Brunch In West London

Setting the bar high for the best brunches in West London, The Little Yellow Door is serving up wacky decor and delicious food. Head over to this Notting Hill restaurant where you'll find plush interiors, tasty cocktails and indulgent dishes - think pork belly tacos and blueberry pancake stacks.

Tired of the same old scramblers? Darcie & May Green is a quirky choice when it comes to places to have brunch in West London. Plating up Australian-inspired fare, the barge restaurant has bites such as 'nduja folded eggs, sweetcorn fritters and a banana bread sandwich.

A tribute to Sydney's Tamarama Beach, as well as the glamorous fashion icons in the nearby Victoria & Albert Museum, this South Kensington brunch staple is a must-visit. Boasting a spacious outdoor terrace and a hidden downstairs Green Room inspired by the designs of William Morris, this place is unique even within the Daisy Green collection - thanks to a dedicated listening room with an impressive collection of vintage vinyl records. 

But that's not all, as portraits of fashion icons by illustrator Rose Blake decorate the walls to top off the brilliant setting. The Australian-style brunches here include the famous sweetcorn fritters with smashed avocado, poached eggs, romesco, feta and corn rib alongside an award-winning banana bread sandwich, containing whipped mascarpone cream and fresh berries - topped with flaked almonds and honey. Cocktails? They've got those two, including three different kinds of margarita.

A cosy pub serving brunch in Hammersmith, The Curtains Up may only have a small menu, but the dishes they've got are golden. Comforting eats include lime and chilli smashed avo, a battered cod goujons sandwich and a hearty toasted English muffin with a poached egg and fries.

Not only is it one of London's dreamiest locations, but No.197 Chiswick Fire Station also has first-class brunch offerings - we're talking coconut chia bowls and creamy field mushrooms on sourdough. To top it all off? It's been awarded 3 stars by the Sustainable Restaurant Association.

Trade in bacon butties for pork and chorizo baps at Balans' quirky West London brunch. Opt between an indulgent duck mash-up, lobster benedict or breakfast burrito and get your Saturday off to a bang at this Shepherd's Bush restaurant.

If you find yourself in Ealing Broadway, be sure to pay a visit to No.17 Dickens Yard. Not only is it ideal for midweek drinks and romantic meals, but it's also got a loaded menu of brunch goodies, including build your own breakfast brioches and a whole host of vegan options.

Just a stone's throw away from Little Venice, The Prince Alfred is bringing you Victorian interiors and some unexpectedly fancy brunch offerings. See for yourself with a weekend visit to the pub where you'll find focaccia sandwiches topped with flat iron steak and paprika-spiced baked beans.

Fancy a taste of authentic Italian luxury? Bocconcino's Ciao Bottomless Brunch with Live Music & DJ in the heart of Mayfair will satisfy all your foodie cravings with delish goodies like wood-fired Roman-style pizzas and rustic Tuscan veal ragù tagliatelle on offer. Set across two stunning floors in a romance-filled atmosphere, you'll also be treated to soulful live music as well as free-flowing prosecco or aperol spritz to wash all the food down.

One of the best places for brunch in West London, The Sun Inn is the Barnes pub ready to elevate your weekend mornings. Head over before 2pm and you'll be treated to fry ups, breakfast burgers and a whole range of delicious egg dishes.

On the hunt for brunch in West London? Chestnut is a gorgeous cafe and bakery fronting a range of delicious plates and indulgent pastries. Head over to the Belgravia haunt for a breakfast you won't forget and make sure you get a bite of their signature sourdough.

Try something a little different with Ayllu's bottomless brunch. The Perusivan-Janese fusion restaurant will be offering incredible tasting menus complete with sushi rolls, seafood ceviche and tacos, as well as music from a live DJ set. Unlimited eats will set you back £37 per person, or £55 if you add on free-flowing drinks too.

Shake up your weekends with a day of drinking and dancing at one of Supa Dupa Fly's epic bottomless brunch parties. Alongside banging hip hop tunes from BBC 1Xtra's Emily Rawson and fellow big name DJs, there'll also be delicious food and free-flowing drinks.

