A dark, moody cup of coffee
Est. 2015 · Marylebone, London

LondonHouse Café

Proper coffee and a warm kitchen on a Marylebone corner — roasted a mile away, baked first thing, poured from seven till late.

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IOur story

A café built the London way — good coffee, a warm room, no fuss.

It started on a grey Tuesday with one machine and a queue out the door, and it hasn't slowed since. We pull our shots from beans roasted a mile down the road and bake first thing, so the counter smells like morning long before the sun shows up.

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A barista pouring latte art The pour, half seven
Espresso poured over ice
Signature

The London Fog

Earl Grey drawn strong, steamed milk, a whisper of vanilla. The drink that started as a staff-only secret and never left the board.

IIOn the counter today
Flat white
Flat white£3.60
Double ristretto, silky milk.
Buttered croissant
Croissant£3.20
Laminated over three days.
London Fog
London Fog£3.80
Earl Grey, steamed milk, vanilla.
Full English
Full English£11.50
The works, brown sauce optional.
IIIThe room
Interior with curved counter
The main room
Barista at the counter
Flat lay of coffee
Open storefront
Morning table
IVA London institution

Rain or shine, the kettle's on.

We're a two-minute walk from Bond Street, tucked down Marylebone Lane where the red buses still rattle past the window. Come in from the weather, order at the counter, and let the city carry on without you for a while.

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A red London bus on a rainy Marylebone street

Come and sit a while.

A seat by the window, a proper flat white and the morning ahead of you. We're open every day from seven.