Welcome to The Troubadour
Earls Court's most famous Café
Live music venue in Earls Court
Private Room Hire for events & parties
Art Gallery to hire for exhibitions
Wine Shop, Wine Bar and Wine Tastings
Luxury Apartment to rent in Kensington
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Les Routiers UK has just announced the winners of their 2009 awards. The Troubadour was voted Best Cafe! (Dec '09) www.routiers.co.uk
The Troubadour is a proper café. The last 50s coffee house in Earls Court with a proud history as a low temperature centre of courtesy, peace and artistic energy.
One review called us "the best eatery West of Big Ben", and we are pretty proud of our menu, which is served from 9am til midnight 7 days a week. Downstairs is the Club where Jimi Hendrix, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Paul Simon all played in the '60s. Although now a slightly bigger venue, with its great programme of live music and poetry, the club remains an intimate space where artists give their best. The Club is also available to hire for private parties up to 120 people.
Our wine shop has a fantastic selection of wine, some of which you won't find anywhere else in the country. Brush up your wine knowlege and sign up for one of our wine tasting evenings,which are informative and great fun.
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, which can sleep up to four.
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We're excited to announce that The Garret did brilliantly in the prestigious Alastair Sawday Reader Awards. From 1,000 places listed in Sawday's British B&B and Hotels & Inns guide we were voted runner up in the Favourite Hotel or Inn category.
And finally, if you are looking for a light and airy space for a drinks or dinner party or to exhibit art of any sort then check out our gallery.
'With more soul than a millipede wearing size 17 boots, ceilings and walls strewn with the instrumental heirlooms of a bygone bohemia, this 50s café screams throw-back. Successfully and audaciously blending 50s coffee bar, wine bar, club, music venue and breakfast bar with an easy smoothness, this live music haven is the cornerstone of Old Brompton Road, which has refreshingly resisted the modern humdrum of high street homogeny. Comfort and conviviality ooze as you can sup European classic wine offerings or New World fare, nurse a hot chocolate or bury your face in an omelette big enough to swallow you whole.' Alex Homer