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Save Ferris The Story Of The Breakfast Club

It could have all been so different. Two children of the 80s, searching for that elusive name for their first cafe in Soho… 'The Breakfast Club' could easily have been 'St Elmo's' or 'Save Ferris'. Chickens and pigs would have breathed a sigh of relief. But it was not to be and The Breakfast Club was born in 2005 when we moved into a small cafe on D'Arblay Street in Soho, painted the front egg yolk yellow and filled the place with junk from our childhood bedrooms. The Lucky Trolls seemed to have worked, we built it and you came (thank you!). In 2007 we opened on the lovely Camden Passage in Angel and then in 2009 East London beckoned in the form of the skinny jeans capital of the world, Hoxton. In May 2011, exactly two years after Hoxton we moved into our new home in Spitalfields. There must be someting about the month of May because this year we went South of the River for the first time, opening on Battersea Rise (Hello Yummy Mummys!). 

The furtures looking bright too, with a new addition to our brekky club family popping up in London Bridge in early 2014.

We're big on our breakfasts- did the name give that away?- serving up everything from the traditional English to Pancakes and Eggs Benedict. Worried about fitting into the skinny jeans? Try our mueslis, porridge or fruit salads.

As the day progresses we move on to a range of wraps, burgers, burritos, pies and salads. All this washed down with fairtrade lattes, smoothies and a range of beers, wines and cocktails (though unfortunately not in Soho, which is BYO booze).