Best of London
Best Brunch in London
London's brunch scene has exploded over the past decade from a modest collection of American-influenced weekend spots to one of Europe's most vibrant and diverse brunch cultures. The city's brunch offering now ranges from bottomless prosecco brunches in Shoreditch to Japanese breakfast menus in Fitzrovia, American diner-style pancake stacks in Soho, and the quintessentially British elements of full English breakfasts elevated to fine dining in various gastropubs and brasseries.
Shoreditch and Dalston lead the trend-driven end of the London brunch market, while Notting Hill, Chelsea, and South Kensington offer more civilised weekend brunch experiences. Borough Market's Saturday morning food culture is an institution in its own right. The growing specialty coffee scene in Bermondsey, Hackney, and Peckham has created excellent café infrastructure in neighbourhoods that were previously overlooked.
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Riding House
FeaturedA Fitzrovia staple, modern-European comfort brunch with a big spread for veggies and meat-eaters alike.
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Caravan
Globally-inspired all-day brunch and their own specialty coffee roast; buzzy, industrial-meets-cosy.
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Gloria
Theatrical Italian all-day diner and one of Shoreditch's most talked-about brunches, order the Eggs Gloria.
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Ozone Coffee Roasters
Specialty coffee roaster on Leonard Street; avocado toast on thick-cut sourdough with pickled red onion.
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Lantana
A dependable Aussie-style all-day brunch that regulars come back to again and again.
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The Good Egg
Middle-Eastern-influenced brunch on Kingly Street, shakshuka, date-butter sourdough and hand-rolled babka.