"You go for the girls but you stay for the coffee. Or is it the other way around?"

Tejal Rao in The Atlantic visits a café con piernas in Santiago, Chile. These coffee shops are where 'the waitresses wear skimpy outfits (the name translates to "coffee with legs"). These coffee shops are a Chilean cultural phenomenon, varying in degrees of nudity. They don't serve alcohol and they maintain coffee shop hours, closing around 8 or 9 in the evening. At some, the waitresses look like dreamy flight attendants—tight, red shift dresses down to their knees. At others, the windows are blacked out, the walls mirrored, and the waitresses wear little more than underthings.'

Any chance of a few of these in London?