Sticking out like a big sore thumb on Camberwell Church Street, Daily Goods is the polished café bringing great coffee to the neighbourhood. From the gold gilt lettering in the window to the graphic logo above it, it’s all style here. Behind the black façade the place lights up into an airy, bright, whitewashed interior. Rotating artworks cover the walls and from illustrated prints to photography the mix adds some originality to the clean surfaces.

A shiny La Marzocco dispenses Workshop Coffee from a dominant, heavy wood counter and along with the mechanically steamed and pressurized drinks there are also slow drip and cold brew options for those who like their caffeine on trend. Sitting down to a slice of sourdough smothered with avocado and chilli flakes at one of the tables amongst the cluster of seating at the back, it hits – Daily Goods is pretty great. From the friendly staff to the relaxed atmosphere, it’s a spot that lends both warmth and style to a slice of Camberwell that’s hardly synonymous with either - although it’s definitely getting there.

Open everyday – and from a handy 7:30am on weekdays – Daily Goods is likely to become this writer’s local daily coffee fix. On coffee, service and atmosphere it wins. On £4 takeaway sourdough loaves, it gets that one negative strike that every venue needs to keeps it grounded.

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