Ralph Lauren’s newest hotspot in London

by | Jul 14, 2017 | City Breaks, In The News, Insider, Wine & Dine

Grab a coffee in style at Ralph Lauren’s very first London eatery – Ralph’s Coffee & Bar.

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Old Fashioned cocktail

Old fashioned cocktail

Grab a coffee in style at Ralph Lauren’s very first London eatery – Ralph’s Coffee & Bar. With a custom blend of coffee roasted exclusively for Ralph Lauren and a curated selection of both classic cocktails and delicious new creations, the café features a beautiful menu. You’ll find a number of American-style shared plates as well as Ralph Lauren’s trademark bar snacks, mixed nuts and fried olives.

The warm, traditional décor makes this eatery an ideal spot for an intimate gathering. The saddle-leather banquettes highlight the signature equestrian aesthetics Ralph Lauren is known for, which is also reflected in the art showcased against the dark wood panelling and green billiard cloth along the walls. The brass-topped 12-seater bar continues the tradition of sophistication started at Ralph Lauren’s Polo Bar in New York City.

Joining the brand’s offerings in Paris, Chicago, and New York, this newest London destination is located in Mayfair, right next door to Polo Ralph Lauren on Regent Street. Ralph’s Coffee & Bar offers the perfect atmosphere for indulging in bar snacks, cocktails, or even just an espresso. 173 Regent Street, Mayfair, London W1B 4JQ

© This article was first published in June/July 2017 edition of World Travel magazine.

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