Claridge’s ArtSpace Cafe is the newest dog friendly cafe in London. We first went to eat cake (and crêpes) to commemorate Darcy’s second heavenly birthday with our friend, Mr. Darcy who is wearing one of her favourite jackets.
We liked it so much the first time around, we had to bring Little Tyke here – because chocolate and hazelnut crepe is his favourite dessert!
May’s comment: The newest dog friendly cafe in London!
Bringing café culture to Claridge’s for the very first time, Claridge’s ArtSpace Café has its own dedicated entrance on Brook’s Mews bedecked with awning and flag.
Each time we went there was a queue outside – definitely a hot spot.
The crêpes are freshly made in front of guests all day, and in a variety of sweet and savoury guises, crêpes are a menu staple. These range from lemon and sugar for purists, to the ultimate indulgence as Claridge’s presents its longtime iconic Seafood Cocktail in crêpe form. This hero dish features native lobster, white crab meat, lettuce and quail’s egg, laced with Marie-Rose sauce and topped with lashings of caviar, all enveloped in a crêpe.
Open daily with a focus on breakfast and lunch, the Café offers a vibrant menu with crêpes as a signature, alongside tortillas, toasties, croque monsieurs and madames, mega madeleines and, naturally, Claridge’s cakes galore.
Designed by renowned British architectural designer John Pawson, the Café features a patisserie counter, marble communal table as a central spot, and entry down to Claridge’s ArtSpace – a vast gallery which rotates exhibitions, free for all to view.
We love the cutlery drawers at the single tables Claridge…
