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14 Drury Lane · Covent Garden Mon–Fri 8–6 · Sat 8–4 · Sun closed

Small in size, generous in spirit

A café with a human pace.

The counter is busy, the tables are close, and the welcome is the part people remember.

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The compact Café de Provence interior and fresh food counter

The Drury Lane rhythm

London outside.
A warm table inside.

Café de Provence is an independent, family-run breakfast and lunch spot. Public profiles describe a mix of modern British, French and Mediterranean food, prepared fresh for locals, theatre-goers and visitors exploring Covent Garden.

This concept avoids turning the café into something it is not. Its character comes from the chalkboard menu, colourful counter, close tables, vivid blue awning and straightforward generosity.

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A member of the Café de Provence team holding a freshly prepared dish

The things that matter

Fresh, friendly and without fuss.

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Good coffee

Espresso classics, fresh juice, mint tea and an evolving drinks list.

02

Choice for everyone

Meat-free breakfasts, vegan plates, salads and smoothies alongside café classics.

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A local welcome

Recent public reviews repeatedly mention kind, attentive and personal service.

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Honest value

Generous breakfast and lunch plates at a central-London neighbourhood café.

The café counter prepared with salads, pastries and hot food

More than breakfast

See what’s fresh at the counter.

Alongside the printed breakfast menu, the counter brings together salads, wraps, pastries and changing hot dishes. It is the most honest way to understand the café: look in, ask what is ready, and choose what looks good.

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