About The Troubadour
More about the restaurant: The Troubadour
An institution on Old Brompton Road celebrates its 60th anniversary! The Troubadour always played a special role in capital culture. Once Bob Dylan started his career on the small stage, now Adele, or Ed Sheeran. Even though the world has been changing rapidly around it, The Troubadour managed to remain the same, unique and tolerant spot for all people to enjoy. Experience one of the last remaining 50s Coffee Houses!
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Ever wanted to have a drink, in an original 50's Coffee House in London? If so, you have to go to The Troubadour a cafe with proud and long history as center of Liberty, peace and bohemian artistic energy was established in 1954. Right, if you did your math, you just noticed that 2014 is anniversary year. In the hidden garden of this unique place on old Brompton Road, people get together ever since, the beautiful environment makes it easy to stay for longer. You'll definitely make a return reservation! Every weekday lunch time, the Troubadour offers a wide range of fresh salads, the daily 'one pot wonder' and fresh soups.
The menu is a mix of classics such as omlettes, tasty burgers, steaks and daily specials, the meat comes from regional produce. So as you see, aromatic adventures are awaiting you here, especially in the great wine shop. The Troubadour is providing you with the most exquisite flavours in London, chosen by Atilio Falco. Need some inspiration after eating? Enjoy the positive vibe every time you're in need of a time out. The Troubadour on old Brompton Road.
Kids eat free in January and February (t&c’s apply). Please find the menu in the specials.