London's Best Brunch Restaurants

With its statement art deco interiors, Café Ciel serves up one of central London's most stylish brunch services. We're talking perfectly presented plates packed with everything from shakshuka and tortilla to croque monsieur, fluffy pancakes and creamy honey tartines.

If you're starting your day the wholesome way, the baristas can bang out all kinds of creations from the cortado to the flat white. Looking for a boozy brunch? Stick around to try your way down the signature cocktail list.

BiBo Shoreditch is the stunning Spanish spot that's bringing you the best brunches come the weekend. Expect tapas, breakfast paellas and sumptuous sweet treats, all accompanied by a choice of bottomless sangria or cocktails.

Located in Kentish Town, Brunch and Co is the ultimate place for a mid-morning meal i North London. This relaxed spot fronts simple but welcoming interiors, complete with exposed brickwork, white marbled tables and lots of pretty greenery.

Choose from a full English or American breakfast, as well as lighter picks like smashed avocado on toast and eggs Florentine. They also serve halal options, and their smoothies are some of the best around.

Easily one of the best brunches in London, the fun and bizarre weekend dining experience and The Little Blue Door offers delicious food, bottomless cocktails and you can even stick around for an early afternoon boogie. 

Ollie's House is the Chelsea restaurant that has you covered for stunning interiors and unusual plates. Think miso Hollandaise-smothered eggs, nasi goreng, Indonesian-style corn fritters and even an English brekkie. On Saturdays experience a DJ bottomless brunch with chilled tunes and to top it off? There's also a Fulham location.

For a stunning and sky-high brunch, check out Kaso Rooftop Bar & Kitchen at One Hundred Shoreditch and you'll be in for a treat. Along with a scrumptious dish, you can tuck into a menu of tantalising cocktails. We mean white negronis and lemongrass margarita.

Tucked on the corner of Clapham Junction, Hannah is a great spot for both indoor and outdoor dining thanks to its pocket terrace. If you're heading over there for brunch? Expect both meaty and veggie classics.

Looking for a luxurious bottomless brunch at a North London restaurant? Then head to MIMI Belsize, a stylish Italian eatery that's decked out in plush red velvet sofas, marble tables and warm lighting.

Every Saturday afternoon, they host a three-course brunch for just £60 per person, including 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks. Sip Aperol spritz or prosecco, while devouring the likes of penne alla vodka, black truffle arancini and triamisu.

Found in what was originally a church, Amazing Grace in London Bridge is a popular spot for boozy mid-morning meals. Thanks to its brilliant decor like stained glass windows and mesmerising light displays with 3D mapping, some of the best bottomless brunch events in London take over this spot. Expect live DJs playing everything from RnB  to Bollywood depending on the theme, as well as delicious dishes like Japanese fried chicken, tofu bao buns and Korean potato bites.

Brunch with a view in the City of London? That's where Wagtail Rooftop Bar & Restaurant comes in. Found high in the sky, this rooftop restaurant is bringing the vibes come the weekend, with killer three-course spreads. Think avocado on sourdough, steak and eggs and so much more.

Craving a brunch that really goes a notch above the rest? Then check out Battersea's Aspen and Meursault. Choose from things like a Catalan breakfast with truffled eggs, as well as a devils mortar croissant toastie, plus fresh, organic pastries.

Finsbury Park's Must Day & Night is a cool brunch spot that's got everything from shakshuka to eggs benny, buttermilk pancakes and a full English on their extensive menu. But that's not all, as there cocktails here are top-notch too.

One of the best places to have brunch outside in London, Vauxhall Food & Beer Garden is spicing up your Saturdays with its bottomless feast. Not only will you get t pick from a whole host of street food offerings but you'll also get a whopping tow ours of unlimited cocktails in the sunny spot.

Breakfast for, well, breakfast, lunch and dinner? The Fable have no qualms about providing you with these neat treats all day long. Piled high brunch plates and dashing drinks come as standard at The Fable where you can tuck into smoked salmon and scrambled eggs for just £7.95, all darn day on on a Sunday.

For a top-notch brunch, head along to Kix Bar + Kitchen on North Cross Road. At this sophisticated yet cosy dining destination, get stuck into mouthwatering street food from across the globe, all presented beautifully.

