On our radar: Top 7 Great Titchfield Street cafes worth a stop
Cafés along Great Titchfield Street
Kaffeine
Opening hours:
– Monday to Friday: 7:30 AM – 5 PM
– Saturday: 8:30 AM – 5 PM
– Sunday: 9 AM – 5 PM
Best items to try: Portuguese tarts, Anzac biscuits, Specialty espresso/flat white, Bircher muesli
Price range: £1 – 10 per person
Address: 66 Great Titchfield St., London W1W 7QJ, United Kingdom
Kaffeine on Great Titchfield Street is one of central London’s most celebrated specialty coffee cafés, known for its expertly made espresso and flat whites inspired by Australian and New Zealand coffee culture. Open since 2009 and regarded as a benchmark in London’s coffee scene, it pairs high-quality brews with a rotating deli-style menu of fresh pastries, brunch items and baked treats that change with the seasons. The café’s relaxed yet lively vibe, friendly service and consistently excellent drinks make it a favourite stop for a morning coffee, brunch catch-up or casual break while wandering the area
ScandiKitchen Cafe & Shop – Fitzrovia
Opening hours:
– Monday to Friday: 8 AM – 7 PM
– Saturday: 9 AM – 6 PM
– Sunday: 9 AM – 5 PM
Best items to try: Open sandwiches, cinnamon buns, meatballs
Price range: £1 – 10 per person
Address: 61 Great Titchfield St., London W1W 7PP, United Kingdom
ScandiKitchen Cafe & Shop is a standout Scandinavian café and deli on Great Titchfield Street, known for bringing authentic Nordic flavours to central London. The café serves a range of fresh open sandwiches, salads, hearty Swedish meatballs and classic cinnamon buns, all inspired by traditions from Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland – perfect for brunch or lunch. Downstairs you’ll also find a Nordic grocery shop stocked with over 600 authentic Scandinavian products, from crispbreads and pickled herring to chocolates and specialty jams.
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Frank’s Coffee House
Opening hours:
– Monday to Friday: 6 AM – 4 PM
– Saturday and Sunday: Closed
Best items to try: Chicken Scallop Sandwich, Chilli jacket potato
Price range: £1 – 10 per person
Address: Balfour House, 50-52 Great Titchfield St., London W1W 7QH, United Kingdom
Frank’s Coffee House on Great Titchfield Street is a friendly neighbourhood café known for its artisan coffee and relaxed, community-focused vibe. It’s a go-to spot for locals looking for expertly brewed espresso, flat whites and pour-overs made from carefully sourced beans. Besides standout coffee, Frank’s serves a selection of simple breakfast and lunch options, including fresh sandwiches, pastries and light bites, making it a great choice for a casual coffee break or an easy stop between errands. With its welcoming atmosphere and dependable drinks, it’s a solid pick among Great Titchfield Street cafes for anyone after quality coffee in a laid-back setting.
Drunch Oxford Circus
Opening hours: 10 AM – 11 PM from Monday to Sunday
Best items to try: Smashed avocado on toast, Shakshuka and Turkish eggs
Price range: £20 – 30 per person
Address: 71 Great Titchfield St., London W1W 6RB, United Kingdom
Drunch Oxford Circus is a relaxed brunch and café spot just off Great Titchfield Street, known for its all-day breakfast and brunch menu served alongside quality coffee. The menu features classics like avocado toast, shakshuka, pancakes and loaded bagels, all paired with carefully crafted espresso drinks and speciality brews. With its laid-back vibe and generous portions, Drunch has become a popular choice for a casual weekend brunch, midday meal or catch-up coffee stop while exploring the area.
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Counter by Naroon
Opening hours: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM from Monday to Sunday
Best items to try: Espresso, Homemade Persian Sharbats
Price range: £10 – 20 per person
Address: 63 Great Titchfield St., London W1W 7PR, United Kingdom
Counter by Naroon is a cosy brunch café that brings subtle Persian influences into a modern, easygoing setting. It’s the kind of place people drop into for a relaxed breakfast or an unhurried lunch, thanks to its bright interior and welcoming vibe. The menu focuses on creative brunch dishes, featuring Persian-style omelettes, freshly baked bread and changing daily plates. Generous portions and friendly service make it a natural stop when wandering through Fitzrovia.
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More cafes to try near Great Titchfield Street
And it doesn’t stop at Great Titchfield Street, the nearby streets are filled with cafés that impress with both quality and character.
Archetype Coffee
Opening hours:
– Monday to Friday: 8 AM – 4 PM
– Saturday and Sunday: 10 AM – 4 PM
Best items to try: Flat white, Matcha, Iced Americano
Price range: £1 – 10 per person
Address: 31 Riding House St, London W1W 7DY, United Kingdom
Archetype Coffee is a stylish specialty café just around the corner from Great Titchfield Street, known for its meticulously brewed espresso and filter coffees. The team takes care with every cup, often highlighting single-origin beans and seasonal roasts. With an uncluttered, modern interior and plenty of natural light, it’s a favourite stop for both straightforward black coffee and more adventurous brews, making it ideal for a quick caffeine boost or a relaxed sit-down between stops.
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Attendant Coffee Roasters
Opening hours:
– Monday to Friday: 8 AM – 4 PM
– Saturday and Sunday: 9 AM – 4 PM
Best items to try: Flat white, Matcha, Iced Americano
Price range: £1 – 10 per person
Address: 27A Foley St, London W1W 6DY, United Kingdom
Attendant Coffee Roasters sits a short stroll from Great Titchfield Street and brings a bit of heritage with its coffee culture. Housed in a converted Victorian underground restroom, this spot combines quirky character with a serious coffee focus, serving well-extracted espressos, rich flat whites and thoughtfully prepared filter brews. Beyond coffee, simple yet satisfying brunch and snack options add to its appeal, creating a place that’s as interesting to visit as it is to sip and stay awhile.
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Looking for more experience surrounding Great Titchfield?
Great Titchfield sits right at the heart of Fitzrovia, making it easy to wander beyond the main road and discover what the neighbourhood does best. Just a few minutes on foot, quieter streets open up to independent cafés, relaxed pubs, small galleries and local shops that feel very much part of everyday London life.