Soho to open London's first tiramisu café
Marrone will offer three distinct tiramisu flavours from its Sherwood Street location.
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Soho will soon be home to London’s first café dedicated solely to tiramisu. Marrone is scheduled to open its doors on Sherwood Street on August 8, 2026, offering residents and visitors a new dessert destination.
The new establishment, founded by Giancarlo Fanigliulo, will serve three distinct tiramisu options. These include an original version made with Estate Dairy cream and dark roasted espresso, a pistachio flavour using Sicilian Bronte pistachios, and a dark chocolate variant featuring Valrhona chocolate and Maldon sea salt, as reported by Time Out London.
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Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic versions of the desserts will be available. Time Out London also reported that seasonal flavours are planned for future offerings.
Marrone is taking over the premises previously occupied by the Old Spike Roastery. That business is relocating to an unconfirmed site near London Bridge.
The café’s location on Sherwood Street is less than a five-minute walk from Piccadilly Circus. It is also within easy reach of Mayfair, Oxford Street, and Chinatown.
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Ahead of the official opening, a Marrone-branded 1972 Piaggio Ape, a three-wheeled Italian vehicle, will be parked outside the shop. While initial plans to serve tiramisu from the vehicle across London faced difficulties, Time Out London stated that plans are still being considered to use it for mobile service.
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+What flavours will the new tiramisu café offer?
The café will serve three tiramisu flavours: original, pistachio, and dark chocolate. Each uses premium ingredients like Estate Dairy cream, Sicilian Bronte pistachios, and Valrhona chocolate, ensuring high-quality desserts for customers.
+When is the tiramisu café opening in Soho?
Marrone is opening on Sherwood Street on August 8, 2026. This marks London’s first café dedicated solely to tiramisu, offering a unique dessert experience in the heart of Soho.
+Where was the Old Spike Roastery before Marrone opened?
The Old Spike Roastery previously occupied the Sherwood Street premises. It has since relocated to an unconfirmed site near London Bridge, making way for Marrone’s arrival.
+Will the café use the Piaggio Ape for deliveries?
Initial plans to serve tiramisu from the Marrone-branded Piaggio Ape across London faced difficulties. However, mobile service using the vehicle is still being considered for the future.
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