The Breakfast Club - London, United Kingdom

Be warned! Wait in line to enter the doors of this trendy Soho establishment! If you are patient enough, you'll definitely be rewarded with a hearty breakfast!

On our visit to The Breakfast Club, we made plans to visit the original diner at D'Arblay Street right when the diner opens. However, the sleepy bug crept up on us and we only managed to arrive at the restaurant at about 10am or so. Thankfully, it wasn't that crowded on a weekday morning and we only had to wait approximately 30 minutes or so to get our seats! So folks who wish to visit The Breakfast Club, do get there early!

The cafe is a small cosy space that has bright yellow painted walls with lots of quirky decor. We were ushered to our seats and were given menu to pick. There was simply too many to pick from, but we finally decided on the standard English Breakfast and the Egg Benedict!

The food was delicious and reasonably priced. We loved the roasted potatoes that were well-seasoned as well as the oily, fatty sausages and bacon!

Service was great too! Despite the fact that there was a crazy long line outside the cafe, we didn't feel particularly rushed to finish our meal. However, since it is a small establishment, the tables were relatively close to one another and we didn't feel that free to chat to our hearts content.

Nonetheless, the vibrant yellow walls will definitely brighten your day! Make The Breakfast Club your first stop when exploring the Soho area!

Where to stay in London, United Kingdom?

Looking for the perfect mid-tier hotels to stay at during your trip to London, United Kingdom? After having stayed at multiple hotels throughout our visits to London, we have compiled a list of our favourite accommodations:

First on our list is the Paramount Hotel, which is situated in a quiet neighbourhood near Earl's Court metro station. This guest-house-like property boasts spacious and tidy rooms, making for a comfortable stay. The Earl's Court region is ideal for travellers on a budget, as it features a variety of reasonably priced hotels while still providing access to the station within Zone 1. Additionally, a 24-hour Sainsbury Local is conveniently located just a 4-minute walk from the hotel.

On another occasion, we tried the Ibis Styles London Kensington Hotel, part of the AccorHotels chain. Like the Paramount Hotel, this hotel is also just a 2-minute walk from Earl's Court Station and a 4-minute walk from Sainsbury's Local. However, the rooms are slightly smaller and may lack the homely feel of the Paramount Hotel. Nevertheless, the modern rooms and high-quality service expected from an international chain make it a great option for travellers.

The Breakfast Club

33 D'Arblay Street

W1F 8EU

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