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Yalla Yalla<br />

6 Algerian<br />

Coffee Stores<br />

52 Old Compton Street, (0)20<br />

7437 2480, algcoffee.co.uk<br />

Behind its jaunty red frontage,<br />

the Algerian Coffee Stores is a<br />

coffee emporium par excellence,<br />

stocked with 81 different coffee<br />

beans and 24 flavoured brews.<br />

As regulars know, it also has the<br />

best-value takeaway deal in Soho:<br />

€1.18/£1 for an espresso, be it<br />

double or single.<br />

7 Bar Italia<br />

22 Frith Street, (0)20 7437<br />

4520, baritaliasoho.co.uk<br />

With its whiff of disrepute, iconic<br />

neon signage and night-owl hours<br />

(it closes at 5am, only to re-open<br />

two hours later), Bar Italia is a<br />

Soho institution. Its venerable<br />

Gaggia coffee machine works<br />

through the night, dispensing<br />

potent, bittersweet espresso. It’ll<br />

set you back €2.60/£2.20, though:<br />

all that history comes at a price.<br />

8 Gelupo<br />

7 Archer Street, (0)20 7287<br />

5555, gelupo.co<br />

Specialising in exquisite gelato,<br />

and run by the owners of<br />

acclaimed Italian restaurant<br />

Bocca di Lupo, this is the place<br />

to come for coffee and dessert<br />

in one. Affogato (€3.50/£3) is a<br />

classic – a double espresso with<br />

a scoop of fast-melting hazelnut<br />

gelato – while the caffè allo<br />

zabaglione is a sweet, rich mix of<br />

coffee, beaten egg yolks and sugar.<br />

fly to london four times daily. brusselsairlines.com <strong>march</strong> <strong>2013</strong> 15

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