Most event suppliers fill a space. A Routemaster becomes the place people meet, take photographs and come back to.
Around 1,200 Routemasters survive from the 2,876 built. Guests notice one the moment it arrives.
The upper deck is a lounge with red bench seating, for guests, a wedding party or a quieter moment.
The lower deck serves speciality coffee, cold drinks, waffles and fries through the side hatches.
The occasions we are asked about most, and what the bus does at each one.
01PrivateCoffee and something sweet after the ceremony, somewhere comfortable for the wedding party to sit, and a backdrop the photographer will be glad of.
02CorporateA better welcome than an urn in the corner. Guests queue at a Routemaster, get properly made coffee, and talk about it afterwards.
03BrandPeople stop to photograph a red Routemaster. With your artwork on the side, those photographs carry your brand.
04PublicQuick service from a stand people can find from across the field.
05CommunityFood and coffee give people a reason to gather. The bus gives them a place to do it.
06MediaFew things say Britain as quickly as a red double-decker. Ours is a working vehicle that also keeps the crew fed.
For the right project, the bus can stay longer and go further. Logistics are planned with you from the first conversation.
Keep the bus at your venue, estate or attraction for a run of weekends, a season or several months. It becomes your café and a reason for visitors to come.
London Bus Cafe was built to travel. For selected events outside the UK, the bus can bring a genuine piece of British heritage, with proper hospitality alongside it.
An outline is enough. We will be in touch to arrange a conversation about your event.
For urgent, private or complicated enquiries, speak to us directly. Every conversation is kept in confidence.
London Bus Cafe was made to move. If you are planning something ambitious, somewhere unexpected, we would like to hear about it.
