Cricklewood Coffee

05/10/2026

For the next 2 weeks you’ll be able to buy our coffee from The Sherriff Centre in . If you’ve never been it has something going on for everyone.
Many a happy sleep deprived time we’ve spent here over the years, now it’s great for coffee and catch ups amongst loads of other things including the Post Office.

23/09/2026

Some dodgy ai animation… we are loving the jingle that was made with Suno….

31/08/2026

Really grateful to the Ham & High for featuring us the other week ❤️ If you’d like to read the full article 👇🏻
https://www.hamhigh.co.uk/news/26472199.cricklewood-coffee-maker-named-great-taste-producer/

25/06/2026

24/06/2026

23/06/2026

Just a few of the local places we’ve been delivering to this morning. you might want some extra beans 🫘 if you’re running here every day 😅

22/06/2026

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11/06/2026

The ladies running club has a new home Our Yard at Clitterhouse Farm ☕️🍰🪴

01/06/2026

Almost a month ago this happened🥺 ..…..we continue to serve the best beans online and in town by bike. Shoutout to all the people who showed up with kindness, offers of help and genuine simple loveliness when we moved out. Special mention to these angels who made things a lot easier for us 🙏🙏

20/04/2026

Next Thursday 30th will be our final day trading from the shop . After this we’ll be moving online so best come and grab your beans to tide you over whilst we have a brief pause in roasting to move out. We’ll miss our regulars so much and really appreciate all the support we’ve had from you this past few years 🙏. Watch this space to see what happens next 😉!

10/03/2026

Cricklewood Coffee is looking for a new home. We’ll be moving out before June when the current shop will be demolished. If you know of anywhere please DM 🙏

19/01/2026

#2016 hopping on not just a trend but when Cricklewood Coffee was born!! After being made redundant in 2015, trying a few different things and helping out with the garden at Cricklewood station, James thought they could do with having a coffee van there.
After all the rigmarole of getting permission to have a van there, James taught himself how to use an espresso machine (quickly! Commuters don’t wait). Business was patchy to begin with so James brought a tiny roaster to sell roasted bags of coffee on the van too. Things built up steadily over the next few years to a solid growing business with many regular customers.
Then….C.O.V.I.D James had to close the van due to social distancing plus no one was using the station anyway. He moved into a warehouse and began selling roasted coffee online, it was an extremely long hard graft to get things going and then keep up with the demand for all WFH coffee lovers. This is what led us to be today’s Cricklewood Coffee Roasters.
In these times it never been more important to evolve, rethink and understand what your customers are looking for from you.
We’re excited to see what #2026 has in store for the best tasting roasted coffee in NW 🏆