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"I learned the Pornstar martini was developed in 2003 by Ghanaian-born, British bartender Douglas Ankrah at the London bar Townhouse; he chose the name because “the drink looked like a cocktail a porn star would drink.” The classic recipe he created typically uses vanilla vodka, passion fruit liqueur and puree, vanilla, and lime, is shaken with ice, strained into a glass, and served with a shot of bubbles." - Nadia Chaudhury
C S
Google
London Secret Spot! 🤫
Make sure you stop by this beautiful gallery & shop ❤️ When you head downstairs there is a beautiful secret cafe ☕️ They offer many different hand made treats and there is cozy inside and outside seating space! 🥰
The staff was kind and generous enough to tell us a little bit about this place ☺️
He prepared our order and brought it upstairs to us in the small garden 🪴
Such a romantic place to be! 🥰
Jia L.
Google
Beautiful garden cafe with a very kind and friendly owner. All their cakes are freshly baked there and they have an excellent selection of teas! A calming oasis in the middle of Spitalfields and Bricklane market.
Raquel Fernández S.
Google
Absolutely loved Caffè Townhouse on Fournier Street! The atmosphere is charming and stylish, with a warm, welcoming vibe. Coffee was exceptional—rich, smooth, and perfectly brewed. Their brunch menu is creative and delicious, with fresh ingredients and beautiful presentation. Staff were friendly, attentive, and genuinely passionate about their service. A hidden gem in East London. I will definitely be back soon!
Laiqa Z.
Google
I visited with my brother a few months ago and we were so warmly welcomed! the ceramics shop is beautiful and peaceful with a little garden leading to a space that displays art. the basement bakery was such a lovely surprise!!! One team member (possibly named Caitlin?) was especially sweet to chat with 😊highly recommend stopping by!
Dath 1.
Google
Really beautiful shop and coffee shop. Very nicely curated and a very warm atmosphere. The cakes were outrageously priced (£3.50 for the smallest bite of a cake) and so stale. I wouldn’t want to eat the cake if I was given it for free, never mind being fleeced for £3.50. A real gem of a place away from the hustle and bustle of Spitalfields, but don’t buy the cakes
Tugberk T.
Google
This is one of the cutest & loveliest cafes in London. Visited here twice, and had a great experience both times - delicious cakes & lattes, people working there are very kind too!
Mike R.
Google
A real find. An original 1720's townhouse called the Townhouse! Go down the windy wooden stairs for tea, coffee and cake and soak up the atmosphere. A real treat and the smell of home baking will assault your senses. A must visit place. It will take you back in time.
Milly M.
Google
Loved visiting this establishment. The cafe downstairs was so lovely, it was like stepping back in time. No mod cons which I loved. The man making the cakes and serving was so friendly and welcoming. Cakes were delicious. Interesting shop and nice courtyard and gallery.