Best Brunches In Central London

Part of the Daisy Green collection, Larry's is a sleek restaurant bar on Charing Cross road, nestled within the vaults of the National Portrait Gallery. The stylish interiors feature exposed brick walls, low lighting and portraits of iconic West End figures, in a space that dates back to 1896 - when it was originally used as coal storage.

Their Australian-inspired brunch menu ranges from bacon, egg and pesto wraps to smoked salmon royale and smashed avocado on sourdough. If you're making it a boozy one, their mimosas are excellent too.

Not much beats brunch with a view of Central London, right? And lucky for us, Aqua Kyoto boasts a stunning sky-high terrace that offers panoramic vistas of the city's skyline. Venture over for tasty Japanese bites, which you can enjoy alongside bottomless booze and live entertainment.

For brunch events in Central London, Firmdale Hotels have a few unmissable affairs. Head to a choice of two Soho locations for a full-body in a lush hotel's subterranean pool or a rooftop yoga sesh, all followed by a delicious meal - think sweetcorn fritters and baked waffles.

Every single Saturday, Lucy Wong in Fitzrovia is offering a brilliant bottomless brunch between 3.30 and 7pm. This trendy cocktail bar and restaurant is inspired by 1950s Hong Kong, flaunting stunning pink and gold decor illuminated by sultry low lighting.

Tickets to their late brunch cost £55 per person, promising 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco or spritz cocktails. As for the food, expect a dim sum basked of your choice, paired with two tasty sides.

Every single Saturday and Sunday, Heist Bank in Paddington host a fantastic bottomless brunch in their charming, rustic venue.

You can choose any of their tasty brunch dishes, ranging from brown butter Turkish eggs to an nduja and potato hash or French toast. And if you're making it boozy, you can add on 90 minutes of endless mimosas for £20 extra.

Munich Cricket Club have you covered for quirky brunches that'll set you back just £35. Expect bottomless fondue, plenty of cured meats, seasonal vegetables and more to dunk, and unlimited drinks ranging from beers to mimosas and spritzes - with apres ski tunes rounding off the alpine theme.

Want a feast for your eyes as well as your stomach? That's where The Fable comes in. This Holborn hangout offers a leafy outdoor terrace with stunning views of the city, in addition to slick interiors and one helluva menu - it's the ideal hangout for a banging bottomless brunch.

Situated in Holborn, NYX Hotel boasts a classy rooftop restaurant that's covered in cool neon signs, colourful artwork and quirky cushions. Their bottomless brunch comes in at £49.95 per person, promising two delicious courses alongside 90 minutes of prosecco and cocktails. On the menu? Expect braised beef tacos, crispy buttermilk chicken waffles, pancake mille feuille and so much more.

Tequila Mockingbird Charing Cross is back with its La Fiesta Bottomless Brunch. What's on the agenda? Lip-smacking pizza and bottomless quaffs, not to mention burlesque entertainment, and brilliant games, like pinata-smashing and limbo.

From Oxford Circus to Shoreditch and Old Street, The Cocktail Club Brunches are making sure groups across London are well-fed on pizza and provided with 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails. Plus, there are music themes at each, including 80s, 00s and RnB.

Situated on Great Portland Street, Kibele is a lively restaurant known for its great cocktails and party atmosphere. They host Turkish bottomless brunches every Saturday for as little as £29.90 per person - or skip the booze and save yourself a tenner. Think cheese platters, marinated olives, spreads, bread and pastries designed to share, with 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco or cocktails.

Taking place at Cecilias Wine House is a banging brunch every Saturday for £53. Enjoy a scrumptious cheese and charcuterie board, alongside caviar, chocolate truffles and glasses of Champagne. To make it bottomless prosecco, you can grab their deal for £75. You can also pay a visit to Angeliques, Amelies or Clémence Bar, to name a few of the other delicious spots. 

For a Covent garden bottomless brunch? It has to be St Martins Lane. Try their signature lobster benedict, or opt for something sweet with the French toast alongside mango butter. But that's not all, as you can also sip through limitless limoncello spritzes, bloody marys and prosecco.

Whether you're heading there on Saturday or Sunday, you can expect a fantastic bottomless brunch at activity bar Bounce's Farringdon location. Not only will you get to chow down on unlimited pizza for 90 minutes, paired with free-flowing beer or prosecco, but you'll also get to challenge your pals to some ping pong. What's more, there'll be live DJ sets too.

Slide on your cowboy kicks and be part of The Official Coyote Ugly Nashville Hoedown Bottomless Brunch - Camden, an immersive breakfast experience like no other. Your £40 pass ropes in 90 minutes of bottomless bubbles, pints, a main dish, and an opportunity to master a line dance with world-renowned coyotes.

The Phoenix's Disco Yoga Brunch is the ultimate way to stretch it out, sip on bottomless prosecco, and feast like a boss. For just £35, you'll get your groove on with an hour of flow-style yoga set to funky disco beats, followed by a scrumptious full English offering.

