For a rooftop brunch in Canary Wharf, check out the menu at Pergola. Not only will you get views of the surrounding area while you chow down, but Saturdays here also mean eggs many ways, truffle fries sides and whole sausage patty brunch burgers on offer.

The Alchemy Cocktail Brunch sees The Alchemist's theatrical tipples go hand-in-hand with their morning plates, which you can nab for £32 from 10am 'til 2pm on weekends. Expect three of the sublime serves, including the famous Cherry Poppins and Bubble Bath, alongside a choice of brekkie burritos or wings 'n' waffles.

If only a Saturday or Sunday brunch in Canary Wharf will do, then The Sipping Room's weekend menu is sure to fit the bill. There are three different kinds of waffles, a big bloody Mary selection and breakfast martinis all whipped up here, alongside plenty of classic dishes too.

From brunch burgers stacked with black pudding, hash browns and forest mushrooms to the sweet, yet spicy, chicken 'n' waffle stack, BrewDog's weekend brunch dishes are bound to hit the spot. Plus, their brekkie cocktails and craft beer make the ideal accompaniments.

Gaucho's Canary Wharf brunch promises an all you can eat feast of plates, alongside free-flowing booze, for 90 minutes. That means chimichurri-covered steak 'n' eggs, smashed avo on toast, banana bread, chilli mushrooms and more, all accompanied by a wide choice of spritzes or cockatils.

The Breakfast Club Canary Wharf have boozy brunches taking place in their secret bar, boasting two hours of bottomless drinks and menu favourites. From The All-American (pancakes, bacon, sausage, homestyle potatoes, rich yolk fried eggs and maple syrup) to fried chicken burgers, these meals are nothing short of hearty.

Fancy your brunch with a view? Then it's got to be Bōkan, where every Saturday between 12.30 and 2.30pm you can enjoy three courses for £45 per person. Expect classic and contemporary dishes with fun twists from executive chef Robert Manea and the team, including pork rib eye cured in maple syrup with roasted vegetables, béarnaise sauce and a Yorkshire pudding or classics like eggs royale and a full English. 

Plus, you can even make yours bottomless for an extra £19 each, with unlimited drinks spanning choices like bubbles and red or white wine. As for dessert? Chocolate-covered waffles and crêpes suzette with orange and cognac crème.

Every Saturday, Mediterranean restaurant Gallio offers a bottomless brunch that's truly to die for, featuring 90 minutes of bottomless starters, pizza and drinks for £35 per person. Think toppings like wild mushroom or chorizo on your slices, alongside plenty of prosecco or beer - with the option to upgrade to cocktails for an extra £10. Alternatively, swing by any day for a more chilled breakfast.

The best bottomless brunch Canary Wharf has to offer? If your idea of unlimited food and drinks involves vats of molten cheese fondue with plenty to dip into it, alongside endless German mimosas, haus beers, spritzes and more, then Munich Cricket Club's £35 brunch is an absolute steal. Plus, you can enjoy apres ski tunes to get you in the spirit as well. 

No.35 Mackenzie Walk's all-day menu sees them delving out brunch between 9am and 4pm. From ricotta pancakes with caramelised banana, dried fig and roasted hazelnut honey butter to full English breakfasts, there's something to suit every palate.

When it comes to the best breakfast in Canary Wharf, The Parlour has to be up there. While the beaut space is perfect for snapping pics, so is the menu - think stacked brekkie burgers, eggs Benny and colourful yoghurt bowls.

Electric Shuffle is the place to go if you fancy getting competitive with your pals and then refuelling afterwards. There's 1 hour on the shuffleboards, bottomless pizza and a bottle of prosecco each included in your ticket here.

The best bottomless brunch in Canary Wharf? The Cocktail Club is definitely a contender with their 00s edition. Dust off your double denim for this party of lip-syncing drag, games, prizes and tunes from iconic women across pop music of the era.

While a BBQ joint and crabshack at heart, Big Easy's Canary Wharf bottomless brunch is definitely worth a look. This weekend special has you getting your lips around a barbecue platter, surf 'n' turf, or whole lobster and chips, all with free-flowing prosecco and frozen mojitos too.

The Roka bottomless brunch in Canary Wharf is a Japanese feast, serving up a cocktail on arrival, sharing starter plates, a main each and a dessert platter for the table to finish. Better yet, all these robata-grilled delights, sashimi, gyoza and more are tucked into with free-flowing wine.