The Monocle Café

i like the concept, i love the shop inside and the lady there who explained about the brands identity and answered our questions while having coffee. but, i think it’s a problem of big chains with the brand name – their staff while ordering and making coffee had a poker face in them 😁 and they looked like we came to a fancy restaurant where all the oligarchs sit and if we didn’t suit that place (

A stylish and minimalist café. The coffee is okay, the vibe is unmistakably Monocle—clean lines, curated playlists, and international charm.
However, the space is tiny, with very limited seating, which makes it less than ideal for lingering or having a long chat over drinks. Expect to queue, especially on weekends or during peak hours. It’s more suited for a quick caffeine fix or takeaway than a relaxing café session.
If you’re in the area and appreciate a sharp cup of coffee in a magazine-worthy setting, it’s worth a visit—but don’t plan to stay too long.

If you could imagine Monocle magazine, as a coffee shop… then this is exactly what has been created. No laptops presumably to ensure people aren’t taking the limited seating up for too long.

Service on multiple occasions has been friendly, and the last time i walked in and queued up, i realised that i didn’t want a coffee so they jokingly worked their way through the menu suggesting what I could order.

An odd bonus, but they have a Toto toilet. Thank me later.