You may have to sally on down to Richmond to find this pretty little number, but it's well worth the visit. With its clean space, airy terrace and beautiful dishes, this is the perfect Sunday morning spot to peruse the papers, grab a coffee and catch up with friends.

Home to one of East London's prettiest brunches, Lantana Café Shoreditch really knocks it out of the park when it comes to their delicious Aussie meets world fusion cuisine. With its hand painted mural, elegant eats and impressive drinks selection, it's one stunning place to dine. Not in the area? Head to their Fitzrovia or London Bridge venues instead.

Head over to Fenchurch Street where this gorgeous rooftop bar is not just bringing you one of the prettiest dining rooms in the city, it's also got a mean brunch menu to get stuck into, including eggs, savoury french toast, confit duck and fried eggs, alongside a few more unique plates.

Whether you settle in the beaut Art Deco dining room or on the rooftop terrace, Wagtail Rooftop Bar & Restaurant is a stunning spot for brunching. On the menu, you'll find brekkie classics like eggs Benedict and avocado on toast alongside beef tartare, lobster rolls and vegetable risotto.

We know that getting that perfect Insta snapshot is almost as important as tasty bites. So, be sure to check out Dear Grace on Wood Lane for their awesome weekend brunch menus, which include breakfast classics, bottomless bubbles, and of course, stunning interiors.

Located in Chelsea, The Botanist, Sloane Square is a seriously eye-catching spot for brunch, boasting baby pink leather seats paired with flora and fauna-inspired artworks and glamorous light fixtures. Or if you fancy going alfresco? You'll find the terrace under a canopy of luscious trees with a picturesque fountain bubbling away nearby. But it's not just the decor that's a real treat for the eyes - wait until you get a load of the food. Small plates include anchovy toast or puffed pork skin, while mains showcase steak frites with truffle parmesan fries, not to mention bougie breakfast muffins. And if you need something to wash it down, nab 1.5 hours of bottomless drinks for just £25 more.

The Listing Bar not only has some pretty gorgeous interiors to boast of, but also a bangin' all-day brunch that's sure to leave you satisfied. Choose to chow down on the likes of sweet potato fritters with harissa oil, avo and a poached egg or Biscoff French toast, swoon.

Treat yourself to something a little fancier with your next brunch and make for the South Bank where Skylon offers gorgeous views over the river, alongside a unique selection of plates, bottomless fizz and live jazz all afternoon.

Perfectly perched on Wandsworth Common, The Skylark Café is a pretty place for brunch in South London. With stunning grasslands and wildflowers surrounding the space, this old Victorian farm house adds plenty of rustic charm to your morning feasting. 

Located in Battersea, Aspen and Meursault is serving up a pretty brunch offering until 5pm. Tuck into almond croissants, truffled eggs on toast and much more while settling in this swish space and sipping a glass of bubbly.

This Independent bar and eatery boasts bright and airy interiors, reflecting the light that pours in from its sunny terrace. Their all-day brunch menu includes breakfast tacos and eggs bennedict, washed down with a selection of unique brunch cocktails, we recommend the elderflower and earl grey fizz for a thirst quenching sip.

A South American-inspired oasis in the heart of Paddington, Ayllu is one of West London's slickest brunch spots. Swing by on the weekend to feast on Peruvian cuisine washed down with free-flowing prosecco.

Now it's not just 144 On The Hill's stunning Georgian building and styling that makes it quite the looker; the brunches here are just as pretty. Expect to chow down on classics covering everything from eggs benny to nutella-banana pancakes and smoked haddock kedgeree.

Mr Fogg's Botanical Brunch is bringing you free-flowing cocktails and tasty meals at their gorgeous location. Build your own bellinis using a range of fruity and floral purees, all while tucking into two-course like French toast, pink fluffy pancakes and more.

