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London's Best Brunch Spots: Where to Eat Right Now

London offers a wide range of brunch venues across its neighbourhoods, from 24-hour high-floor spots to area-specific favourites and 2026 openings.

By London Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Leading 2025-2026 brunch spots in London include Duck & Waffle on the 40th floor of 110 Bishopsgate, which stays open 24 hours a day seven days a week, Dishoom with its egg naan, Sunday in Brooklyn, Fallow and Caravan King’s Cross in a Victorian grain store.

Central London

Fallow stands out for its sustainable and inventive approach while Mount St Restaurant provides another central choice. Duck & Waffle suits special occasions thanks to its views from 110 Bishopsgate.

East London

Ottolenghi and BiBo serve as established favourites in the east of the city.

South London

Where The Pancakes Are and Peggy Jean attract diners looking for options south of the river.

West London

Egg Slut and Farm Girl feature among the recommended addresses in the west.

North London

Double Standard and Coal Office appear on lists for north London locations.

2026 Additions

Newer entries for 2026 include Dalloway Terrace with its floral Bloomsbury terrace setting, LAVO in Marylebone offering an Italian buffet, Cleo in Belgravia with Mediterranean dishes, TomTom Café for artisan coffee and pastries, and Roe as a waterside social spot in Canary Wharf.

These venues reflect the spread of brunch options across different parts of London. Dishoom serves its signature egg naan at multiple branches along with Tel Aviv-influenced small plates.

Information on these spots comes from guides that track current and upcoming places to eat. Diners can check individual venue details for hours and reservations through their websites or booking platforms listed in the source guides.

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