Store Street Espresso
British cafe chain established in 2010, described as one of the first specialty coffee shops in London.
Last updated September 10, 2026
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Overview
Store Street Espresso is a British cafe chain. According to its official website, it was established in 2010 by Roger & Jack and was one of the first coffee shops in London to adopt specialty coffee, and among the first to feature guest roasters. Its coffee beans are sourced from Square Mile, and it serves house-made cakes and lunch items. Its shops include 40 Store Street in Central London, Continental Stores at 54 Tavistock Place, 222 Bishopsgate, and 245 Hammersmith in West London.
History
Store Street Espresso was established in 2010 by Roger & Jack. Its official website states that it was one of the first coffee shops in London to adopt specialty coffee and among the first to feature guest roasters. Its first branch is located in Central London at 40 Store Street. Other shops include Continental Stores at 54 Tavistock Place, 222 Bishopsgate, and 245 Hammersmith in West London.
Products and positioning
Product categories. coffee · house-made cakes · lunch items
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