One of the most beautiful places for brunch in London, Mare Street Market is serving up weekend feasts in Hackney. Grab a table in the cool space and tuck into Turkish eggs with flatbread, poached peaches on French toast, black bean burgers or smashed avo on sourdough whilst sipping on a steaming cup of coffee.

La Bibliotheque is a stunning venue in Hackney where you can get your hands on some tantalising breakfast offerings. Their Champagne brunch offers three courses and a glass of fizz for £45, or go for the bottomless option with 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco or cocktails.

Every Saturday and Sunday, you can get over to Aviary Rooftop Bar & Restaurant for their bottomless brunch sessions - a full feast of unlimited food and drink for just £40 per person. Not only will you get hot dishes like eggs benny, but also waffles, pancakes, pastry towers, mezze, salads and more across the spread, all served alongside free-flowing booze.

For pretty brunches in North London, make sure to check out Near & Far Camden. The slick venue oozes Californian cool from head to toe, plus whips up a killer bottomless brunch. Chow down on brekkie classics or quirky bang bang chicken waffles, accompanied by free-flowing bevs.

Bubba Oasis are bringing all the Miami-vibes to Angel with a pretty brunch on their must-visit rooftop. Enjoy gorgeous furniture, a littering of trees and all the pastel they could muster alongside high-energy brunches come the weekend, complete with music and rum punch.

For one of the prettiest brunches around, check out Aubaine in Mayfair. They feature a top-notch bottomless deal, where you'll get to enjoy 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks, alongside 2 scrumptious dishes - think French toast and truffle scrambled eggs.

A quirky brunch spot in North London, Laki Kane's weekend offering includes a mouthwatering three-course Thai feast, washed down with 90 minutes of free-flowing cocktails. Choose between four sips, from the classic Tommy's mai tai to the fruity granadilla collins.

When you think of the best brunch spots your mind probably doesn't go to Canary Wharf, but you'd be missing out if you didn't give this East London gem a go. Complete with free-flowing drinks, waterside views and a DJ playing summer tunes. No.35 Mackenzie Walk's bottomless brekkie is a great way to start the weekend.

Located on the ever-bustling Bermondsey Street, The Last Talisman is wowing all with its unique interiors. While surrounded by glowing orb lights and quirky artwork, dive into brunch dishes such as eggs Benedict, nasi lemak and avocado on toast.

On the hunt for a beautiful brunch? Megan's will not disappoint. Regularly frequented by the well-heeled residents of West London (including a few familiar faces from Made in Chelsea), this Mediterranean eatery is known for dishes including Turkish eggs and baked shakshouka. 

Just a stone's throw away from Tower Bridge and the River Thames, Provisioners is a brand new restaurant, part of the Dixon hotel. Identified by its vivid interiors and Instagrammable aesthetic, this spot is the perfect place to sip on mimosas and dig into avo on toast.

The Flatmates are inviting you to spend the morning after the night before in their cosy flat-themed restaurant. Kick back and sink yourself into one of the plush armchairs before digging into a classic brunch menu served family-style and washed down with some top-notch bloody marys. When can we move in?

Every weekend, The Alchemist in Battersea hosts a unique brunch experience that's sure to blow your socks off. Munch on mouthwatering dishes, such as pancakes, scrambled eggs or breakfast burritos, coupled with three beautifully prepared cocktails.

Set on the Kingsland Road, Map Maison is a den of botanical gorgeousness, complete with an Insta-ready flower wall and local art adorning the walls. Their affordable weekend brunch menu includes a Mediterranean-inspired dish along with 90 minutes of unlimited cocktails.

Brunches don't come any prettier than FEYA's offering. The rainforest-themed cafe not only dishes up a jaw-dropping plate of food, but its interiors aren't too shabby either. Adorned with glowing neon signage, chandeliers and a white marble bar, it makes an incredibly aesthetically pleasing backdrop to tuck into wisteria waffles, Arabian shakshukas and acai rainbow bowls.