Head to the Little Violet Door in Soho to indulge in a vibrant menu packed with delicious brunch classics. Starting at just £9.50, treat yourself to the crumpet stack with cheesy chorizo beans, glazed bacon, and a fried egg; the NYC-style breakfast burger loaded with bacon, sausage, egg, and cheese. Don't miss out on the 90 minutes of bottomless drinks for an extra £25 per person.

For brunch in Fitzrovia, check out Mr Fogg's House of Botanicals every Saturday. Think a floral-filled setting, alongside two-courses of delicious food and build your own bellinis where you can choose between a range of purees.

If you're on the hunt for brunch spots in Central London, Skylon Bar and Restaurant is a fabulous shout. While chowing down on British fare this weekend, you can get stuck into an epic wine list or vino flight. Brunch dishes range from grilled spiced half chicken through to artichoke tortellini. 

This Saturday, head to Albert's Schloss in the West End for their fantastic brunch club. This is a lively, German-inspired venue that's promising non-stop tunes from resident DJs, as well as air-hostess promenaders for added entertainment.

Nab 90 minutes of bottomless drinks for just £40 per person, paired with fresh pastries and granola. You can also add on main menu dishes, from their signature cook haus breakfast to shakshuka baked eggs or chicken schnitzel.

Brunch at Santo Remedio is a full-on flavour journey through Mexico, with smoky, spicy, and satisfyingly indulgent dishes made for lazy weekend mornings. Start light with a Caesar salad or berry bowl, or dive straight into comfort with the Holy Remedy - eggs your way with chorizo, beans, mushrooms, and all the trimmings.

Craving something crispy? The smoked salmon tostada is layered with house-made jocoque and salsa macha, while the fried egg taco keeps things simple and bold. With vegetarian and gluten-free options throughout, this is the kind of brunch that's made for lingering, feasting, and sipping cocktails 'til late.

Old Compton Brasserie serves what might quite possibly be the best brunch in Soho, showcasing drool-worthy dishes like chorizo scrambled eggs on toasted brioche, plus grilled halloumi with focaccia. And if you get thirsty? Jugs of cocktails or free-flowing Aperol spritzes are up for grabs.

At The Skinny Kitchen's F*cking Fabulous Brunch, brunch is just the beginning. After devouring two mouthwatering courses and sipping your way through 60 or 90 minutes of bottomless drinks (depending on the venue), the lights dim, the volume rises, and the real fun kicks off.

The show includes everything from outrageous performers to hands-in-the-air DJ sets that turn the venue into a party you'll talk about for weeks. With two locations across London hosting these events, you can choose your vibe and let the fabulous chaos take over.

Over in Southwark, The Green Room is coming in hot with its Saturday bottomless brunch. If you fancy going alfresco, grab a seat on the sprawling outdoor terrace. And then? Indulge in dishes such as shakshuka or freshly baked pizza, plus sip unlimited bubbles or cocktails.

Dishing out some of the most indulgent dishes around, the Saturday bottomless brunch at Art Yard Bar and Kitchen is not to be missed. You'll find this stylish spot inside the Bankside Hotel on Southbank, cooking up tasty plates of French toast tiramisu, buttermilk pancake platters, shakshuka with sourdough and so much more. That's not all though, as you'll also get to enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco, mimosas or bloody Marys.

The bottomless brunch at The Bar at Temple offers the perfect balance of indulgence and variety, all within a vibrant atmosphere. For £50 per person, guests can enjoy a delicious menu featuring poached eggs and smoked salmon or slow-cooked BBQ pulled pork in a brioche bun, complemented by seasoned fries and homemade slaw.

The brunch is served with the exciting option of unlimited drinks for 90 minutes, including prosecco, Pimms, mimosa, and Amstel - a perfect way to keep the good times flowing. For those with a sweet tooth, add a dessert like Little Moons ice cream or a churros with hot white chocolate dipping sauce to make the experience complete.

Whether you're looking to kick start your day with something delicious or are simply nursing a sore head, BrewDog Soho is the answer to your prayers. Get your fill of fried chicken-topped waffles or plates piled high with sausages, bacon and eggs.

El Pirata brings a slice of Madrid to Mayfair, fronting flavoursome tapas dishes that dance on the palate. And whaddya know, this Spanish spot also serves up one of Central London's best brunches. Pop by for scrumptious small plates accompanied by cava, Aperol spritzes and sangria.

Start your Sunday with a relaxed brunch in the heart of London at Obicà Mozzarella Bar. The Italian eatery will be showcasing its new menu alongside hosting a DJ set from midday. Head to this modern, slinky spot adorned with dangling glass light fixtures and flooded with natural light, to tuck into French toast topped with crispy pancetta and wash it down with a bloody mary or two.

When it comes down to brunches in Central London's Theatreland, TSQ Playhouse is bound to impress. This quirky venue has a range of boozy and nostalgic afternoon packages, which boast Asian dishes, including grilled veggies or butterfly prawns. Thirsty? Expect themed cocktails.

If you're after a Central London brunch, FAIM is a firm choice. Step inside this Fitzrovia venue, where you'll get to dig into a range of brekky-inspired, such as eggs royale and Benny, all while treating yourself to free-flowing bubbles or Amstel for 90 minutes.