London Photo Booths
40+ Verified Photochemical & Vintage Dip-and-Dunk Machines
From historic Soho pubs to indie record shops on Brick Lane and rooftop venues in Peckham, discover London’s richest silver-halide photo strip locations.
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London Photo Booth Neighbourhoods
Explore the character and distinct atmosphere of London’s four major photo booth clusters.
East London (Shoreditch, Hackney & Dalston)
The epicentre of London’s photochemical revival. Home to the legendary Rough Trade East booth on Brick Lane, art venues on Redchurch Street, and late-night music bars along Kingsland Road running past 4:00 AM on weekends.
Central London & Soho
Tucked within the vibrant maze of Soho’s independent cafes, West End theatre corridors, and Chinatown alleyways. Perfect for pre-theatre keepsakes or late-night cocktail bar visits.
Camden Town & Market
Camden Market boasts multiple photo booths clustered around the Stables Market and Electric Ballroom area. An eclectic mix of vintage aesthetics and vibrant market culture.
South London (Brixton & Peckham)
South London’s cultural engine features creative hubs inside the Bussey Building in Peckham, Brixton Village market corridors, and independent cinema lobbies.
Verified London Locations
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Ace Hotel London Shoreditch
100 Shoreditch High Street, London, United Kingdom
Albert's Schloss
20-24 Shaftesbury Ave, London, United Kingdom
All Star Lanes Brick Lane
95 Brick Lane, E1 6QL, London, United Kingdom
All Star Lanes Holborn
Victoria House, Bloomsbury Pl, London, United Kingdom
Autofoto
Waterstones, 82 Gower Street, WC1E 6EQ, London, United Kingdom
Autofoto Photobooth
Level 1, Turbine Hall A, London, United Kingdom
Ballie Ballerson
97-113 Curtain Rd, London, United Kingdom
Battersea Power Station
Circus Rd W, Nine Elms, SW11 8DD, London, United Kingdom
Brewdog
Waterloo Station, London, United Kingdom
Camden Market
54-56 Camden Lock Place, London, United Kingdom
Camden Market Hawley Wharf
1 Dockray Place, London, United Kingdom
Camden Market Lower Market
54-56 Camden Lock Pl, London, United Kingdom
Camden Market Photo Booth
Camden Lock Pl, London, United Kingdom
Cargo
Cow Lane, London, United Kingdom
Classic Football Shirts
17 Commercial Street, London, United Kingdom
Coal Drops Yard
Lower Stable Street, London, United Kingdom
Dulwich Picture Gallery
College Road, Dulwich, SE21 7AD, London, England, United Kingdom
Eccleston Yards
21 Eccleston Pl, Belgravia, London, United Kingdom
Fairgame
Canary Wharf, London, United Kingdom
Foyles
107 Charing Cross Rd, Soho, WC2H 0EB, London, England, United Kingdom
H&M Oxford Street
174-176 Oxford St, London, United Kingdom
Hackney Bridge
Units 1-28, Echo Building, East Bay Lane, London, United Kingdom
Hoxton Hotel Holborn
199 High Holborn, WC1V 7BD, London, United Kingdom
Hoxton Hotel Shoreditch
81 Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch, London, United Kingdom
Kingly Court
Kingly St. London, London, England, United Kingdom
Lulu Lemon
187-191 Regent St, London, United Kingdom
Lululemon
Regents Street, London, United Kingdom
MEATLiquor
37-38 Margaret Street, London, United Kingdom
Meatmission
Hoxton, London, United Kingdom
Mercato Metropolitano
42 Newington Causeway, London, United Kingdom
Frequently Asked Questions about London Photo Booths
Where are the best analog photo booths in London?
The highest density of authentic chemical photo booths in London is found in East London (Shoreditch, Hackney, and Dalston) and South London (Brixton and Peckham). Flagship locations include Rough Trade East on Brick Lane, The Hoxton Shoreditch lobby, and Camden Market.
How much does a photo booth strip cost in London?
Most London analog photo booths cost between £5.00 and £6.00 per 4-pose black-and-white or colour strip. Many vintage machines accept five £1 coins or £2 coins, while modernized units have fitted contactless debit/credit card readers.
Do London photo booths take contactless card payments?
Yes, an increasing number of London venue booths (such as Rough Trade East and boutique hotel lobbies) have been retrofitted with Nayax contactless tap-and-pay readers. However, for older pub cabinets, carrying £1 and £2 coins is still strongly recommended.
Are there photo booths near London Underground Tube stations?
While digital passport photo kiosks exist in many Tube stations, authentic vintage dip-and-dunk chemical booths are typically located in pubs, indie record shops, and cinemas within a short 5-minute walk of Old Street, Shoreditch High Street, Camden Town, and Brixton Underground stations.
What machine models operate in London?
London hosts a blend of classic British Photo-Me Universal cabinets, restored French Photomaton Type 7 and Type 22 machines, and German Photoautomat dip-and-dunk models producing archival silver-halide prints.
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