Padel and Coffee

Padel and Coffee is a padel club at Unit 50, SEGRO Park Greenford, Greenford UB5 8UJ. It has five padel courts, four indoor and one outdoor, with a cafe and a gym in the same building. Courts are booked on Playtomic from £70 per court per hour at peak times.

Padel and Coffee opened in 2025 and puts padel, training and coffee under one roof. The courts fill a tall industrial hall at the back of the unit, while the cafe and the gym sit at the front, so a match, a workout and a flat white can share the same visit.

Padel and Coffee is open seven days a week. Courts open at 07:00 from Monday to Friday and at 08:00 on Saturday and Sunday, and the last indoor sessions finish at 01:00, which gives players a rare late slot after work or after an evening out.

Padel and Coffee holds a Google rating of 4.4 from 64 reviews. There is parking on site, changing rooms and lockers for kit, and free wifi for anyone waiting for a court or staying on after a match.

The courts

Padel and Coffee has five padel courts. Four are indoors in the main hall and one is outdoors, so there is a covered option whatever the weather. The hall has indoor LED lighting, and the outdoor court is floodlit to 22:30 for evening games.

Every court at Padel and Coffee is panoramic, with glass walls and black mesh panels, and the playing surface is terracotta synthetic turf. One of the indoor courts is a singles court, handy for singles games, drills with a partner or a session when a full four is hard to find.

Padel and Coffee hires out rackets at the venue, so newcomers can try the sport before buying kit. Regular players will lean on the indoor courts from autumn to spring, while the outdoor court gives an open air game on milder days.

Booking and access

Padel and Coffee takes court bookings through Playtomic. Find the club in the Playtomic app or on the website, choose a court and a time, and pay online. Peak court hire starts from £70 per court per hour, which works out at £17.50 each when four players split it.

Padel and Coffee is pay and play, so there is no need to be a member to book a court. The club website at padelcoffee.com covers memberships and events, and the team answers questions about groups and bookings by email at info@padelcoffee.com or by phone on +44 7356 171455.

Padel and Coffee sits at Unit 50 on SEGRO Park Greenford in west London, and players arriving by car can park on site. The postcode for satellite navigation is UB5 8UJ. Off-peak court times are cheaper than the evening peak, so check Playtomic for the slot you want.

Programme and social

Padel and Coffee runs social padel sessions through the week, matching players of a similar level. They are an easy way to meet other players, especially for anyone new to the area or without a regular group, and sign-up happens on Playtomic.

Padel and Coffee also lists group coaching for beginners on Playtomic, so new players can learn the basics with others at the same stage. For competitive players, the club hosts tournaments and leagues, entered through the same Playtomic page used for court bookings.

Padel and Coffee makes it easy to stay after the last point. The cafe serves coffee and food, and the gym gives players somewhere to warm up, build strength or train between matches, turning a court booking into a full morning or evening at the club.

Best for padel players

Padel and Coffee is best for west London players who want indoor padel late into the evening, with five courts and sessions until 01:00. It also suits beginners, thanks to racket hire, group coaching and social sessions; anyone new to the game can read our beginner’s guide to padel in the UK before booking.

Padel and Coffee works well for groups who want to combine a match with coffee or a gym session. For more options nearby, see Game4Padel Parkside and Park Sports Lammas Park, or browse all padel clubs in London and the padel in Greenford page.

Coaching at Padel and Coffee runs through the in-house coaching team, with structured group lessons, beginner intros and 1-on-1 sessions. Lessons are bookable directly through the venue. The community-padel atmosphere makes it a friendly first-court option for new players in the local catchment.