Open daily

  • Open daily — Mon–Fri 7–6 · Sat 8–5 · Sun 8–3
  • Today on the bar — Mwana Hill, Kenya, washed
  • Baked here from 6:30 — the cardamom buns go by ten
  • Order ahead from the menu — we hold it at the bar

Roastery & coffee bar, 14 Alder Row, Wrenfield

Still Cup

Open daily — Mon–Fri 7–6 · Sat 8–5 · Sun 8–3 Coffee from seven on weekdays, eight at the weekend.

Last pour-over at 5:30.

Today on the bar: Mwana Hill, Kenya — washed · blackcurrant, cane sugar, black tea.

Roasted Tuesday, in the back room.

Menu & how to find us

Today on the barMwana Hill

Kenya, Nyeri · washed · SL28 & SL34

Origin
Kenya, Nyeri
Producer
Mwana Hill cooperative
Process
Washed
Altitude
1,750 m
Roasted
Tue 22 Sep
Espresso
18 g → 38 g · 28 s
Filter
15 g : 250 g · 3:30

Beans to take home: $19 for 250 g, ask at the counter.

Ask for it as a cortado.

Last pour-over at 5:30.

Hours

Opening hours, every day of the week
Monday7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Tuesday Roast day7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Thursday7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday8:00 am – 3:00 pm

Last orders fifteen minutes before the door.

Where

14 Alder Row, Wrenfield

Step-free door, one accessible restroom.

Two minutes from Wrenfield Station. Look for the door beside the bakery with the blue awning.

Map & directions

This season

Until the figs run out, mid-October most years.

  • Fig-leaf cortado$5.50

    Milk steeped overnight with leaves from the yard tree.

  • Cascara tonic$5.00

    Dried coffee-cherry tea over tonic and orange peel.

  • Rye & honey latte$6.00

    Toasted rye syrup, wildflower honey, a double shot.

  • Pear & brown-butter galette$5.25

    Wrenfield pears, out of the oven at seven.

The whole menu

The room

Six stools at the counter, a bench under the window, and a roaster the size of a washing machine in the back room. On Tuesdays the whole of Alder Row smells of it.

Twelve kilos a week. That’s all of it.

We buy from four farms and one co-op, roast a little at a time, and sell most of it across this counter. The cups are old jadeite mugs from a diner that closed down the road: heavy, a few of them chipped, and still the best thing to drink from. So we still pour into jadeite.