Beginning in a former 19th century watch house on Bermondsey Street, today each of WatchHouse’s 25 global houses are thoughtfully curated to their local surroundings - from the creative energy of Shoreditch to the refined character of Fitzrovia and the prestige of New York’s Fifth Avenue.
Guests can dine, recline and relax in cosy-yet-contemporary interiors, defined by award-winning architects and designers to ensure no two are the same. Opening this February is WatchHouse Millennium Bridge: an expansive riverside destination inspired by its nearby architectural titans - the historic St Paul’s Cathedral, Herzog & de Meuron’s Tate Modern and Norman Foster’s iconic Millennium Bridge, designed by CAKE Architecture.
\nWith one of the most curated menus of specialty coffees and rarities, WatchHouse serves the world’s finest and most innovative coffees in-house everyday.
Take a seat at an Espresso Bar in any of its global houses to enjoy WatchHouse’s Rarities Experience: an unparalleled tasting of world-class, premium pour-over coffees, immersing guests in the decadent aromatics, profile and body of these refined brews - many of which are rarely served outside of competition.
From espresso to filter, every WatchHouse bean is tried, tested and tasted at its Maltby Street Roastery by an award-winning team of in-house experts, preserving the highest standards of coffee craftsmanship.
\nWatchHouse's selection of premium coffee-making essentials are the perfect gift for coffee-lovers of every kind.
Choose from WatchHouse’s signature cupping spoon, a chic must-have for those who appreciate the finer details, to its sleek Kinto tumbler specially designed to preserve coffee aromas and flavours for six hours while on-the-move. Matcha lovers can also opt for WatchHouse’s signature Mizu Matcha, sold as a standalone or in conjunction with their iconic Monoware Mugs.
For the coffee connoisseurs, WatchHouse sell their classic in-House varieties, in an assortment of grinds, such as their Rituals range - which is their seasonal, rotating filter coffee, containing warming and familiar notes for the perfect brew.
\n1. Mizu Matcha, £17 2. WatchHouse Kinto Travel Tumbler, £35 3. Discovery Set, £42 4. WatchHouse Cupping Spoon, £12 5. The Pod Storage Set, £50 6. WatchHouse x Monoware Mug, £22 7. WatchHouse Comandante C40 MK4 grinder, £260; all available at www.watchhouse.com.
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\u200bABOUT WATCHHOUSE
\u200bWatchHouse is a Modern Coffee business, founded by Roland Horne in a former 19th-century watch house on London’s Bermondsey Street. Since opening in 2014, it has grown House by House, now a global business with locations across central London, New York and the UAE. Rooted in the ethos of Modern Coffee, WatchHouse delivers an experience shaped by three pillars: exceptional product, considered design, and an elevated guest experience. From industry-leading specialty coffee to House-made food and architecturally driven spaces, every detail is crafted to move coffee and those who drink it forward.
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\u200bwww.watchhouse.com, @watchhouse
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\u200bFOR PRESS RELEASE ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT:
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