In line with government guidelines, from Wednesday 16th December, we will be temporarily closed.
An exciting part of Danbury Mission Church with a vision to provide a good quality coffee shop for all the community.
We are staffed by a manager and an excellent team of volunteers who together aim to provide a warm and friendly welcome to all who come through our door.
To see our risk assessment for operation during the C19 pandemic click here
We are now open on Sunday mornings, but you will need to book. There is no need to book for the rest of the week – just turn up!

Coffee and Teas
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Espresso
- £1.50
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Double Espresso
- £1.80
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Macchiato
- £1.60
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Americano
- Regular £1.90
- Large £2.20
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Cappuccino
- Regular £2.20
- Large £2.50
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Latte
- Regular £2.20
- Large £2.50
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Flat White
- £2.50
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Filter coffee
- £1.50
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Mocha
- £2.60
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Hot Chocolate
- Regular £2.50
- Large £2.80
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Hudson's special hot chocolate
(with cream and maltesers)
- Regular £2.80
- Large £3.20
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Tea People loose leaf tea
Premium English Breakfast tea
Decaffeinated English Breakfast tea
Earl Grey tea
Gunpowder Green tea
Luxury Rooibos tea
Peppermint tea
Lemon and Ginger- Pot of tea £2.00
Soft Drinks
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NewFolkingtons Fruit juice - 250ml
CloudyApple, Orange, Pear, Mango or summerberries
- £2.00
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Pumpkin tree organic juice drinks - 150ml
No added sugar or anything artificial Apple and grape, Pear, Blackcurrant and apple
- £1.00
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Belvoir sparkling presse - 250ml
Elderflower, Cranberry, Lime and Lemongrass, Handmade lemonade, Guest variety
- £2.00
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Deeside Still Water - 250ml
- £1.00
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Deeside Sparkling Water - 250ml
- £1.00
Food
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Hudson’s filled rolls
Selection of filled rolls, our bread is freashly baked locally.
- £3.50 - £3.95
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Selection of handmade cakes
- £1.80 - £2.50
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Half slice
- £1.10
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Toasted teacake
- £1.80
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Popcorn various flavours
- £1.00
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Crisps various flavours
- £1.00
Glad you asked. We named our coffee shop after Hudson Taylor, who was born not in Danbury, but in Barnsley, Yorkshire, 1832. So what ties us with him? His faith. At just 21, Hudson Taylor decided to make a trip from Liverpool docks to Shanghai with one express purpose: to share the good news about Jesus with the people of China. Hudson arrived in 1854, when China was in the middle of a civil war.
He travelled around the country, preaching and distributing medical supplies. To those looking on, his behaviour must have seemed radical; unlike other expats, he spoke Mandarin, dressed in Chinese clothes and grew a pigtail. He did not want to impose British culture on the people of China but wanted them to know that Christianity was for all cultures.
Hudson made special efforts to travel to rural China to establish Chinese churches, led not by foreigners but Chinese Christians. With this goal in mind, he founded the China Inland Mission in 1865, an organisation that still exists today.
Hudson dedicated his life to mission in China and was buried in 1905 on Chinese soil. His motto is best summarised in his own words: “There is a living God. He has spoken in the Bible. He means what He says and will do all He has promised.” If this sounds like something you would like to investigate for yourself, why not chat to one of the Hudson’s staff, or come along to one of the services at Danbury Mission?

Opening Times
Monday – Friday
9am – 2.30pm
Sunday
9.30am – 12noon
Location
Address
Danbury Mission
54 Maldon Road
Danbury
Essex
CM3 4QL