Drury Covent Garden | Cafe & Brunch - (Near Westminster, london)

5 /5 Matthew Richardson: Incredible! We had heard good things about this place. There was a bit of a queue but we decider to wait it out. Certainly glad we did! The queue went down really quick and the food was incredible!! All 4 of us have said how nice the food was and we all had different dishes. A lot of choice and wish we could visit more often to try it all. 5/5!!

5 /5 Pınar Susüzer: This was probably the most enjoyable place I visited in England, both in terms of the time I spent and the food I had. When I learned that the owner is Turkish, I wasn’t surprised at all that the place is this good and well run. The hospitality and genuine care we received were truly delightful. The salmon was the best I’ve ever had, incredibly tender and buttery. We were told it’s smoked using traditional methods, and the quality really shows. It’s a busy spot, and for good reason. Once you go, you immediately want to come back. I will definitely visit again next time I’m in the area. If I’m remembering the names correctly, special thanks to Çınar and Şahin. It was a pleasure meeting you.

5 /5 Georgiev Lyubomir (Lyubo): First visit here October 2025 for lunch. Drury 188-189 is the perfect spot if you’re looking for a warm and welcoming café in the heart of London. The atmosphere is cozy and stylish, with a relaxed buzz that makes it a great place to catch up with friends or just enjoy some downtime. The coffee is excellent, strong, smooth, and clearly made with care. I tried the Eggs Drury for brunch, which was delicious and generously portioned, and the pastries looked just as tempting. Everything felt fresh and thoughtfully prepared. We also had salads from the lunch menus and it was delicious. Overall, this place delivers on both quality and vibe. Highly recommend for brunch or a coffee stop in Covent Garden, I’ll definitely be back! Be prepared to wait for a seat. It’s very busy and no reservations

5 /5 Laura B: Food was incredible! Spiced Chai Latte was great too. Fantastic atmosphere and the majority of staff were super friendly and seemed to love their job. The chefs were dancing in the kitchen which was so sweet! Had to take our Foccacia sandwich away as we couldnt manage it all.

4 /5 Ummayyah Khalaf: Had breakfast at Drury Covent Garden this morning and honestly it was a lot better than I expected for such a quick stop. I wasn’t looking for anything big, just something light to start the day, so I went with a croissant, another coffee, and a grilled egg. Sounds simple, but the whole thing actually came together really nicely. The place itself has a relaxed vibe, kind of that “London café but not trying too hard” feel. People were just doing their own thing — some working, some chatting, some half-asleep like me — and it didn’t feel chaotic or rushed at all. The staff were chilled too, not overly chatty but friendly in that normal, human way. They took my order, kept it moving, and didn’t make it awkward. The croissant was warm and soft on the inside with just enough flakiness on the outside, but not the kind that makes crumbs fly everywhere. The grilled egg was actually really good, cooked properly and tasted fresh, not rubbery or dry like you sometimes get. And the coffee… honestly, that was the best part. Strong enough to wake me up but still smooth. Not bitter, not burnt, just solid. I sat there for a little while and the whole breakfast just felt easy and enjoyable. Nothing fancy, nothing dramatic, just a decent morning meal that hit exactly right. I’d happily swing by Drury Covent Garden again for another quick breakfast like that.