a brand new bakery specialising in indulgent pastries and fresh sourdough. Head over to the pretty spot for lazy brunches and lowkey coffee dates.

When it comes down to cute cafes in London, House of Hades is a firm choice. Situated on Morning Lane, this gem boasts a laid-back lounge space for hotdesking and unlimited coffee in the daytime, alongside offering up a delicious variety of pastries to fill up on.

If you're looking for a quirky cafe to catch up with mates in, then be sure to check out The Breakfast Club in locations such as Hackney Wick, Hoxton, Canary Wharf and Soho. Sip on a refreshing smoothie, have a coffee and tuck into some egg bennies with a creamy hollandaise sauce, fluffy American-style pancakes, plus special burgers.

Nestled within a Grade II listed building just by Russell Square, Burr & Co. offers you breakfast bowls and all day plates alongside classic cocktails, tasty beers and freshly roasted coffee. The cafe is a great spot to catch up with friends over lunch.

Smith's relaxed and inviting nature makes it one of the top cafes in London to study. Immerse yourself in these Grade II listed surroundings and hit the books, the comfy leather seating, raw brickwork and industrial touches exude a super chilled out feel. The caf serves up a mean cup of coffee as well as a menu that features all-day breakfast and several lighter bites.

Family run cafe-cum-cocktail-bar Brew & Barrel is giving their all in the drinks department; by day you'll get to enjoy speciality coffees alongside brunch plates from French toast to a brioche breakfast bun, before darkness descends and the boozy stuff comes out to play. No matter what time you visit, you can expect a relaxed atmosphere to complement the simple, rustic interiors. 

Fancy heading to a cafe where you can take your dog? Pop by Pawsitive Cafe to enjoy a warm and welcoming space in the company of your furry friend. Tuck into banging brunch dishes, freshly prepared sarnies and so much more.

On the hunt for cute cafes in East London? The Dixon Hotel is decked out with beautiful decor and avant garde artwork. The venue slings out a wide range of international loose leaf tea, fruit smoothies, and freshly brewed coffee.

If you've got a craving for a stunning afternoon tea, Brigit's Bakery Covent Garden is a great spot to relax. Head along to the cute cafe to tuck into sandwiches, cakes, scones or a light brunch accompanied by a fabulous range of teas.

Whether you fancy set menus spanning savoury and sweet treats or the chance to indulge in afternoon tea, Angelo Musa is the place to head if French patisserie is your thing. The famous Michelin Star pastry chef's London location is sure to satisfy.

If you're looking for a fabulous spot for a bite to eat and coffee (or, perhaps a few cocktails), then Dear Grace just a short distance from White City station is a top choice. Touting a fabulous space adorned with plants and cool prints along with a range of crackin' menus.

Sleek and stylish with a menu to match, Grind Greenwich is a popular all-day spot. While surrounded by hanging plants, marble tables and trendy lighting, tuck into scrumptious brunch dishes washed down with coffee.

One of the best cafes in London, this venue is the original Caravan site in London. With tasty food, coffee and superb cocktails, it's a great spot for a bite to eat any day of the week.

Jack And Beyond is the award-winning cafe and bakery in Fulham serving up cheesecake crumble, classics like red velvet and novelty options such as Boris Johnson cookies. Best of all? There's afternoon tea, bubbles and brunch (bottomless cake, anyone?) aplenty.

Widely known for its excellent coffee, Black Sheep: Regent's Place is a seriously cool cafe, with fun murals and industrial-chic interiors. Whether you fancy getting some work done or relaxing with friends, it's a great choice.