Pellicci Cafe

Pellicci Cafe is a cafe and restaurant located at 332 Bethnal Green Road. The venue shares moments from its lively food and hospitality experience, highlighting visits from well-known personalities, friendly gatherings with friends, and a welcoming atmosphere that keeps returning guests coming back for breakfast and everyday dining.

Recent social media posts

09/09/2026

‘We don’t do nothing too fancy!’❤️

Thank you for the lovely post of our little cafe ❤️❤️
126 years❤️

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08/09/2026

Wishing our wonderful Mamma Maria the happiest 86th birthday🎉🎉🎉🎉

We’re so lucky that your ours!!❤️
Love you forever ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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07/09/2026

B**b rubs and cocktails
This Thursday
6:30-10❤️

04/09/2026

Just like that a month has passed, the W***y and b**b cappuccino’s are back and ……Mamma Maria has got the rolling pin out again!!!!!

So lovely to see you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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28/08/2026

Mamma Maria in the village on, probably her big brother ‘Zio Remo’s ‘ scooter
Circa 1959 not long before she came London ❤️

Mamma is back, rested and can’t wait to see you all on
Tuesday 1st September ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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22/08/2026

When your tiny little cafe in East London is considered to be amongst the favourite places to eat and drink in London of The G.O.A.T …
The late, great anthonybourdain ❤️

Thank you The Times and Sunday Times Joel Hart anthonybourdain …an honour ❤️

17/08/2026

Thank you bobandrobertasmith Plaster

Plastermagazine Artist Bob and Roberta Smith, aka Patrick Brill, has been coming to E. Pellicci’s since his Goldsmiths days in the early ‘90s, when Bethnal Green Road was home to a growing community of young artists.
For the café’s 125th anniversary, he even designed a special run of Bob and Roberta Smith merch (and was paid in gluten-free bread pudding). So, what keeps him coming back? Dora Densham Bond headed to Bethnal Green to find out for herself (and, inevitably, succumb to a cannelloni-induced coma).
To read the full article, head to the link in our bio.
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Words and photography: Dora Densham Bond

13/08/2026

The incredibly lovely Grace Dent for today’s cover of The Standard

Grace Dent for The London Standard
Interview
Photography Ray Burmiston
Art Direction Ped Millichamp
Shoot Production
Francesca Davanzo
Styling Peter Bevan
Grooming Kellie Jo Licorish
Commission by suzannahLramsdale
Editor
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01/08/2026

We are now closed until 1st September for a bit of family time!!

Happy August🌞🌞🌞

Love you all❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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31/07/2026

Amazing to be featured in T: The NYTimes Style Magazine
‘25 ESSENTIAL DISHES TO EAT IN LONDON!’
Thank you T: The NYTimes Style Magazine ❤️
jeremy lee ❤️
London’s food scene has evolved dramatjeremy leer the past few decades. If some of the city’s culinary institutions once felt like either stuffy throwbacks or slightly forlorn cafes, now movements prioritizing careful ingredient sourcing and imaginative takes on regional cooking, as well as more professional service, have transformed it into a place where visitors can plan their days around their meals.
Last fall, we gathered six of the city’s top chefs to determine the most delicious and memorable plates in the British capital. Tap the link in our bio to see the full list.
Written by Alice Newell-Hanson (Alice Newell-Hanson), Joel Hart, Lauren Joseph (LaurAlice Newell-HansonxweJoel HartMaxwell), Josephn’s food scene haKate Maxwellamatically over the past few decades. If some of the city’s culinary institutions once felt like either stuffy throwbacks or slightly forlorn cafes, now movements prioritizing careful ingredient sourcing and imaginative takes on regional cooking, as well as more professional service, have transformed it into a place where visitors can plan their days around their meals.
Last fall, we gathered six of the city’s top chefs to determine the most delicious and memorable plates in the British capital. Tap the link in our bio to see the full list.
Written by Alice Newell-Hanson (Alice Newell-Hanson), Joel Hart, Lauren Joseph (LaurAlice Newell-HansonxweJoel HartMaxwell), Josephodgers. Photos byKate Maxwellirk.

28/07/2026

SO WONDERFUL to meet the incredibly lovely
(Thank you so much for looking after us when we came to your amazing
place❤️❤️❤️❤️)
…in with our dear friend Josef O’Connor CIRCA ❤️❤️❤️
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24/07/2026

Wonderful to meet the gorgeous and incredibly lovely
Bethany Antonia today❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

House of the Dragon
and currently Hadestown UK 🔥❤️🔥

Happy weekend all🌞❤️🌞
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22/07/2026

Great to have the INCREDIBLY LOVELY
Grace Dent pop in to see us❤️❤️❤️❤️

Have a wonderful day!!❤️

20/07/2026

Was so lovely to see the incredibly talented Larry King in with his beautiful girls …and Charlie!!!!
To celebrate the lovely 21st birthday!!
Happy 21st gorgeous girl, we hope you had the best day❤️
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Address

332 Bethnal Green Road
London
E2 6

Pellicci Cafe, 332 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7SJ

Public transport
- Tube: Bethnal Green (Central line) is the closest station. From there, walk east along Bethnal Green Road toward Cambridge Heath Road; the destination is on Bethnal Green Road.
- Overground: Cambridge Heath or London Fields stations are nearby. From either station, take a short walk to Bethnal Green Road and head toward the junction with Cambridge Heath Road.
- Bus: Several routes serve Bethnal Green Road and nearby stops (e.g., around Cambridge Heath Road). Get off at a stop on Bethnal Green Road and walk a few minutes to 332.

Driving / parking
- Sat nav: Enter “332 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7SJ”.
- Parking: Look for pay-and-display bays in the surrounding streets near Bethnal Green Road. On-street availability can be limited—consider using nearby car parks if street spaces are full.
- Note: The area is within London’s congestion/ULEZ framework depending on your route—check current zone rules before driving.

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What people say

Pellicci Cafe at 332 Bethnal Green Road is a beloved spot for anyone looking for a welcoming cafe-and-restaurant experience in London. The atmosphere feels warm and personal, with the team clearly taking pride in making every visit feel special.

What really stands out is the café’s strong sense of community and charm. Social posts highlight how often familiar faces and notable guests drop by, from well-known performers and writers to friends meeting up for breakfast. Whether it’s a casual catch-up or a memorable stop during a busy day, Pellicci Cafe comes across as a place where people genuinely enjoy being there.

The vibe is consistently upbeat and friendly, with plenty of heartfelt messages that reflect genuine hospitality. It’s the kind of venue that feels both relaxed and characterful—ideal for breakfast plans, laid-back meals, or simply enjoying time in a cosy local setting.