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Coffee shop in Southcote

Mac’s Coffee works across Southcote and the rest of Reading town centre, Coley, Katesgrove. A tiny coffee shop on Castle Street, Reading: signature filter coffee, masala chai and Indian-spiced bakes made on site. Open Monday to Saturday.

What customers say

4.9 average from 342 reviews

“Almost missed this low-key place until I parked outside and noticed the window. There’s only room for about three customers and it was cosy on a cold early Sunday morning. Very friendly guy working was helpful, informative and chatty. The masala chai was outstanding! On his recommendation I tried the savoury baked egg pie; lovely subtly-spiced onions and egg in nigella-studded puff pastry. Next I’ll try their much-vaunted coffee. Highly recommended but don’t blink-you’ll miss it!”
The Demi Texan
“Bright and clean place, very friendly staff. Super popular; several people in queue ahead of me and more came along. This fried banana bun... such an amazing taste, very interesting. Fresh and sort of crisp exterior but soft inside. No wet grease from frying on the bag. Tasty from fist bite to last. I can see why it's popular. Had a hint of Indian spices in the taste taste but it didn't overpower the banana which came through consistently.”
Kate Forster
“An intimate coffee shop serving the best coffee in Reading City Centre. The baked goods are cooked on site. It sells a surprising number of local foods including peanut and almond butter. The staff are chatty and happy to assist… I almost forgot, they have a La Marzocco G2 Espresso machine. That’s cooler than being cool.”
David Clarke
“Hidden gem! Sensational food and drinks. Extensive menu with lots of options, including plenty of vegan offerings. Delicious flavours. So unique to Reading and much needed too. This spot will definitely be a regular one! I'm already looking forward to returning again. Particular highlights were the tofu puffs, goli baje, and masala bomb. They only have 4 seats to dine in, but felt lovely and cosy.”
Anisha D

Need a coffee shop in Southcote?

33 Castle Street, Reading. A small shopfront with a big queue.

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