Located in the heart of London’s Fitzrovia and five minutes walk from Oxford Street, this former Victorian toilet has been lovingly transformed into one of London’s top speciality coffee & brunch cafes. Built around 1890 and mothballed in the 1960s, the Attendant was dormant for more than fifty years.
It’s probably the strangest place I’ve ever been for brunch, but I thought it was quirky and fun. The Boy didn’t really settle and said that he’s never going there again.
Not even for the vegan sourdough waffle with seasonal fruit and Chantilly cream …
You can find out more about Attendant here.
This West London Life 
What a find, it all its quirkiness. That vegan sourdough waffle is beautifully presented & looks quite yummy.
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That waffle was delicious (although I did manage to drop passionfruit seeds into my lap … and of course they missed landing on the napkin! )
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Thank you so much for this!! We love to go to unusual places. I’ve added it to my list for our trip to London in 2023!
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Haha, brilliant! Hope it works out for you.
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What an unusual location! How do you find these places? I’ve never heard of this before!
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I found it via Instagram. I follow all the big London IG feeds and have discovered all sorts of fun, weird and unusual stuff!
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