Offering one of the best brunches in East London, Two More Years is a fantastic place to get your morning feasting in. Tuck into a sausage, bacon and egg muffin with a side of tots, or go for the oozingly delicious vegan kimchi grilled cheese. 

Up your brunch game with a trip to May Fair Bar, where a menu of elevated international cuisine is waiting. Expect dishes such as toasted lobster bagel, signature full English and cinnamon fresh toast alongside handcrafted cocktails from behind the bar.

For a classy brunch and elegant interiors, look no further than Champagne Route Restaurant in Wapping. Sink into their plush, midnight blue velvet seats, surrounded by walls filled with bottles of fizz and fine wines, for a feast like no other. Munch on everything from smoked salmon royale to homemade pancake stacks or a burrata salad here, accompanied by fresh coffee or a mimosa.

Fare Restaurant and Bar in Clerkenwell is a stunning venue with a killer brunch menu. You can treat yourself to the likes of smoked salmon with scrambled eggs, brioche French toast or a whole list of pizzas, with the option to add bottomless drinks for just £28 per person. 

All sorts of suave and sexy, No 32 is a popular Clapham spot for healthy and mouth-watering brunches. The restaurant has gorgeous decor inside along with a airy roof terrace, perfect for all seasons.

If you're looking for a side of fun with your next brunch, then head to Albert's Schloss in Soho - the iconic Germain-inspired party bar. They host Albert's Bottomless Brunchen Klub on a regular basis, promising free-flowing drinks, house-baked pastries and granola for £40 per person.

You'll also be able to enjoy any of their main brunch dishes, from cook haus breakfasts to shakshuka. There'll also be live entertainment from their resident DJs and air hostess promenaders throughout the afternoon.

The team behind Bourne and Hollingsworth Buildings in Angel have been creating waves with their idyllic decor, quirky cocktails and hidden basement bar. But really standing out in the crowd is the venue's great brunch menu. Featuring all your favourite dishes and composed of only the freshest ingredients, this is one brunch restaurant in London well worth checking out.

Spice up your Saturday morning at Vinoteca Farringdon-- one of London's most deliciously unique brunch restaurants. Head over to Farringdon to sip on a selection of Spain's finest wines, and indulge in distinctly Mediterranean digs such as Seville orange marmalade and toast, and gypsy eggs with a grilled garlic bloomer.

Pop down to Drake and Morgan for brunch and you'll be in for a delightful treat. Their menu consists of fresh dishes alongside grilled meat, fish and vegetarian dishes, which you can eat while hanging out in their contemporary venue. Meanwhile, you can wash it all down with a quirky cocktail or a glass of delicious wine.

While it may be a saunter over to Richmond, No 1 Duke Street is worth the journey when it comes to a brunch in London. With its elegant patio dining area, slick interiors and brushed up brunch menu, make a trip to this Greater London beaut.

Brunch at Balans is pretty much a London traditional, serving up several tasty continental treats in the morning/afternoon – and while you're at it, why not grab a cocktail or glass of prosecco.

Situated in South London, SW16 Bar & Kitchen is a great spot for sumptuous pasta and fresh seafood. Munch on burrata starters while choosing between mushroom risotto and tagliatelle with duck ragu - decisions, decisions.

Kick start your day with a little edible excess courtesy of Quaglino's and their infamous spread when it comes to mid-morning munchies and boozy brunches. Harbouring a menu crafted of European cuisines fused with Middle Eastern flavours, this West End bar is a stage to dazzle the palette; these guys do brunch like no other. 

With vibrant decor, non-stop party tunes and fruity cocktails, Barrio is undoubtedly one of the most fun places to eat brunch in London. Gather the gang and spend your weekend chomping on Latino street food, slurping down spiced rum sangrias and playing fun games at one of their wild events.

Whether you're eating out on the sunny terrace or tucked under the train arches, Arepa & Co is brilliant brunch choice in Bethnal Green. Join them for cachapas and gorgeous Venezuelan grub.

At the Eastway Brasserie, brunch is an all-out affair - complete with a DIY bloody mary bar, free-flowing pastries and a menu full of dishes such as the fluffy buttermilk pancakes or the chorizo and sweet potato hash. Decked out with huge windows and a buzzing open-kitchen, head here on a Sunday morning for the full New York experience.