The Union Bar in Chiswick is one of the best places for an alfresco brunch in West London, with a spacious terrace that offers a relaxed setting for chowing down on elevated breakfast dishes. To top it off? There's plenty of refreshing tipples to wash your meal down with.

Sometimes finding a great brunch spot is pretty hard, luckily, Dear Grace has a fabulous menu for breakfast-food seekers. Located on Wood Lane, this hotspot offers a selection of options for vegans and meat-eaters alike in their gorgeous space. 

For bottomless brunch in West London, look no further than Cottons Restaurant & Rum Shack Notting Hill. They're whipping up a range of Caribbean dishes for you to choose from, all munched on while sipping unlimited rum punch and listening to the reggae soundtrack.

Ollie's House slings out a seriously unique brunch in Chelsea and Fulham. From the miso eggs benedict and scrumptious nasi goreng to the Indonesian corn fritters and breakfast baos, this one's definitely a keeper. Head there on Saturdays between 11:30am and 5pm for a bottomless DJ brunch.

Located just a short walk from Parsons Green Station, Aragon House is the cosy pub that's rustling up killer brunches. Chow down on the classics, from eggs royale to smashed avocado, with breakfast cocktails to wash it all down.

The Palm House's West London brunch is packed with Cuban influences, for a twist on your usual sweetcorn fritters and egg-topped muffins. Not only that, but you can even grab a picanha steak or tacos at this stunning spot.

Situated in Notting Hill, Pawsitive Cafe is promising the most scrumptious brunches, from smashed avocado on toast to strawberry cheesecake pancakes and hot smoked salmon. You'll want to take tonnes of Insta photos in their pastel interiors and feel free to bring your four-legged friends.

If you're on the hunt for cool brunches in West London, make your way to Smith's Bar & Grill and you'll be in for a treat. At just £50 per person, you can get stuck into unlimited prosecco, mimosas and more, alongside all-you-can-eat plates to boot - with a food-only option for £35 too. 

After brunch in Richmond? Stunning Georgian-styled spot 144 On The Hill is bringing you everything from nutella and banana pancake stacks to eggs benny or smoked haddock kedgeree - that's all the classics you could want.

Whether Kensington, Parson's Green or Wandsworth is closer, Megan's is an amazing choice of brunch restaurant on the west side of our capital. Whether eggs many ways, pancakes, Turkish breakfasts or vegan plates are more your thing, these lantern and fairy light-filled spaces have something for you.

When it comes to cute brunch places in West London, The Botanist, Sloane Square should be on your list. Not only are there interiors of vintage-look animal prints and pink walls, but also a gorgeous outdoor terrace. Plus, your weekend brunch fix comes in the form of small plates, ham hock eggs benny, cheeseburgers and more - with the bottomless drinks add-on costing just £16.50 for 90 minutes.

Head to Hammersmith for a top-class brunch with Cellar At Kindred. The West London neighbourhood all-day café and bar is serving up some seriously delicious seasonal produce in the shape of fluffy blueberry pancakes drizzled in maple butter and a rich, tomatoey smoked pepper shakshuka. 

Whether you're relaxing on the sunny terrace, or delving into tasty dishes in the all-white, plant-filled interior, you'll find brilliant brunches at The Orangery at Kensington Palace. This historic spot has been around since 1704, with a restoration in 2017 turning it into the vibrant restaurant it is today, which features a breakfast menu of eggs Benedict or Florentine, as well as mixed berry pancakes or a wild mushroom omelette.

Get ready for a wild weekend with BAM Karaoke Box's themed BAM Brunches taking place every Saturday at 12:30pm. These events promise a one-of-a-kind experience, serving up a main dish and a dessert from the exclusive breakfast menu cooked up by culinary consultant Sabrina Gidda. Feast on delicious French-inspired goodies like croque madame, croissant French toast, as well as BAM fried chicken and potato waffle. And don't forget, there will be live entertainment, DJs, and two hours of private karaoke.

There's no better spot for brunch than The Fulham Arms on Stephendale Road. This dog-friendly boozer is oozing with charm and serves up a hearty all-day brunch that'll make your mouth water. From treats like the Stokes Marsh Farm steak sandwich to eggs Florentine and Brixham finger fish bun, there's something to please every tastebud.

