Best Brunch In Battersea

Kick-start your day with a banging brunch over at Aspen and Meursault on Westbridge Road. Chomp on things like truffled eggs on toast with smoked salmon and a cucumber jus, as well as fabulous focaccias filled with all kinds of delicious flavours.

The Plough doesn't do brunch in half measure. In fact, it slings out one of the best breakfasts in Battersea, showcasing fresh, seasonal delights on the regs. Our favourites? It's hard to choose between the homemade, fresh berry-topped waffles and the delicious Spanish omelette.

The award-winning JOIA, tucked inside the art'otel London Battersea Power Station, has teamed up with the fitness experts at lululemon to launch a spectacular monthly Yoga & Brunch series. For £75 per person, your Saturday kicks off with an energising 60-minute flow led by top-tier instructors, which flows into a celebratory brunch feast.

Because JOIA holds a prestigious 2 AA Rosette rating, you won't be getting just avocado toast; instead, expect an indulgent, bold menu packed with contemporary Iberian flavours and premium seasonal ingredients.

The Black Cab Coffee Co is making their brunch the star of the show each Saturday, with a £32 securing you an hour of bottomless prosecco, an item from the food menu and an espresso martini on arrival – made from their freshly roasted house beans. 

Whether you order the spicy shakshuka, smashed avocado on toast or pancake pile, know you're in for a treat – paired with a curated playlist of house, funk and soul music to keep the Saturday afternoon vibes rolling. 

Blame Gloria is pulling it out of the bag with its bottomless brunch near Clapham Junction. Found on Battersea Rise, this quirky hangout is decked out with chequered ceilings, floral walls and pink neon lights. Head on over for ABBA and disco goings-on, complete with drag hosts and killer DJs.

The Thieves - once known as The Four Thieves - has rebranded into a vibrant 'adult playground' built around competitive socialising. Its upstairs Thieves Gambit floor is packed with entertainment: darts, pool, RC racing, and nostalgic arcade favourites such as Mario Kart and House of the Dead. Adding to the appeal, Balans is taking care of the food.

Starting out in 1987 as Soho's Old Compton Café, Balans made its mark serving late-night coffee to clubbers. It has since grown into a go-to brand for British dining with global influences, offering brunch, all-day plates, and late-night meals to icons like Lady Gaga and Amy Winehouse. For brunch, expect dishes like fried chicken pancakes, smoked salmon eggs royale, and steak and eggs.

Live entertainment from House of Dinosaur and Twisted Time Machine will also mean The Thieves will pay host to themed bottomless brunch in Battersea, so don't miss out.

Treat yourself to a delicious brunch near Battersea Park by heading on over to Megan's at the Power Station. Gorgeous inside and out, fronting tasselled lampshades and fairy lights, this is an ideal spot to munch on shakshouka, mezze platters, pancakes and more.

This welcoming pub can be found on Northcote Road, with charming, traditional interiors and a stellar food menu. Their brunch dishes are served until 5pm every single day, ranging from crispy buttermilk chicken and waffles to eggs benedict and classic full English breakfasts. There are plenty of refreshing drinks to go along with it, as well as cocktails if you're after a boozy brunch.

After a sunny stroll through Battersea Park, recharge your batteries by popping into The Black Cab Coffee Co. This cute café cooks up all-day brunches that include omelettes, eggs benedict, pancakes and more. And if you fancy going bottomless? That's what Saturdays are for.