Longboys in Camden

Pequeña ubicación. Asientos al aire libre. Asientos interiores limitados. Bienvenida amable. Deliciosas masas de brioche y café. Capacidad limitada podría ser un problema en tiempo lluvioso

Trabajo en la calle Clink y vivo en el lado del banco, así que soy muy local, pero ahora has perdido a un cliente que solía venir un par de veces a la semana, elegí dos donuts para mi abuela y mi abuelo y pedí una caja. Me dijeron que no, tendrás que comprar otra donut si quieres una caja, cortésmente pregunté si preferían perder la venta, ya que por principio no iba a hacerlo, sino otra, dijeron que no podemos darte una, así que me fui. No volveré a menos de 2 minutos de distancia que tiene pan por delante en el mercado y la hora de la rosquilla en la calle principal, que es donde mi negocio ahora va a ir!

Caminamos por el canal desde el mercado de Camden y llegamos a las gotas de carbón. Estaba buscando un lugar para relajarse y tomar un café y aquí fue donde terminamos. Servicio rápido, precios razonables, un montón de opciones tanto para café, bebidas y donuts. Latte helado con leche de avena 4 / 5 ⭐️

This was one of the nicest coffees I’ve had in London this visit. It’s in the fairly recently revived coal drop yards area and a perfect place to grab a quick boost. The staff are friendly, and whilst I didn’t have one the doughnuts looked amazing!

I never write poor reviews. Times are difficult enough, and I sincerely try not to negatively impact a business if I can help it. But the doughnuts here were so uniquely awful, I felt compelled to leave an honest review this time because at £4.50 PER doughnut - I was gobsmacked at how bad they were, and I think people deserve to know. The texture of the "doughnuts" I tried reminded me of stale hotdog buns you might get that are a day (or two) old at a gas station in some small town somewhere in the middle of nowhere in the US. I tried the pandan coconut, the chocolate hazelnut and the tiramisu - and all three were abysmally dry and stale tasting. The fillings were okay, but the "doughnuts" themselves were truly terrible. I wouldn't eat these again even if they were offered to me for free, much less pay £4.50 each or £13.00 for 3 again. To try and end on a positive note, the young ladies working there were absolutely lovely. They were so kind, professional and wonderful. The product itself is a mess though, and I'm surprised something this bad has managed to stay open in a competitive marketplace like Coal Drops Yard in central London.

Not bad coffee, stale tasting donut, gentleman working on Saturday of bank holiday weekend was downright rude. Would go elsewhere

Expensive 4,5 pounds doughnuts with old and dry dough and dramatically lacking of taste. Only the presentation looks good, which makes the experience even more frustrating. The shop didn’t have many option and was running out of many shakes flavors. Definitely disappointed, I will never come back again.

Great little place, the donuts we tried were amazing ! We did think they were very expensive but they were a treat on our day out.