Harry Styles funds free coffee at two London cafes

Harry Styles bought coffees for all of the visitors to his "favourite" London coffee shop to celebrate the extension of his record-breaking Together, Together tour.

The singer funded free coffees for all of the customers at Kaffeine's two central London cafes on Saturday through promoter Live Nation.

Owner Peter Dore-Smith said he was not allowed to promote the free drinks on social media, but could tell customers that they had been bought by Together, Together, the name of the artist's tour.

Last week Styles announced three additional dates at Wembley Stadium on 25, 27 and 28 August 2027.

Dore-Smith said he was told by Live Nation that his company was chosen as Styles' "favourite coffee shop", but the free drinks could not be promoted beforehand.

The owner said Styles covered the usual Saturday takings at both sites on Eastcastle Street and Great Titchfield Street and also added a buffer to ensure all drinks could be paid for.

Dore-Smith said that the star had visited his Eastcastle Street coffee shop "a couple of years ago", and that they put his song lyrics on their blackboard during his last concerts in London.

On the day of the giveaway, Dore-Smith said they placed posters in the window and put Together, Together tour stickers provided by the promoter on every cup of coffee they sold.

Styles' music played in the shops and staff wore ties to "dress up" like the artist, who often performs wearing the accessory.

"We put extra staff on, and on the day people just rocked up as normal," Dore-Smith said.

When customers asked why their drink was free, his staff told them "because Harry Styles is buying everyone's coffee today," he said.

He added: "I know they've done it with a florist before, and I think they've done it with an ice cream parlour before."

Live Nation declined to comment.

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