Where is the Bridge Cafe on The Apprentice? :-: Metro
METRO The Bridge Cafe is famous for contestants debriefing after tasks (Picture: TripAdvisor) The ..
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The Apprentice’s ‘losers’ cafe’ has graced our television screens for more than a decade.
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The cafe has been at the centre of many tears and arguments in the hugely popular show.
This is where despondent candidates sit once they have failed a task, and go for a rather depressing debrief.
Where is The Apprentice losers’ cafe?
Interestingly there are two cafes used in the show.
One is La Cabana 2 in Willesden, northwest London, however the most common cafe viewers are associated with is the Bridge Cafe, which is in west Acton, west London.
The full address is Bridge Cafe, Westfields Road, London W3 0AP.
Who is the Bridge Cafe owned by?
The cafe is owned by Frank and Gerry Marcangelo and is a proper ‘old school’ cafe where builders and cabbies regularly visit.
Music lovers will be disappointed to find that no music is played, whilst home decor enthusiasts will be mortified to find that there are no paintings on the walls, and there are even bars on the windows.
However, the cafe has become a bit of a tourist attraction for fans of the show, with many visiting to take selfies because of its association with the programme.
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When asked whether he listens to the arguments inside the cafe by the contestants, Frank Marcangelo said: ‘I don’t pay that much attention to the what they’re saying, but it can get really nasty.
‘It’s quite entertaining – usually they laugh about it afterwards.’
He did say that the show helps to bring in good business though.