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Prices may look reasonable but they're vastly inflated compared to the Dream Bean kiosk at Plaistow station, two stops up the line.
There they charge 20p less for a tea, 30p less for a mocha, 50p less for a cappuccino, latte or flat white and 50p less for a hot chocolate, which is an astonishing price differential. Espresso £1.50/£1.80 I can only assume the company looked at Bromley-by-Bow and thought "yeah, these rich incomers will pay a premium", whereas Plaistow remains ungentrified enough to require rock bottom prices. |
Love it that you are now commenting on your own post
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Or is it low prices to establish the habits of their customers, which will slowly increase while they're not noticing? The contactless revolution has certainly reduced my price awareness.
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No, the much lower prices are at the old cafe, not the new one.
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In the new world of unstaffed stations the baristas also function as general help and security for the station
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Ask nicely (and early enough) and most places will at least give the teabag a squeeze before cooling it down irretrievably with the milk. I sense that a tee shirt I was given recently would chime with you; it proclaims that TEA TASTES BETTER AT HOME. Haven't dared wear it out yet.
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Less than £3 for a flat white is pretty rare in North London!
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perhaps TfL charge them more rent in a zone 2/3 station so they have to have higher prices to cover their costs?
Leytonstone manages to sustain two newsagents (one at the bus station and one in the ticket hall) and a fancy coffee kiosk. |
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