Last Updated on 18 November, 2022
Covent Garden has several cafes where you can hang out as they offer finger-licking meals, dazzling drinks, and worthy times for hanging out and dining away from home.
The different cafes create an avenue for remarkable experiences, incredible memories, and great ambiance. Check out some of the exotic cafes in Covent Garden below.
Cool Covent Garden Cafes You Need To Check Out
Guide to the best cafes in Covent Garden you need to check out. Whether you want the best coffee or just want cute cafes to hang out in, Covent Garden has it all. See below for unmissable Covent Garden cafes.
Apple Butter Cafe is neatly tucked away on Monmouth Street, providing calm amidst the fast-moving lifestyle. There is an apple tree which is the centre masterpiece of the restaurant from where the name is derived. Their menu is made of gourmet salads, sandwiches, and specialty coffee, which you can try out amidst the fascinating setting.
Some of the menu is as below with the respective prices: Espresso 2.50, Hot Chocolate 5.50, Falafel Sandwich 16.50, BBQ Beef Sandwich 18.50, Burrata Salad 16.00, Cheese Cake 10.50. At Apple, you will almost feel like you are dining in an enchanting garden because of the foliage over the ceilings.
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Lilly’s cafe seamlessly blends wellness and fun. The café, located in the gorgeous conservatory on the ground floor, draws inspiration from attributes of gems, zodiac signs, and the elements
With its location in the stunning conservatory on the ground floor, the menu and chic interiors take inspiration from the attributes of gems, signs of the zodiac, and the elements. It is a destination for incredible teas, beautiful cakes, a global food offering, and plenty of bubbles mindfully bought together with mood-boosting natural ingredients and enjoyed in stellar surroundings.
The café maintains harmony by incorporating whimsical elements such as tableside tea-leaf reading, light-hearted daily affirmations, and star-sign cakes. If you are out to try simple, wholesome, and seasonal food.
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Le Pain is the real deal. The restaurant serves a variety of healthy options such as organic coffee, pastries, eggs, tartines, soups, salads, and desserts. They believe meals should be filling, simple, and delicious. What you will enjoy most about this restaurant is that they have a variety of vegan options if you are an enthusiast of such.
Le Pain opens daily from nine am to eight pm except on weekends when they close at 9:00 pm. At Le Pain, you will definitely leave with a smile. If you are a sausage connoisseur, you got to indulge at Le Pain.
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Feel like some Italian meal? Café Murano has got you covered. It serves exceptional fresh seasonal flavours encompassed with private dining rooms and perspicuous authentic spaces. Their dishes are finger-licking: the rigatoni, spicy sausage ragu, gnocchi, Delica, squash, chanterelles and confit garlic, and chicken Milanese, rocket, baby gem, and parmesan.
Murano is filled with bold Italian flavours and an inviting ambiance that is truly worth every minute of your dime and time.
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Want an afternoon brunch? Double Shot is available for you to sample some of the most delicious brunch dishes and desserts while paying homage to traditional English Afternoon Tea at £30 pp. One can call or email for reservations. Poached pear and Pistachio Bowl go for £6.50; this comprises Almond milk oats, coconut cinnamon sugar, butter, poached pear, and pistachio crumb.
The Big Breakfast Plate costs £12.00, and it is made of Spanish Chorizo, goat’s curd, 2 poached eggs, avocado, wilted spinach, and thyme-backed cherry tomatoes on sourdough toast. An exotic Fitz Rose English Sparkling Wine by the Glass is available for £9.00. Unlike the usual sparkling wine you are used to, Fritz is fun, and fruity fizz is Prosecco-like in taste and price.
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The Garden at the Lane is another of Covent Garden’s relaxed cafe and bar with soaring high ceilings, oversized chandeliers, beautiful local flowers, and lushing plants.
It’s many people’s favourite eating joint. It has espressos to espresso martinis. The Garden is a component of Theatre Royal Drury Lane; however, it is accessible to everyone during the day, not only those attending a performance.
It is a tranquil haven with both indoor and outdoor seating that is tucked away from the bustle of Covent Garden. If you want to start your day with a leisurely breakfast or a takeout order, schedule a casual meeting, stop by for lunch or unwind with a drink later in the evening, Garden at the Lane is the place for you.
Prepare for the day with a leisurely breakfast or a takeout order, schedule a quick business meeting, pop by for lunch, or unwind with a drink after work. The Garden serves simple, seasonal and delicious.
Reservations can be made via phone or email. The opening hours are from 9:30 am to 11 pm daily Monday – Saturday, 9:30 am to 10:30 pm on Sunday.
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The Whittard of Chelsea Covent Garden
Tea is a British chain of shops selling tea, coffee, and other related products. This is the perfect place to try and sample their tea and coffee.
You will be overwhelmed with choice because of the various shops with distinctive service and captivating products. Nothing beats an afternoon or evening rather than a great cup of gourmet coffee.
The unique breakfast tea, gourmet hot chocolate flavours and coffee blends at the Whittard’s two-level storey is a real treat if you are looking for something more special than usual.
The wide range of ingenious tableware and pundit brewing equipment will give you a complete tea party.
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Theatre Café is a luxurious cafe to hang out and dine at some theatre-themed coffee shops for drinks, snacks, live performances and open mic slots.
The Theatre closes at 10:30 pm daily. Some items on the menu are; jacket potatoes which are oven-baked potatoes with a filling of one’s choice and they go for £3:50, mozzarella sticks are £5:50, beef burger goes for £5:50, a vegetable burger goes for £6:50, spaghetti pilpil costs £9:00, and fresh clams go for £9:00.
All kids portions which comprise of spaghetti Bolognese, breaded chicken, popcorn chicken, chicken nuggets and all include chips or rice cost £5:00.
The theatre cafe runs their open mic every Tuesday and Sunday from 2 pm-4 pm. Whether you want to moonlight as a lounge singer, have a burning desire to perform classic hits, or preview your songwriting skills, this is your time to take your natural musicality to karaoke booths, stages and jazz bars of our capital.
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