Top 50 Brunches in London

Far from your conventional brunch in London, the team at The Candlemaker combine copious amounts of alcohol with delicious brunch dishes; and let's not forget the all-important sprinkling of Bingo. Hosted by the Tina Turner Tea Lady, expect to find on their menu Eggs Benedict, tangy Bloody Marys and all the fruity Mimosas a person can handle, this is one of London's quirkier brunch specials. 

Guests are invited to a secret location, where the team at Hip Hop Brunch will serve a stunning 3-course meal composed of perfectly cooked Southern cuisine and delectable cocktails. Once you feel ready to burst, the dancing and karaoke starts. We love all things Tupac and NWA, so this unique London brunch easily makes it onto our top 20 list. 

No London brunch list is complete without the likes of Bourne and Hollingsworth Buildings in Islington. A space that has long filled Instagram's feed, the restaurant is filled with plants, floral prints, and quirky furniture. If you're making a day of it, book one of their private rooms.

From grain bowls and quinoa porridge, to scrambled eggs and pumpkin toasts, Zuaya's brunch offering is something special, that's for sure. Head over to the Kensington restaurant for the chance to tuck into some seriously tasty food, and slurp down a few of their fresh brunch cocktails.

Bringing a slice of Mexico City to the heart of London Bridge, Santo Remedio is perfect for those looking for something a little bit different. Sip on spicy margaritas whilst you tuck into a selection of street food staples, from tasty tostadas to vibrant fish tacos.

Found near the ever-buzzing Southbank, The Green Room is a gorgeous light and airy spot, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows and a luscious garden outside. Bottomless brunch here includes unlimited cocktails along with a choice of tasty pizzas or classic breakfast dishes.

With an abundant amount of chicken drumsticks, Jerk chicken burgers and beef chilli, the team behind this event invite guests to a secret location for an afternoon they won't forget. Washing down all the great grub, there's bottomless cocktails for one hour, before lip sync battles and 90s-themed dance offs get started. 

With a delicious range of dishes on offer, Timmy Green is one of London top brunch spots. From smashed avo to steak and eggs, you can turn up for the breakfast spreads and stay for the delicious cocktails.

Located at the Northern end of the Thames, this gorgeous bar and restaurant is serving up brunch with some serious views. Tuck into their decadent selection of breakfast and brunch plates, washed down with some excellent sparkling wines and unparalleled views across the river.

If your idea of brunch includes fancy dress, flowing drinks and Christmas galore then you've come to the right place. Join Neverland for 2 hours of bottomless prosecco, mulled wine or beer along with an alpine-themed brunch of truffle arancini balls, flameless fondue, charcuterie and more.

One of the best places for brunch in Shoreditch, Ballie Ballerson is the quirky bar that pairs ball pits and big tunes with flowing drinks and a mouthwatering spread. Think bottomless bubbles, pizza and pornstar martinis. 

Elevate your weekend plans by climbing aboard Darcie & May Green's colourful narrowboat. Permanently docked on the Grand Union Canal in Paddington, this beautiful London brunch spot is known for its offering of Aussie-inspired cuisine and fruity tipples.

Blues Kitchen on Camden High Street have quickly become one of our top 20 best brunch spots in London. Beautifully decorated with a distinctive rustic theme, their menu of classic Southern dishes and delectable cocktails offer an amazing culinary experience, with thick pancakes, waffles, fresh fruit and all your favourite egg-based dishes.

Touting contemporary interiors, swish velvet furnishings and plenty of greenery, Lost Society in Putney is an urban oasis. Pulling out all the stops for their spectacular brunch parties, the team here serve non-stop prosecco and mimosas to a backdrop of pumping music and sweet-smelling dishes.

Shuffleboard and brunch collide at one of the most fun bottomless events in the city. Head down to London Shuffle as you not only take on the game, you take on their signature pizzas alongside bottomless prosecco or beer.

A former warehouse has been turned into a dining dream with LINO, the modern British eatery. Nab a sofa or booth and work your way through a smart menu that includes a meaty Full English comprised of bone marrow beans. For dessert we recommend one of the pretty cocktails.

Located on Peckham High Street, TOLA is the perfect place to indulge in an alfresco bottomless brunch. Each Saturday between 2pm and 5pm you'll be able to gorge on Southern-style fried chicken, shrimp of buffalo cauliflower atop a tower of Hennessy maple waffles, washed down with an oh-so-spicy bloody Mary. Weekend perfection.

Not far from Old Street, The Jones Family Project is using a wood-fired grill in magical ways. Their brunch offering runs Monday - Saturday until 5pm and includes the likes of a full English (using Ginger Pig sausages and bacon), along with Eggs Benedict and beef sarnies.

Party brunches? Supa Dupa Fly know what they're up to. Voted some of the best hip hop and R&B nights out in the city, join them for Old Skool antics, bottomless drinks, afrobeats and more as they host events ALL year round.

Having originated in New York, Sweet Chick recently made the leap over the pond, bringing with them mouthwatering plates of maple syrup waffles and crispy fried chicken. Decked out with neon signs, retro wall prints and vintage furniture, this is the perfect spot to chow down and drink up.

Prosecco and pizza; probably the most enticing use of alliteration we've heard in a while. Signposted by delicious food and drink, and framed by darts competitions, the Fight Club's weekly brunch draws in the crowds with their lively, care-free atmosphere. The cool venues are perfect for groups of friends and families hoping to fill their weekend with laughter and light-hearted fun.

A stalwart on London's brunch scene, Megan's certainly know how to kick your weekend off right. With venues spanning the city, from Clapham to Islington, you're never far from their signature blue-checkered table cloths, twinkling fairy lights and healthy breakfast plates. Better yet? You can add 90-mins of unlimited fizz to your dish for just £20.

Saturdays at Rumours Mayfair means stacks of fluffy pancakes, incredible tunes and bottomless bubbles galore. Decked out in millennial pink, with dashes of gold and green, this Instagrammable venue sure knows how to throw a daytime bash.

Going to make it a big one? Brunch in London doesn't get much bigger than Gaucho's Electro menu, which includes a mad two hours of cocktails AND food. Head with an empty stomach and get ready to scoff the likes of steak and eggs, chorizo, and avocado, with a porn star martini or three on the side.

If cool and quirky is your brunch aesthetic, The Little Yellow Door has got you covered. The original flatmate space, the house/restaurant brings comforting vibes and cool music to Notting Hill. Brunch takes place on Saturday, with guilty pleasures that include pancakes and chicken wings, Full Mexican breakfast, and truffle cheese burgers.

Head over to this pretty Spitalfields restaurant where they'll be serving up a phenomenal brunch spread every Saturday and Sunday. Enjoy free-flowing prosecco or Champagne alongside three courses of delicious food including eggs benedict, miso-glazed aubergine and french toast.

With looks like this, it's little wonder Restaurant Ours is a hangout for the A-list. One of West London's prettiest spaces, the restaurant boasts a flower wall, gigantic tree and velvet furnishings, along with a three-course breakfast menu that will set you up for the rest of the day.

One of Soho's most beautiful brunch spots, Ruby's is a wonderland of chic marble tables, low-hanging lights and pretty green foliage. And while the interiors may be refined, Saturdays are anything but, with live DJs, free-flowing prosecco and a menu bursting full of tasty plates, from corn fritters to colourful poke bowls.

Chicken and cheese filled naans, flat breads stuffed with egg and spiced lamb, and tandoori chicken are just a few of the dishes that grace Cinnamon Bazaar's menu. And the decor is equally as colourful, with an emerald green bar and cute wooden tables bringing a taste of India to Covent Garden.