Woolwich Works, Beanfeast

I was a bit worried when I walked in. I'd heard the rumors of the great Brazil vs. America Coffee Trade War of '24, and the last thing I needed was to be caught in the crossfire. Would my cappuccino be subject to a 50% tariff? Would the barista be forced to accept payment in Brazilian real? The tension was thick, like a good espresso. ​But I was pleasantly surprised. The customer service was impeccable. There were no armed guards at the door checking for contraband beans. The coffee was fresh, bold, and thankfully, free of any new taxes. My latte, a symbol of international unity, was poured with a peaceful hand. I even had a stimulating conversation with a few of the professionals about some new ideas I'm taking back to the team. ​The most hilarious part of it all was when a new customer came in and started to pay with a single, perfectly ripe avocado. The barista just smiled and pointed at the "Cash & Card Only" sign, and a small victory for global trade was won. This cafe is a beacon of hope in a world torn apart by trade disputes and overpriced lattes.

This is an excellent place for neighbors to come and have some drinks and food. There is also the possibility of working here as there are enough tables. There is also some plans for online working (paying a quantity of money to use Internet). However, the tables are not cleaned enough. There are he cups from previous customers on them and some of the tables don't have sugar or salt inside the pods.

Excellent spot right by the river. Very well connected on the Elizabeth line making it very easy to access from central. Venue space can easily accommodate multiple stages with multiple bars as well. Went for the Fume BBQ festival which was fantastic venue to host there combining indoor and outdoor seating. 4 stars as they could accommodate more standing tables which could help with overcrowding in the outdoor venue area