A vibrant Caribbean restaurant that holds the Guinness World Record for the most rums commercially available, Cottons in Notting Hill Gate is the place to go for boozy brunches on the weekend. This colourful spot is packed full of pretty plants and quirky decor, and on Saturdays between 12 and 2.45pm they offer a delicious three-course bottomless brunch, complete with unlimited prosecco or rum punch. Expect the like of mixed jerk grill platters and vegetable curry here, all for only £34.50 per person.

Get set to party like never before at Archer Street Notting Hill's Blame It On The Boogie Bottomless Brunch. Experience endless disco, soul, and Motown hits from the 70s and 80s, live acts, and 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco, beer, and pizza.

When it comes to the finest West London brunches, Ealing-dwellers and visitors get lucky with Bobo Social. Found 10 minutes from Ealing Broadway, inside Filmworks Walk, it's serving the likes of eggs benedict, steak and chips, full Englishes and avo toast topped with whipped feta.

Rounding off the offering at this modern European restaurant? A bloody mary trolley, where the mixologist makes you a bespoke serve to your taste while at your tableside.

Located in Richmond, just a stone's throw from the Thames, The Bootlegger is a Prohibition-inspired bar that's always got something fun going on. They offer bottomless brunches every single Saturday, costing just £39.95 per person to attend.

Enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco, cocktails and bloody Mary shots, as well as delicious sharing platters of cold meats and cheeses.

Head South West to discover 601 Queen's Road, the Wimbledon venue that's hosting Brunch Brunch Baby every single Saturday. This boozy event promises 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco, Pilsner or mimosas for £35, with the option to upgrade to cocktails or Champagne instead.

There's all sorts to choose from on the food menu, and you'll get two delicious courses as part of this price. Think fluffy pancakes, eggs benedict, full English breakfasts and much more.

Holland Park Café by Daisy Green doesn't just offer the convenience of being near a park for after your stroll - it's right inside Holland Park, next to the tranquil Kyoto Gardens, tucked within the main cluster of buildings. The space features an expansive outdoor terrace and a trendy interior showcasing exposed brick and lofty glass walls.

This is the spot to indulge in their renowned all-day Australian brunch menu, including sweetcorn fritters and the much-loved banana bread sandwich with creamy mascarpone and fresh berries. Wash it all down with a cocktail or a perfectly brewed coffee.

Head to flat share-inspired venue The Little Blue Door in Fulham, where they host A Charming Brunch every single Saturday. They've teamed up with viral charm shop Accessories of Old, meaning that after your brunch you'll head over to the jewellery shop to create your own nine-charm necklace.

Kick off with dishes like avocado on toast or buttermilk pancakes, washed down by 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco, rum punch, Aperol spritz and more. Create your masterpiece from a stash of vintage and modern jewels, as seen in films like barbie and on celebrities like Lana Del Ray and Troye Sivan.

Nestled along the river in Nine Elms, The Black Cab Coffee Co is serving up strong cups of joe and delicious brekkie bites for meat-eaters, vegans and veggies alike. Tuck shakshuka, pancakes or one of its signature dishes and you'll see why it's regarded as one of the best places in West London for brunch.

Empanadas, bottomless bubbles and a slice of cake or brownie from an award-winning bakery? Sounds like one helluva brunch to us. If you agree, then head down to Jack And Beyond cafe in Fulham, just a short stroll from Parsons Green station.

Embark on a flavour-packed, globally inspired brunch starting at £35 per person for two dishes at The@51 in Westminster. From aged rib eye steak to miso-glazed roasted Ccod and roasted eggplant parmesan, every plate is designed to impress.

Craving something creative? Dive into inventive egg dishes like bacon, waffles, and eggs drizzled with maple syrup. Bold flavours, top-tier ingredients, and an elevated brunch experience await.

Get ready for a high-energy, luxury Japanese brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm 'til 3pm. With a live DJ and musicians setting the vibe, you'll feast on unlimited sushi, sashimi, and signature salads from the self-service Sushi Bar.

Then, take your pick from mouthwatering mains like pork belly, grilled tofu, or salmon teriyaki, before ending on a sweet note with decadent desserts - think matcha cheesecake or vanilla peanut millefeuille. All this indulgence for £65 per person - weekend plans sorted.