Following the success of their Soho cafe, opened in 2005, The Breakfast Club started a second pitstop in 2007 on the delightful Camden Passage in Islington. This one comes with a license so you can have a bloody mary with your breakfast. Serving a selection of eats to start your day – it then continues the good work till dusk. The breakfasts are unexpectedly not the standard fry-up; you can choose from a load of normal stuff you might have at home, and some more unusual treats like their interesting toastie range. Inside the sunny yellow café is decorated in a welcoming blend of old and new – with some bold primary colours, aged chests, glossy leather arm chairs, battered signs decorating the walls and some optimistic sunflowers on each table. With free Wifi and a couple of Macs for customers to fiddle about on the net, it’s a fine spot to refuel.
The Breakfast Club
31 Camden Passage, Islington
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Following the success of their Soho cafe, opened in 2005, The Breakfast Club started a second pitstop in 2007 on the delightful Camden Passage in Islington. This one comes with a license so you can have a bloody mary with your breakfast. Serving a selection of eats to start your day – it then continues the good work till dusk. The breakfasts are unexpectedly not the standard fry-up; you can choose from a load of normal stuff you might have at home, and some more unusual treats like their interesting toastie range. Inside the sunny yellow café is decorated in a welcoming blend of old and new – with some bold primary colours, aged chests, glossy leather arm chairs, battered signs decorating the walls and some optimistic sunflowers on each table. With free Wifi and a couple of Macs for customers to fiddle about on the net, it’s a fine spot to refuel.
