The Breakfast Club Greater London,

The Breakfast Club opened the doors of its beautiful, little, yellow cafe in Soho in 2005 and customers started queuing.

Fourteen years later, whatever day of the week, the queues are still there. Not only that, the queues are everywhere – all our cafes experience the same phenomenon, people willing to spend time in line waiting for a table at The BC.

In the 14 years since, we’ve become an twelve cafe and five bar operation across London, Brighton and Oxford with an Eggquarters team (sorry, terrible wordplay) based above our original cafe in Soho.

Our cafes and bars have been called many things over the years. Whether it’s the Art Deco Brighton cafe, our Northern Soul era working men’s club in Canary Wharf or the good old pie and mash shop inspiration for London Bridge. They are lovingly and individually created and designed by our in-house team so that no two Breakfast Club’s are ever the same. And did we mention our speakeasy bars..? sssshhhhh... We can’t as they’re the world’s worst best kept secrets and they have ridiculous names that nobody can remember.