Where To Find The Best Brunch In Soho

Head down Noel Street where this gorgeous Australian spot is bringing you brunch every single day of the week. From smashed avo and banana bread, to fancy bacon rolls and eggs benny, you can't go wrong with Scarlett Green.

If it's a boozy brunch that you're after, then head to Albert's Schloss on Shaftesbury Avenue. This German-inspired bar is hosting bottomless brunches every Saturday, complete with live entertainment from DJs and air-hostess promenaders.

For £40 per person, you can enjoy 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks, paired with fresh pastries and granola. Plus, you can add on main menu items like shakshuka baked eggs, crispy schnitzels and fluffy pancakes.

If your idea of the perfect Soho brunch involves some kind of quirky activity, Lucky Voice should be your first port of call. Let out your inner Mariah from your own private karaoke booth, with props, cocktails and delicious dishes topping off the experience.

Found on Argyll Street, Amalfi Ristorante is an Italian-inspired venue filled with gorgeous greenery and colourful furnishings, as well as a beautiful botanical garden upstairs. You can enjoy bottomless brunch here every single day of the week, available between 11.30am and 3pm.

For just £39.50 per person, they're dishing out delicious dishes like rigatoni arrabbiata or nduja pizzas, topped off with 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco, beer or Aperol spritz.

Carwash is taking its drag bottomless brunch over to The Loop Bar in Soho every week, helping you kick your Saturday off in style. Expect four hours of top-quality fun, two courses of deliciousness and 90-minutes of free-flowing prosecco.

If you're looking for a themed brunch in Soho, check out Archer Street's Disney-inspired or theatre-obsessed bottomless bonanzas. Not only will you be treated to free-flowing tipples and delicious food, but also entertainment from West End Stars. 

Middle Eastern Chef Eran Tibi already made waves with the Tel Aviv-inspired menu at his original restaurant Bala Baya, which is something he continues to do at Soho's Kapara. Available to book across the weekend and bank holidays from 11am to 4pm, brunch here includes three courses spanning the likes of shawarma fries with preserved lemon and twelve spice or 'pita French toast' with golden sultanas, cherry compote, banana tempura, rose and honey labneh.

As soon as you enter The Little Violet Door on Carnaby, it's like venturing into your flatmate's home with a kitsch living room layout, eclectic furnishings and cool art hung on the wall. Its bottomless brunch is not to be missed, featuring dishes from £9.50 that include a crumpet stack with cheesy chorizo beans, glazed bacon and a fried egg; the NYC-style breakfast burger loaded with bacon, sausage, egg and cheese; or a vegan halloumi breakfast bun with chipotle mayonnaise. Enjoy 90 minutes of free-flowing Aperol spritz, rum punch, rosé, prosecco or house 'hop property lager' for an additional £25 each, and look forward to the likes of Mario Kart, a fancy dress box and an epic party soundtrack.

If you're in the mood for prosecco and pizza, then you'll love the bottomless brunch on offer at Bocconcino Soho, situated on Great Marlborough Street. This gorgeous spot is decked out in marble interiors and cool, modern chandeliers, and every Saturday you can enjoy a 90-minute unlimited feast for £59 per person. Not only will you get to sip on free-flowing prosecco, but you can also enjoy as many pizzas as you like, with toppings ranging from four cheese to spicy salami or aubergine and courgette.

If you're looking for a slap-up breakfast in Soho, head over to the Karma Sanctum Hotel where you'll be treated to morning eats in the form of full English spreads, moreish granola bowls and hearty sandwiches in a swish setting.

Proudly independent, Kozzee is one Soho's most stylish spots - and that's saying something. All rustic-chic interiors and cosy seating, it's perfect for a long and laidback brunch.

The menu gives you plenty of reasons to stay put too. You can tuck into the likes of Levant shakshuka, loaded avo on toast and stacked pancakes all day, every day. For something really special, choose a brunch dish and add 60 minutes of bottomless prosecco, beer or cocktails for just £55.

Crowned the UK's No.1 drag brunch, Bougie Drag Brunch is the ultimate Saturday day out, delivered by a powerhouse collective of industry-leading performers, including legendary queens from RuPaul's Drag Race UK.

Expect sickening looks, razor-sharp lip-syncs and high-energy dance routines, all wrapped up in over four hours of unapologetic drag excellence. 

If you're after brunches in Soho, Firmdale Hotel's fitness classes comes complete with a full-body workout and a meal afterwards. Choose between floating HIIT and rooftop yoga, before tucking into a healthy spread to help you refuel.

Get ready for a brunch like no other with The Big Drag Bingo Brunch at Phoenix Arts Club. This isn't your grandma's bingo - it's a glittery, hilarious extravaganza hosted by London's fiercest queens. Between rounds of bingo, enjoy lip-sync battles, comedy, and enough sass to power the West End.

Pair the nonstop entertainment with bottomless drinks and mouthwatering brunch dishes, and you've got the ultimate weekend party. Perfect for birthdays, hen dos, or just a fabulous day out, this event is not to be missed.

Boozy brunches at Soho's Old Compton Brasserie come with an extra side of drag. Revel in a bottomless experience with talented performers strutting down the aisles, flexing their vocal skills and reading the audience with some tasty breakfast dishes and cocktails to keep you full.

Kickstart your day the best way possible by heading over to Red Dog Saloon Soho for its banging brunches. Snap up a sausage muffin (plus add in eggs, hash browns and more if you fancy) or go for one of the American-style full breakfasts, accompanied by bottomless booze.

A certified pioneer, Mildreds has served up meat-free menus since opening its doors in 1988. Today, its vegan dishes are perfect for long, leisurely brunches. 

Expect plates big and small, from the full English with scrambled tofu and roast mushrooms to fluffy buttermilk pancakes, and kimchi grilled cheese. Drinks come in many forms too, from fresh juices and speciality coffees to brunch cocktails and worldly wines.

Open from breakfast until just before breakfast, this Central London institution serves up some of the finest brunches in town. With a stunning range of delicious dishes on offer, and a stunning setting to boot, Balans Soho Society Soho is a must-visit for brunch in Soho.

Give cooking a miss this weekend and head straight to The Breakfast Club on Berwick Street. Whipping up delicacies like blueberry pancakes with bacon, Nashville fried chicken benedict and chocolicious pancake balls, this Soho hotspot is more than worth the queue.

Join Obicà Mozzarella Bar on Poland Street to enjoy its brand new brunch menu, dedicated to those who like a relaxed Sunday morning. There will be a DJ set from noon and a chance to try classic plates with the restaurant's own twist in a modern setting. Tuck into the likes of poached or scrambled eggs on toast, topped with crispy pancetta or smoked salmon and sit on mimosas and bellinis. 

Loved across the capital, The Breakfast Club on Old Compton Street is bringing us retro decor and mouthwatering brunch plates. Whether you're into eggs Benedict, fluffy stacks of pancakes or all-day sandwiches, they've got you covered - with cocktails and milkshakes on the side.