For those after brunch restaurants across the capital, Megan's is a real winner. With locations from Chiswick to Islington, this is the ideal hub to dig into Mediterranean-inspired plates, including shakshouka, Turkish eggs and a range of Middle Eastern eats.

Bring on the weekend. The Anthologist is ready and waiting to help you welcome in Sunday in style with its bottomless brunch offering. Enjoy free-flowing bloody marys, rum punch cocktails or lager alongside a pancake stack or baked jalapeno cornbread. 

The Refinery serves up all sorts of tasty treats in an airy, rustic environment in Fitzrovia. It's a cracking choice whether you're after an indulgent Full English, American-styled waffles or a few fresh pastries, and there's always a couple of delightful Bloody Marys to wash it down. And best of all? Their Sunday breakfast menu runs all day long!

Make your way to Hoxton to discover Molly's a stylish bar and restaurant housed in a refurbished Victorian pub. Boasting huge mural on one wall, comfy booth seating and large windows that let in lots of natural light, this is a great choice for mid-morning meals.

Dive into plates of buttermilk pancakes topped with smoked bacon, truffle hash browns or ricotta and honey on sourdough, with some dishes coming in at less than £10 each. There are also cocktails, if you want to make it a boozy brunch.

Find yourself gushing over avocados, eggs and hollandaise sauce come sun up on a Sunday? Never fear, The Drift are here. A darling spot for brunch and breakfast in Liverpool Street, The Drift boast their breakfast menu all Sunday long, with the likes of blueberry pancakes and maple syrup coming in at a delicious £7.95.

Bright and airy, these cool and classy cafe restaurants boast some of the best brunches in London. With everything from award-winning banana bread sandwiches to hearty steak and eggs, it's got style and smashed avocado for days.

You can find Daisy Green's various locations all over the city, from Scarlett Green in Soho to Bondi Green in Paddington. The Australian-inspired restaurant group promises unique charm at each venue, as well as killer coffee.

From eggs Benny, royale and Florentine all under £9 to full fry-ups, smoothies and yoghurt bowls, The Street Easy has a range of affordable plates to make your brunch a great one. Not only that, but the Exmouth Market destination is all kinds of cool.

The best brunch restaurants in West London? Ealing's Bobo Social is found just 10 minutes from Ealing Broadway station, in Filmworks Walk, serving up a range of European treats for your mid morning to afternoon meals on Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays. 

Expect the likes of steak and chips, shakshouka, full Englishes (vegetarian or not), and avo on toast with whipped feta. To accompany, the mixologist brings around a bloody mary trolley, whipping up bespoke serves to your taste right at your table.

As one of the best brunch spots in London, The Breakfast Club offers their famed all-day breakfasts, brunches and brinners, including tasty pancake stacks, wacky waffles and hefty burgers and fry-ups – all at an affordable price. Top locations include Canary Wharf, Hackney Wick and Hoxton. 

Looking for a slick bottomless brunch in the city? Located in Farringdon is Smiths of Smithfield, which is an amazing spot if you're in the mood for free-flowing fizz and other assorted drinks. Choose a main, snack and dessert as you take in the pretty views.

One of the best brunch restaurants in South London, The Exhibit is making sure you never fail to have weekend plans. The Balham favourite brings together classic and contemporary breakfast fare, classy cocktails and free-flowing fizz every weekend.

BrewDog Waterloo is coming in strong with its mouthwatering range of brunch plates. Take a trip into this cool boozer to enjoy a protein breakfast made up of scrambled eggs, avocado, spinach and sweet potatoes, or opt for an indulgent thick-cut brioche toast with vanilla mascarpone.

Head to temper City on a Saturday and you'll discover a unique brunch experience that's sure to please any meat-lover. The Bottomless BBQ Brunch offers feasting platters of flame-grilled meats cooked over an open flame, with unlimited drinks for 90 mins. 

Escape the bustling streets of London over at Bubba Oasis, where they serve up some of the best brunches in Angel. Whether you head inside the bright and airy haunt or venture to the rooftop terrace, you can indulge in mushroom and truffle rolls, avocado flatbreads and smoothie bowls.

