Attendant Coffee Roasters – Fitzrovia

To say the place is tiny is an understatement, but they make it work so well! The place was packed, with all 13 seats taken up when we arrived. We only waited 10 minutes before a table opened up. Service was friendly and quick. The food was delicious. The decor was stunning, all original tiles on the walls and floor, with some of the original fittings as well. Attendant is a must see in my opinion!

Unique coffee shop. It was converted from a Victorian era public toilet.
They kept the porcelain urinals and the tiles are the original ones too.
The place is busy, even off peak it is still hard to find a seat. To be honest it’s really small and approx 14 people can have a seat at the same time.

The coffee isn’t special at all. But I appreciated the decaf option with coconut/ oat milk a lot.
The staff was nice and friendly enough.

I paid over £10 for 2 small drinks with alternative milk. Bit pricey, right?

Someone pointed out a unique café, The Attendant, which is in a former below ground toilet. I found this one about a mile from the hotel and enjoyed a delicious breakfast. I recommend taking a minute in your visit to London to check out this unique feature.

Food-wise, the menu is simple but delicious with a fair amount of breakfast options and even some lunch options; the bakery has a variety of cakes, tarts and delicious snacks 😋

Attendant Coffee Roasters is a unique renovated toilet stalls- coffee shop from the Victorian era.
It is placed underground, so perfect for a rainy day coffee date.

I visited in the morning, and enjoyed my americano (£3,5) and my salmon bagel (£7,5). The coffee was good quality, strong, workout being bitter. The salmon bagel was also decent for the price.

Worth visiting for a quirky and friendly ambience!
The service was exceptionally good, friendly and attentive staff really shined throughout my visit and make me feel very comfortable and taken care of.

The place is really quirky! Toilet bowls as decoration is definitely rare. Food were good as well as the coffee. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because of the amount of space you have in the coffee shop. I would suggest to come earlier to get a spot for breakfast. The queue starts to get longer by 10.30am