Our Cafs

Soho –

On D’Arblay Street

Small but mighty, this is where it all began on D’Arblay Street in 2005. Gone are the days when we didn’t even serve eggs. Believe it or not it, it didn’t occur to us that a place called ‘The Breakfast Club’ would attract people looking for a fry-up, not just die-hard John Hughes fans. You’ll still find a queue whatever day of the week, luckily we’ve opened equally beautiful cafs just round the corner on both Berwick St & Old Compton St.

The Breakfast Club Caf
Our daytime caf, plating up fry-ups, burritos, pancakes & of course, the humble bacon butty.
The BreakfastPub
The World’s First Breakfast Pub (we think).
The Breakfast Club Caf
Our daytime caf, plating up fry-ups, burritos, pancakes & of course, the humble bacon butty.
The BreakfastPub
The World’s First Breakfast Pub (we think).

We are a caf...

 

Not a cafe, not a shop, not a branch, not a unit, not a restaurant. Just a caf.

 

There was also a time they called us a hipster hangout but thankfully that was just a passing phase. We don’t profess to being cool, because we’re not.

 

We make comfort food.

 

We make warm fuzzy feeling in the pit of your stomach food. We make ‘is my gran in your kitchen?’ food. We make ‘3 star ethically sourced good for the planet’ food.

 

Everyone is welcome. Me, your mum, my grandad, your uncle Albert, little Jonnie and all our best pals. Everyone is welcome.

 

At one point we tried to save the world with varying degrees of success. But we’ll leave that to Greta as we feel she’s doing a much better job. We’ll stick to being a caf and supporting our local communities.

 

Release your inner cafness.

The Breakfast Club Soho doesn’t take bookings. However our caf on Old Compton St (8 minutes walk away) does take bookings Monday to Sunday from 8am onwards.  Click here.

 

 

 

Opening Times

 

Monday to Sunday:

 

7:30am-3pm

 

 

 

 

33 D’Arblay St, Soho, London, W1F 8EU