A classic 50s coffee house in Earls Court with a proud history as a low temperature centre of courtesy, peace and artistic energy. Now offering breakfast, lunch, teas, drinks & dinner.
One review called The Troubadour Cafe "the best eatery West of Big Ben" They are pretty proud of their menu, which is served from 9am til 11pm, 7 days a week, and deservedly so!
Downstairs is the Troubadour Club, which, since 1954, has been a hotbed of emerging talent and a leading light in excellent musicianship and live music. From its early incarnation as a folk venue, where Bob Dylan and many others played in a counter-culture den of creativity, The Troubadour Club has remained at the forefront of interesting, original music and spoken word events with a great reputation for originality and atmosphere. Although now twice its original size, The Troubadour Club remains true to its roots as the private cellar beneath the café and is one of the most exciting small music venues in town.
It promotes a varied music & arts programme, characterised by great atmosphere and performance of distinction. From Poetry events to live music either organised by outside promoters like Coffee House Poetry or in house events such as The Troubadour Sessions, The Club is the best place to check out the freshest sounds on the unsigned live music scene.
The Club is also available for private parties of up to 120 people.
If you don't want to go home after a party or gig at The Troubadour Club, or maybe you want a night out in central London then you can reserve the Garret, their serviced appartment, which can sleep up to four. Nestled on the top floor of the Troubadour, The Garret is an authentic Chelsea Arts & Crafts, secret, hideaway, luxury suite. It was selected in 2008 to appear in Alastair Sawday's guide book "Special Places to Stay - British Hotels & Inns" and has just been recognised in their prestigious Reader Awards. From over 1,000 places listed in Sawday's British Guides, The Garret was voted runner up in the Favourite Hotel or Inn category!
The Troubadour Wine Shop and Wine Bar provide a great selection of wines with fantastic service as their forte. Taste before you buy - they nearly always have a bottle open - and enjoy one of their discoveries from around the world or come to one of their wine tasting classes - check the website for the next one!
And finally, if you are looking for a light and airy space to arrange a drinks party for up to 70 people, a dinner party for up to 30 or indeed an art exhibition of any sort, please check out The Troubadour Gallery.
