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Top London Brunch Spots Ranked by 2025 Reviews

Several London venues stand out for their brunch offerings according to 2025 roundups of top-rated spots.

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

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London features multiple established brunch destinations highlighted in 2025 guides, including Duck & Waffle with its 24/7 service on the 40th floor and The Wolseley in a decadent art deco setting.

Central London Options

Duck & Waffle operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week inside a grade II-listed Victorian grain store. The Wolseley draws visitors with its art deco interior. Fallow emphasises sustainable and inventive flavours, while Dishoom serves Tel Aviv-influenced plates including egg naan. HIDE provides a Michelin-starred experience on Piccadilly.

Neighbourhood and Regional Spots

Sunday in Brooklyn offers an American-style feast in Notting Hill. Lantana serves Australian-style dishes and cocktails in east London. Pavilion Café prepares Sri Lankan breakfast in Victoria Park. Stepney’s, which reopened in May 2025, supplies farm-cafe staples near Stepney City Farm. Milk in Balham is known for buckwheat pancakes and breakfast burgers.

Practical Considerations

Towpath Café often requires early arrival on weekends because of limited tables. Reservations are recommended for Fallow and Dishoom on weekends. The Apple Blue and spots such as Borough Yards operate on walk-in or limited reservation policies. These details come from multiple 2025 listings of brunch venues across the city.

Visitors can plan around the distinct atmospheres and menu focuses at each location without needing advance bookings at every site. The range allows for both high-rise and neighbourhood experiences depending on the day and preference.

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