Margarita Brunches in London

For a breakfast that's as beautiful as it is tasty, look no further than Park Lane's Ella Canta. The modern Mexican restaurant is dishing up a gourmet three-course menu of octopus tostadas, fried fish tacos, Suadero-style beef and more. And the icing on the cake? You'll also be treated to 90 minutes of bottomless margaritas. 

Spend your Saturday morning munching on beef tartare tostadas, jalapeno cornbread and huevos rancheros whilst sipping from your own margarita flight at this Soho spot. Charming interiors, unusual lime-garnished concoctions - coffee margaritas anyone? - and a choice of table and counter seating make this hidden gem a must for all your brunch needs.

Renowned for having one of the world's largest restaurant fire-pits, temper City are also cooking up an epic weekend brunch feast. For only £35, meat-loving guests can chow down on a platter of flame-grilled meats whilst quaffing on bottomless margaritas, mojitos, cosmos, bloody marys, wine and beer. 

Grab the girls and head over to Near & Far for one of the greatest bottomless margarita brunches in London. Not only can you tuck into two hours of free-flowing drinks and tasty Latin American-inspired food but you'll also be getting your hair coiffed by professional stylists at the same time, so you're all sorted for your Saturday night.

Complete with DJ sets and entertainment, COYA Mayfair is serving up a truly indulgent brunch experience. Take a break from dancing to refuel with a host of signature dishes from the Peruvian menu, including tuna ceviche, beef tataki and Chilean sea bream, whilst enjoying five and a half hours of free-flowing cocktails.

Head to the West End's Madera, where you'll get a delicious tequila-charged brunch alongside incredible panoramic views across London. Kitted out with lush interiors and cosy seating, the stunning rooftop bar and restaurant is great spot to nestle up in for boozy morning. 

Chotto Matte are upping the breakfast stakes with their unique Harajuku Brunch of sushi doughnuts, tempura shrimp and sea bass ceviche. Thirsty? The Japanese Peruvian fusion restaurant is serving up hella potent frozen yuzu margaritas that'll be sure to keep you coming back for more. 

Trade your avocado on toast for a pork belly taco at Santa Remedio's free-flowing brunch. Available every weekend between 10am-4pm, the vibrant London Bridge restaurant is offering a whopping two hours of the refreshingly lime-heavy classic, beer and bubbles accompanied by a menu of authentic dishes such as hibiscus flower enchiladas, huevos motulenos and cinnamon churros.