Renovated Victorian toilet Attendant Cafe

Attendant Converted Public Toilet Cafe London

Would you eat your coffee and cake in a converted mens public toilet?  Attendant in Fitzrovia, London was once a 19th-century public bathroom complete with porcelain Victorian urinals. After laying dormant for fifty years Ben Russell and Pete Tomlinson transformed it into a cool cafe selling sandwiches, salads, soups, coffee, tea and cakes.  Grab an Espresso at The Attendant, Downstairs, 27a Foley Street, London W1W 6DY.

Attendant Converted Public Toilet Cafe London
Attendant Converted Public Toilet Cafe London
Attendant Converted Public Toilet Cafe London
Attendant cafe Fitzrovia

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Author: Antonia Edwards

Antonia is the founding editor of Upcyclist. Based in the UK, she is the author of two books: 'Upcyclist: Reclaimed and Remade Furniture, Lighting and Interiors' (Prestel 2015) and 'Renovate Innovate: Reclaimed and Upcycled Homes' (Prestel 2017).

One Reply to “Renovated Victorian toilet Attendant Cafe”

  1. Oh the jury should not be out! This is a great little place, despite its former purpose. Nice bits to eat and they serve their own roasted coffee which is great. I find quite a good place to escape to when wanting a few moments peace.

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