Located in Queens Park, Alice House is a relaxed restaurant that flaunts rustic furnishings, quirky light fittings and comfy leather sofas. They're well-known for their scrumptious brunch dishes, which include full fry-ups, Lincolnshire sausage and potato hash or garlic butter mushrooms on toast.

Their bottomless brunch offer runs every Saturday from 10am to 6pm - giving you the chance to add on 90 minutes of unlimited mimosas for £35 per person.

Situated close to Monument station, The Alchemist is a trendy cocktail bar that offers a fantastic boozy brunch on weekends. Expect low lighting and dark red decor, as well as comfy booth seating to relax in.

Their Icons Brunch offers a tasty dish and three cocktails for £40, or bottomless drinks for £10 extra. On the food menu? Everything from beans and parmesan on toast to maple bacon pancakes and breakfast burritos.

The Sipping Room is a sleek restaurant in East London that serves delicious brunch dishes to Canary Wharf's hungry workers. Open seven days a week, each dish served here is made using only the freshest seasonal ingredients. On top of that, the cocktail is composed of the quirkiest concoctions that the mixologists could think of. 

One of the best restaurants in King's Cross, Rotunda is the canalside spot offering an incredible brunch experience. Nab a spot by the water and tuck into hearty breakfast and bottomless bubbles every Saturday and Sunday until 4pm.

For just £50 per person, or £35 without drinks, you'll tuck into unlimited brunch eats alongside bottomless prosecco, bellinis or mimosas at Smith's Bar & Grill. And for food? There's a range of classics like eggs Benedict, smashed avocado and a full English on the cards, so it's a crowd-pleasing menu here.

With a choice of venues in Camden, Brixton and Shoreditch, Blues Kitchen is a brunch staple. Tuck into burgers, huevos rancheros and small plates too, all with mac 'n' cheese or corn bread with honey butter to accompany. Plus, you can upgrade to bottomless rum punch and fizz.

Looking for a casual brunch in West London with dining charm and gastro flair? Give The Waterside a good ol' go. A firm favourite thanks to their stunning views of the Thames, head on down for breakfast inspired bites aplenty.

Every Saturday, you can indulge in a Souther Spain-inspired La Fiesta Brunch. Starting from £40 per person, you can tuck into all kinds of delicious tapas, including baby gem and tuna belly, as well as manchego cheese with sourdough bread, then chow down on a sumptuous main of beef sirloin with roasted potatoes.

One of the prettiest brunch restaurants in London, No.197 Chiswick Fire Station is fronting a magical mix of gorgeous plates and quality cocktails. Head over to the West London haunt for a weekend of Insta-friendly food and fun with friends.

Over at the serene London Secret Garden, you can indulge in a beaut brunch while in a cute private dining pod. On the menu? Everything from eggs Benedict and three-egg omelettes to pancakes and a full English, washed down with plenty of coffee or prosecco.

Head over to Cottons' locations across London and tuck into Caribbean dishes accompanied by a reggae soundtrack. You'll get a plate of your choice, washed down with bottomless rum punch, for just £35.50 per person.

Allyu is one of London's top brunch restaurants for its innovative approach to Nikkei cuisine. Tuck into endless sharing plates of South American-meets-Asian specials including fresh sushi and sashimi, ceviche and tacos with free-flowing fizz to complete the experience. This experience starts from £37 per person, or £55 with drinks too.

Music & Beans Shoreditch is filling hungry tums with an enticing range of brunch dishes. Not only can you snap up all of the classics, including eggs Benedict and French toast, but also unique dishes such as roasted aubergine on pitta. Plus there are smoothies, coffees and juices to complement.

Head to this all-day restaurant and bar for a laid-back morning that'll see you tucking into unusual plates in an unusual spot. Located right by Spitalfields market, Crispin is a seriously cool 40-seater restaurant housed within an asymmetric pavilion. Hosting a regularly-changing roster of guest chefs, they've also partnered with Assembly Roast and guest coffee pros to bring you the best brews. 

Bringing an extensive selection of brunch offers, great coffee and a gorgeous Central London location, Caravan Exmouth Market offers one of the most relaxed brunch restaurants in London.