The Brunswick House Cafe (Bar, Restaurant)

Housed in a Georgian Townhouse built in 1758, this café is a refreshing escape from the high rise buildings of Vauxhall. The building is home to the architectural salvage company Lassco and houses many incredible items from furniture to posters to metalwork. The menu on offer focuses on simplicity but using the finest British ingredients, so guests can savour the quality of the produce. Breakfast items include irresistible sounding Alsace bacon and Rattlesden farm eggs, which you can enjoy with tea like Lapsang Bohea or Jasmine Pearls.

“If there is a more unique, unusual and relaxing place in London to have coffee or a bite to eat then please let me know. This is a brilliant cafe/bar opposite Vauxhall station and near the Thames Path. The decor is truly out of this world. And you can buy it all!! Great soothing tunes too. Nice coffee. Friendly staff.”
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The Restaurant Hunter, London (8 years 4 months 15 days ago)

“I wouldn't recommend this place for a party. We were told we could only have the fixed menu at £30 per head. But there was probably enough food to feed a third of the party. Really inadequate sharing plates, the main course had to be eaten on tiny plates.  Pudding was a complete joke- a tiny piece of two cakes for about 4 or 5 people to share. To add insult to injury every time we asked the staff for something (eg a glass of water) this received a very surly response. They were just rude.  We were left at 11 o'clock with nothing to drink (we were told the bar had stopped serving, but they will still serving lots of drinks to their friends), so the night came to an abrupt end.  Birthday ruined.  Never again.”
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Rosemary, Putney (9 years 1 months 1 days ago)

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