Doppio Coffee Warehouse Ealing - London

One of the best cappucinos in town! But the main reason I visit this place is to get my supply of coffee beans from here (which they grind for me in the shop). I 'd just recommend changing the label on the 250g bag of Hand roasted coffee as currently it shows 90% arabica/10% robusta, but as I learned in the shop today this label is old and it 's actually 60% arabica/40% robusta. There 's no sign to inform the customer the label is incorrect.

Amazing coffee shop, the wonder of the area. Proper tasty coffee, fresh pastries, comprehensive drinks menu friendly staff. It is surprisingly large inside with lots of seating, (some outside as well), equipment from reusable coffee cup, filters to original presses french, turkish etc. Also can buy beans or ground them as you need.

I've seen some of the reviews taking of not very good customer service. I don't know if I was lucky but I went this morning with my 3 year old. There was a lovely, smiley, friendly Russian/Romanian lady barista. Service was friendly and quick. Coffee was good, not acidic or bitter. Her frothy milk was on point, as was the little heart in my flat white. Spasiba

I usually don't order cappuccino outside because most bars are not able to prepare it... but today I saw how the barista prepared the milk foam and from there I already knew that the quality of the drink would be so professional. I immediately ordered an oat cappuccino and the result was wonderful. The price was right. The décor is also extremely pleasant.

Have meant to stop here for a while. Got a good americano. Coffee seems reasonably priced per kg! The guy working there was practically unable to listen to me. Tried having a conversation with him about grinders and buying a potential one and he totally talked over me and actually never once really heard what I was asking. I explained which machine I have but he hadn’t heard of a caggia classic, which really gave me doubts about him first, purely because previous to this he’d be talking as if he really knew his stuff. Then he proceeded to try to finish my sentences and literally talked over me. At one point I looked right at him and said “it would be cool to find out more information about what I’m looking for” loudly and brightly, and he still just talked at me about how he didn’t think about coffee machines anymore because he’s so used to the machine in the shop. Weird experience. Even the other customer beside me was laughing about his complete lack of attention or empathy. Crazy other worldly experience with someone whose ego is pulling the levers more than anything else. Definitely have no reason to go into that shop again and wouldn’t if I did.