Brunch at Mediterranean restaurant Gallio and devour fresh plates of food alongside signature tipples. Nestled in the heart of Canary Wharf, you'll find a pretty oasis complete with teal, velvet furnishings, rustic stone walls and trees. The menu caters for all and features sweet treats to kick start your day, such as honey or chocolate and pistachio croissants, followed by Greek doughnuts, Turkish eggs or a full breakfast including garlic yoghurt, merguez sausage and turkey bacon atop a fluffy flatbread. 

Megan's at the Griffin and Flower Market both know a thing or two about flavour-packed brunches. Whether you fancy digging into shakshouka baked eggs, scrambled turmeric tofu or pancake stacks, these crackin' venues are sure to impress.

A favourite for brunches, while Lantana locations in Fitzrovia, Shoreditch and London Bridge aren't fully halal, the vegetarian and pescatarian picks are still sure to hit the spot. Expect a contemporary and minimalist space channelling those Melbourne vibes, alongside Aussie-inspired plates like corn fritters with halloumi and smashed avo or a teriyaki salmon poke bowl topped with a poached egg. 

Look no further than FEYA for a brunch that'll have you drooling before you've even stepped foot inside the rainforest-themed venue. Adorned with dangling foliage, golden light fixtures and plush velvet seating, it makes a picture-perfect spot for a bit of food. Browse the menu before devouring the likes of Arabian shakshuka, wisteria waffles and acai rainbow bowls, washed down with artisan coffee.

Balans Cafe Bar is whipping up a whole range of mouthwatering items for lovers of halal brunch in Soho, Stratford, Kensington and Shepherd's Bush. Curb your morning cravings with their steak and eggs with Balans potatoes and chimichurri, all washed down with their delicious selection of hot drinks and cocktails.

A place to get your weekend feast on, Dishoom's Saturday and Sunday selection will have you tucking into egg rolls, keema per eedu or akuri of a morning. On top the edibles, their all-inclusive menu will treat you to a glass of fizz or a bloody mary, with non-alcoholic options to boot. All meats here are halal, and while they do serve bacon at breakfast, this is cooked separately to other food items.

Renowned for being one of the best halal brunch places in Central London, Drunch is a Mayfair institution serving up plates of egg and smashed avocado all day long. Just a short walk from Bond Street is the ultimate place to carbo-load before a shopping trip, or the spot to chill out once the retail therapy is done. This destination is fully halal, so you'll have complete pick of the menu.

Fancy kebabs are the order of the day at this Covent Garden eatery. Fronting a mouthwatering selection of flatbreads, from fried chicken shish to lamb adana, they're the perfect spot to get your afternoon eats in. They've also got a very tasty mutton curry, and their fries come with a fondue option.

Get down to Bombay Bustle for one of the best halal brunches in London. Whether it's a birthday celebration, weekend with the girls, or lads lunching, you won't go hungry at this grand Mayfair favourite.

A Middle Eastern-style breakfast place that's fully halal, Ceru is ideal for brunching. The all-day menu at South Kensington location makes sure you're covered for Merguez sausages, grilled halloumi and baked eggs in a spicy tomato sauce, classic Turkish eggs and more - all with pita for mopping up those yolks, of course.

Notting Hill mainstay Sunday in Brooklyn is exactly what you'd expect from the name: a modern American restaurant with heaps of style, attracting crowds for brunch in a neighbourhood setting. While meat isn't halal, vegetarian and pescatarian options are plentiful, including hazelnut maple praline pancakes with brown butter and the Don Ruben omelette.

Located in the Bloomberg Arcade, this sleek spot from the team behind Trishna and Gymkhana are doing weekend brunching properly. Head over for the chance to dig into tandoori steak naanwiches, masala omelettes and the mother of all items - the full Indian nashta.

When it comes to halal brunch in Covent Garden, Buns & Buns is a taste of Floridian dining that brings the Sunshine State to London. They're partially halal, as they do have pork items in the kitchen, but halal meats are cooked separately from non-halal, so you can enjoy everything from prime tenderloin beef in black pepper sauce to soft shell tempura crab buns.

If you're looking to go hard come the brunching hour, you can't do much better than Hoxton's MEATmission. All their chicken is halal so you can get your fill of dirty burgers full of crispy fillets, loaded fries and South African-inspired braai wings.