This tiny high street with 10 cafes in 320 metres just got ANOTHER coffee shop Stroll the small high street in the upmarket enclave of St Margarets, in South West London, on any given weekend and there's one thing that the early morning exercisers, parents with buggies and dog walkers have in common - they're almost all carrying a takeaway coffee cup.
Jam-packed: The small high street in St Margarets, close to Richmond-upon-Thames, welcomed a Gail's Bakery this month (pictured), meaning residents now have nine coffee shops in just 321 metres.
Another teenage resident, enjoying a matcha latte from Isaac's Coffee, across the road from Gail's, on Sunday morning, said they loved the choice of cafes and that the demand is clearly there, joking: 'Posh people love coffee!'.
The popular suburb for commuters heading into Waterloo, which is 35 minutes' away by train, also has a coffee shop between platform one and two at St Margarets station - so technically still ten options if you're bound for central London.
Of the remaining eight coffee shops in St Margarets, all are independently owned bar Harris+Hoole, which belongs to another coffee giant, Caffè Nero.
