It is getting chiller now we are heading into winter and what is better to keep warm than popping into a coffee shop?
Watford is full of independent cafes which will serve you a range of teas and coffees.
Here are the five best coffee shops according to Tripadvisor in Watford for a visit during the colder months to keep warm.
1. Eats and Treats
Rating: 4.5/5
Location: 241 St. Albans Road, Watford WD24 5BQ England
"We have visited a few times recently and have to say you get the warmest welcome every time we visit. The food is homemade and delicious. All of the staff are so friendly. Very well priced also. It’s quickly become our go-to cafe whether for a coffee or something more substantial. The apple turnovers are homemade and to my mind the best in town."
2. Flourish Craft Bakery
Rating: 4.5/5
Location: Garnett Close Unit 2, Watford WD24 7GN England
"To your right is an array of spectacular cakes, breads and beautiful pastries, all made on site. The smell of good breads and coffee (and it was very good) was divine."
3. Ocean Bells Coffee
Rating: 4.5/5
Location: 133 High Street, Watford WD17 2ER England
"Lovely calm ambience, delicious aromas of coffee on arrival, well balanced and flavourful flat white which was well received. Overall, the best coffee I enjoyed whilst on an extended stay in Watford."
4. GoKula Vegetarian Cafe
Rating: 4.5/5
Location: 65 Market Street, Watford WD18 0PR England
"One of my all-time favourite places to eat. The best food, try the modestly priced buckwheat pancakes they are so good. Generous portions, beautiful atmosphere and friendly staff. Always on top form. Love this place."
5. BloomsYard Watford
Rating: 5/5
Location: Upper Mall, opposite Primark 201 The Harlequin Intu Watford, Watford WD17 2UB England
"Stopped in at Bloomsyard for a quick drink and was met by welcoming and knowledgable staff who make some absolutely delicious drinks! I would definitely recommend supporting this independent whilst you’re in Atria. Also the ‘mojitea’ was so tasty, a must try!!! Will definitely be coming back."
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