The Troubadour is a proper café. The last 50s coffee house in Earls Court with a proud history as a low temperature centre of courtesy, peace and artistic energy.
One review called us “the best eatery West of Big Ben”, and we are pretty proud of our menu, which is served from 9am til midnight 7 days a week.

The Café is open every day from 9am until midnight. Come any time; eat or drink whatever you like whenever you like; stay as long as you like.

To an extent, The Troubadour is explained by its history, and if you want to see what it looks like today you can look at some photos. www.troubadour.co.uk/cafe

Seating is first come first served, but we do take a limited number of reservations. We don’t accept reservations in the garden, or on Saturdays & Sundays during the day tho’.

Our menus. Our menu is a mix of Troubadour classics – omelettes, burgers, steaks, salads – with daily specials. Worth mentioning is the fact that we pick our suppliers with great care – Our meat comes from Allans the Queens’ butcher. We also offer daily specials dependant on what is available at the market!

In October The Independent named the Troubadour as one of the best 50 places to have breakfast in London.

Downstairs is the Club where Jimi Hendrix, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Paul Simon all played in the ’60s. Although now a slightly bigger venue, with its great programme of live music and poetry, the club remains an intimate space where artists give their best. The Club is also available for private parties up to 120 people.