Offering one of the prettiest places for brunch in London is Pergola on The Wharf, a rooftop restaurant hidden in the gorgeous gardens above Crossrail Place. Better yet, you can add bottomless drinks to any main meal.

Brunch really becomes Smith's Bar & Grill. Not only is this joint stunningly styled inside, but it also overlooks the Grand Union Canal and is adorned with pretty pink blossoms. Even better? The brunches are a sight to behold, with unlimited prosecco, bellinis, and mimosas alongside two classic dishes.

Flaunting a beautiful rooftop terrace that's dripping in seasonal foliage, Aqua Kyoto not only has stunning decor, but also the views to match. On the brunch menu, find scrumptious omakase sashimi, chilli miso aubergine and sushi platters.

Fancy your brunch with some added pizzazz? Then Ollie's House Parsons Green is a top choice. This pretty spot offers a tropical theme with plants, fairy lights and cosy wicker furniture, alongside mouthwatering pan-Asian dishes. Think pancakes, bao buns and much more.

Pretty as a picture, The Sipping Room not only provides stylish interiors, but also a beautiful garden for summertime brunching. Tantalise your tastebuds with all-day breakfast plates or go for something more substantial, like flash grilled teak and chips.

Looking for some seriously pretty brunches? Wagtail has you covered with its Rooftop Brunch Session in partnership with Whispering Angel. The stunning restaurant invites you to head up to the top floor to soak up sky-high views of the city while getting down to live DJs. Taking place every Saturday for £80 per person, it includes free-flowing rosé, other unlimited tipples and scrumptious brunch canapes. 

Just a hop and a skip away from Oxford Circus, this centrally located brunch spot is a favourite for hungry weekend shoppers. The New-York inspired eatery has long sharing tables as well as comfy booths and armchairs - perfect for sinking in to with a hot coffee. Their famed brunch menu is served up until 4pm and has a wide variety of dishes to please even the pickiest of eaters. 

Boasting mains such as seafood linguine, chocolate pancakes, BBQ duck hash and other pretty plates, Eastway Brassiere is showcasing some of the most scrumptious eats inspired by the New York dining scene. Pair with an espresso martini or margarita.

Indulge in a Weekend Brunch At Mercato Mayfair, held every Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 1pm within the stunning walls of St Mark's Church, a Grade 1 listed building showcasing remarkable architecture and historical significance. Dive into a selection of mouthwatering global dishes spread across three floors, all whipped up by their fantastic trading partners. Options range from bacon and egg breakfast naan to chicken katsu sando and sweet potato tonda, all complemented by an array of expertly crafted cocktails.

When looking for pretty brunches in London, it's hard to ignore a place like Bourne & Hollingsworth Buildings. The venue is awash with greenery, complemented with whitewash floors and walls - *cough* the perfect selfie-lighting.  You can munch on a selection of breakfast dishes or savoury treats, with the option to go bottomless too.

What could be more idyllic than tucking into brunch as the sun comes up over the canal? Arepa & Co offer just that and more with their menu of vibrant Venezuelan eats in Haggerston. Stop by for brunch and explore the fiery flavours of South America with refreshing and zingy cocktails. 

Found in Greenwich's New Capital Quay, this slick restaurant provides you with seriously stunning views. Oystercatcher also whips up a range of scrumptious brunches, from eggs royale to rotisserie chicken with fries, not to mention free-flowing tipples.

Canova Hall is serving up cool industrial interiors, bottomless mimosas and delicious Italian fare in a fun and lively South London setting. With a brunch menu made up of truffle tagliatelle, vegan fried chicken and Nutella doughnuts, we'd recommend you arrive in your finest pair of elasticated trousers.  

Want the beauty of sitting outside even in the winter months? Cue Dalloway Terrace with its beautiful foliage-adorned wall, outdoor heaters and snug blankets. A popular influencer hotspot, this Fitzrovia-based eatery ticks all the boxes for a beautiful brunch setting.