Halal Breakfasts In London

• Where: London-wide 
• Summary: late-night and early-morning breakfast spot

If your idea of a perfect morning involves poached eggs, Balans is calling your name. It's been around since 1987 and, with locations in Soho, Kensington, and Stratford, is a great restaurant to visit, whether that be at 4am or 10am. 

Balans uses halal-certified chicken and beef, so you can tuck into some of their most mouthwatering dishes with confidence. Craving something indulgent? Try the Balans breakfast burger - a satisfying stack of sausage patty (made with halal beef), house hash brown, smoked cheese, fried egg, and rhubarb ketchup, or spice it up with Eggs In Hell (poached eggs in spicy harissa tomato sauce with crispy potatoes).

• Where: London-wide
• Summary: Mediterranean-inspired eats and pretty interiors

Megan's is a charming Mediterranean-inspired brunch spot with locations across London, in Wimbledon, Richmond, Islington and beyond, where you can enjoy halal-friendly dishes in a stylish, plant-filled setting. While their kitchens aren't fully halal-certified, they serve halal chicken, braised lamb, and sucuk (Turkish chorizo), making it easy to indulge in dishes like their signature shakshorizo, featuring halal sucuk, free-range eggs, and labneh. 

The menu also offers plenty of other breakfast favourites, like Megan's brunch grill with eggs, sausages, shakshouka beans, and roast tomato, as well as shakshoumi - a Mediterranean twist on shakshuka with halloumi and eggs. Oh, and did we mention that the interiors are gorgeous too? Think beautiful tiles, foliage and baby blue accents.

• Where: 17-21 Elizabeth Street, Belgravia, SW1W 9RP
• Summary: fresh, delicious pastries and breads

Chestnut Belgravia bakery brings together a global selection of breads, from classic bagels to unique offerings like ka'ak and monkey bread. The star of the show, however, is their exceptional clay-oven flatbreads. Topped with mouthwatering combinations like merguez and garlic aioli or the decadent burrata and honey, these creations are a must-try for anyone in the area. Everything at Chestnut is halal, so you can indulge in their range of delicious pastries and bakes with peace of mind.

The bakery's airy terrace is the perfect place to relax while enjoying their signature sourdoughs, indulgent twice-baked croissants, and creative handmade flatbreads. Whether you're digging into a sticky cinnamon bun or sipping coffee with a pain au chocolat, Chestnut offers the ideal setting for a laid-back, delicious bite to eat in the morning.

• Where: Covent Garden, Soho, King's Cross, Shoreditch and Kensington
• Summary: modern Indian dishes and authentic interiors inspired by old Bombay cafes 

If you're on the hunt for halal breakfast places in East London (and beyond), check out Dishoom, with an array of locations ranging from Shoreditch to Kensington. Dishoom brings the heart of Bombay to London, serving up halal-friendly dishes that pay homage to the city's rich food culture.

While the entire all-day menu is halal, with chicken, lamb, and turkey sourced from certified suppliers, ensuring quality and humane practices, the breakfast menu isn't, but there're still some delicious vegetarian plates on there that are droolworthy. Dishoom's naan rolls are another must-try, especially the egg version with saffron-orange yolks, as well as the unlimited date porridge for the sweet-toothed among you.

• Where: Notting Hill and Marylebone
• Summary: American staples and pancakes galore 

For a halal breakfast in central London, as well as in the West thanks to its Ladbroke Grove location, Sunday In Brooklyn is an excellent shout. The restaurant has brought American-style breakfast plates from Williamsburg to Notting Hill and Marylebone, offering a 100% halal menu with a modern twist on classic staples.

This cosy spot serves up everything from rich ricotta and jam brioches to hearty shakshukas - steamed tomatoes, peppers, and baked eggs topped with feta and served with grilled focaccia. For something indulgent, the Sunday Pancakes with hazelnut maple praline and brown butter are a must-try.

• Where: 5 Covent Garden Piazza, WC2E 8RA
  
• Summary: Asian-inspired buns, with an egg-focused breakfast menu 

Buns & Buns in Covent Garden offers a delightful fusion of sizzling Asian flavours. The breakfast menu serves up a variety of comforting favourites with a unique twist. For a hearty start, try their truffle and mushroom fried eggs or the classic cheese omelette made with organic free-range eggs and Emmental cheese, both served with sourdough bread.

If you're in the mood for something fresh, the avocado toast benedict with poached eggs and hollandaise sauce, or the indulgent salmon royale benedict, will hit the spot. For a full breakfast experience, the English breakfast featuring fried eggs, bacon, sausage, and beans is a must, or dive into the rich, Mediterranean-inspired menemen, a spiced scrambled egg dish with peppers, onions, and garlic sausage.

• Where: Whitechapel Road and Bow Road 
• Summary: all-day cafe with an entirely halal menu 

Founded by lifelong friends Smail and Jamal, this fully halal café is rooted in the spirit of generosity, family, and seriously good coffee. What started as a passion project has grown into a beloved local gem, serving up homemade brunch with all the feel-good flavours of North Africa and beyond.

From their cosy Whitechapel café to their vibrant Bow Road outpost, Grounded keeps things fresh with organic ingredients, a warm welcome, and a menu that hits the spot. Think beef sausage breakfasts, rich shakshuka, fluffy French toast topped with almond flakes and strawberry jam, and scrambled eggs with turkey bacon - all served alongside premium brews from their own Camden Coffee Roastery.

• Where: 21 James Street, W1U 1DS
• Summary: a wide range of international breakfast dishes, including Japanese pancakes and Indian-style plates

Looking for a halal English breakfast in London? We've got just the spot for you. Tucked away in the charming enclave of St. Christopher's Place, Kula Café is a halal-friendly brunch gem that's been winning hearts - and appetites - for over a decade.

This cosy, family-run spot is famous for its global breakfast flair, serving everything from classic English breakfasts (think two eggs, two sausages, bacon, beans and more) to Desi-style spreads, fluffy American pancakes, French crepes, and indulgent Belgian waffles. What's more, you can dine alfresco with fantastic views of the bustling high street and the famous Selfridges.