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Price of a Cup of Coffee Round Here (Anderson's)

Gidget

By Gidget
May 4, 2012 in The Lounge

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bloonoo

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Posted April 8, 2013

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lizbells, there was no price for the brownies. all the cake slices were prices at ?2,95 which is fairly standard i thought, and generally in my experience a brownie is less superior than a slice of a cake and therefore i wrongly assumed it would be cheaper!

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Posted April 13, 2013

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I think the coffee in Andersons is top draw. They use Red Brick coffee beans which is one of the best. Still each to their own. There's a new cafe in Honor Oak which serves Monmouth coffee and No. 67 next to South London Gallery does a nice cup as well

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