Dreamhouse Records
Record store · Leyton ·

Dreamhouse Records

Record store · Leyton ·

New/used vinyl, coffee, bar, local beer, pizza, bagels, chai

friendly staff
community feel
natural wine
bar
coffee shop
great events
relaxed vibes
pleasant odour
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null
Dreamhouse Records by null

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177 Francis Rd, London E10 6NQ, United Kingdom Get directions

Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Gender neutral restroom
Free Wi-Fi

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177 Francis Rd, London E10 6NQ, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 7305 044938
dreamhouseldn.com
@dreamhouseldn
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@DreamhouseLDN

Features

•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Gender neutral restroom
•Free Wi-Fi
•LGBTQ friendly
•Trans safe

Last updated

Dec 31, 2025

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Dreamhouse Records - Review - Leyton - London - The Infatuation

"Like a lot of London’s independent record shops that have risen, trendy-phoenix-style, from the ashes of the streaming boom, Dreamhouse Records is a very cool place to be. By day, a legion of proud snazzy little ‘stache folk pop by to get a flat white and thumb through the new releases, but come Thursday evening it shifts shape into a buzzing drinking den. Stop by this corner of Leyton’s pedestrianised Francis Road on a sunny Friday night and you’ll see friends celebrating their spontaneous decision to salute the start of the weekend with a bottle of chilled red, parents perched on the outdoor bench seating with one eye on their kids and the other on their pint of Libertalia ale, and couples flagging down their Yard Sale Pizza order before ordering a third rose Negroni. It’s the unofficial street party that every committed Julian Casablancas lookalike deserves. We like the hip hustle and bustle of the pavement set-up best, but it’s also worth perching inside to sip natural wine while listening to the predictably fantastic soundtrack." - Heidi Lauth Beasley

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Dreamhouse Records

Charlene H.

Google
What a lovely place. Jack is very curtious and kind. The records are current and the wine is delicious.

Josh H.

Google
Unreal store, great record selection and my favourite spot for a coffee in the area. Staff are always very helpful and friendly. Recently started serving really nice local beer in the evenings, just a great spot to chill and now a quintessential part of the Francis Rd community 💿

Michael C.

Google
One of my favourite places in the world. And just around the corner. Amazing selection of records, great coffee, brilliant customer service and pleasant odour.

Ivan K.

Google
Amazing shop, friendly and helpful staff, great coffee. Thank you!

Joe U.

Google
Lovely indie record shop and cafe on the hip and happening Francis Road. Great selection of records to browse. They've even ordered in a couple of records for me too, which was very convenient. Lovely people and they stock Unholy bagels!

Marzena M.

Google
Such a great addition to our local hub. Massive thanks to owner for his great taste in both music and coffee! Absolutely addicted to records pulled from this store 💖💛💖💚💛💚💿💿

Alice L.

Google
Best thing about Francis Road. Owner is very knowledgeable and friendly. They host some great events: loved Gold Panda! So pleased to see them expand their food options as it's got such nice relaxed vibes and I always feel welcome there - proper community feel. Love the bagels and they do a good chai.

L O

Google
Went there for a morning coffee. There was 3 employees there just chatting about records. They all looked at me at separate times but didn’t acknowledge my presence. Ended up standing there for 5 minutes waiting for anyone to say anything and ended up leaving after. Some basic human manners and respect is all I expect.