We might be experiencing a cost of
living crisis, but that hasn't stopped international designers from
opening boujee coffee shops across the city. All about the
logo interiors? After content for the 'gram? Simply came for a
quality brew? From luxury names like Prada and Tiffany to elevated
high street stores, get to know all the fashion brands with
cafes in London.
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Prada Caffé at Harrods, Knightsbridge
When it opened in April last year, it certainly arrived with a buzz. Bringing a slice of Milan to London's luxe department store, the Prada Caffé features monochrome chequered floors, pale green hues and tableware emblazoned with the recognisable logo. Choose from Italian coffee, wines and signature cocktails as you tuck into breakfast dishes, pizzettes, burrata or a whole host of dainty pastries.
The photo-worthy Prada Caffè has remained at Harrods, serving designer coffee in London.
Tiffany Blue Box Café at Harrods, Knightsbridge
Long before Prada took over Harrods, Tiffany was doing its thing with baked goods, afternoon tea, and drinks on the ground floor of the Knightsbridge shop. From cute teapots to tiered stands and even the interior design, every inch of this cafe sings to the brand's statement blue. Make yours a breakfast at Tiffany, finished off with a Champagne cocktail à la Holly Golightly.
Discover this designer café at Harrods.
Anya Cafe, Belgravia
Known for her quirky collections and playful eye prints, Anya Hindmarch is the "handbag queen" you need to know. Located on Belgravia's Pont Street, the luxury designer cafe reflects her brand's fun approach. The menu includes monster cakes, caterpillar tarts, hand-dipped chocolates, afternoon tea and the famous chubby heart.
This is the luxury cafe in London that knows how to have fun.
Ralph's Coffee, Mayfair
Making cawfee cute since 2014, Ralph's Coffee first launched in NYC and has since made its way over to New Bond Street. As it's one of the more famous cafes in London, expect queues come the weekend and Instagrammers snapping away. We've seen Wimbledon-themed set-ups, Christmas installations to rival Cartier across the street, and plenty more from Ralph Lauren's much-loved alfresco brewing spot.
Instagrammable cafes in London? Even in winter, Ralph's Coffee commands queues for a seat at its photo-worthy plot.
Arket Café, Regent Street
High-street meets high-end at Arket, with quality essentials at the forefront of this Scandi brand. Swing by the Regent Street outlet, where you'll be met with an in-store coffee shop touting vegan and vegetarian bites, fresh coffees, and a minimal aesthetic. It's not just tees and hoodies for sale here, guys.
From the same group as H&M, Arket promises quality from its clothing to its coffee.
Carhartt Coffee, King's Cross
For those of you after something a little more down to earth, there's Carhartt Coffee. Over the years, the label has shifted from simply being functional workwear to becoming a staple in any trendy kid's closet. Not only will you find exclusive products in the King's Cross store, but also a compact, fuss-free coffee shop plus wifi and a small counter for working.
If you came for the coffee and none of the fluff, Carhartt has you sorted.
Marchesi 1824 by Prada, Mayfair
Chocolates, pastries and baked goods are the name of the game at Marchesi 1824. A historic cafe that was opened almost 200 years ago in Milan, it was bought by the Prada Group and has since found another home on Mount Street. Think sourdough panettone, opulent Christmas cookies, decadent eggs come Easter, and aperetivo hours soaked in Campari.
Move over Chanel. Meet the original Prada cafe in London.
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