A latte money: £50 Bugatti coffee comes in a carbon fibre cup

Ettore’s Espresso Bar is part of the H.R. Owen Bugatti dealership in Mayfair. For £50, you can enjoy an espresso while ogling a new Chiron.

Bugatti Espresso Bar

The first coffee bar inside a Bugatti dealership has opened in London.

H.R. Owen Bugatti, located on Bruton Street in Mayfair, is the home of Ettore’s Espresso Bar. Its name comes from Ettore Bugatti, the Italian-born French designer and engineer who founded his own car company in 1909.

The coffee bar is themed around Bugatti’s heritage, with a high-end Italian espresso machine and specially trained barista on-hand to make drinks.

Make mine a single shot…

H.R. Owen’s Bugatti showroom was previously off-limits to the public, with access on an invite-only basis. However, the new coffee bar means visitors can see inside the venue, and browse a range of Bugatti merchandise

Those wanting the ultimate coffee experience, however, will need to dig deeper into their pockets. 

For a not-inconsiderable £50, you can buy The Ettore Shot espresso. This is served in a carbon fibre cup, and gives you access to the exclusive Bugatti lounge.

While sipping your espresso (try not to calculate the cost of each sip) you take a seat in a leather and carbon fibre armchair, surrounded by a range of art installations and sculptures.

Caffeine and machines

Bugatti ambassadors will be on-hand to explain the history of the marque to Ettore Shot customers. Most importantly, they will show off the now-sold-out Chiron hypercar.

For those who prefer not to to spend £50 on their morning dose of caffeine, the coffee bar serves more affordable drinks to take away. 

This is not the first time Bugatti has offered money-no-object trinkets. The company previously revealed a £215,000 pool table made from carbon fibre and aluminium.

The first completed pool table was displayed in the Cidade da Cultura Galicia cultural centre in Spain.

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John Redfern
John Redfern
U.S. Editor with a love of all things Americana. Woodgrain-clad station wagons and ridiculous muscle cars a speciality.

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