With elegant high ceilings and glass frontage, our shop in the heart of Victoria feels airy and spacious. Just a short walk from Victoria and St James’s Park, enjoy drinks and food to go or stay within and watch London pass by in all weathers from our covered outdoor seating.
Famous bakery from Denmark featuring pastries, desserts, breads, & café fare in a modern setting.
The food is good quality, delicious and reasonably priced for the area
Shabby-chic tearoom with pavement seats offering snacks, light lunches and lots of homemade cakes.
Counter-serve chain for ready-made sandwiches plus breakfast, coffee, soups & salads.
Loose-leaf teas, traditional English dishes & desserts round out the menu at this charming eatery.
Counter-serve chain for ready-made sandwiches plus breakfast, coffee, soups & salads
54 Victoria St, Westminster, London SW1E 6PA, UK
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