Best Vegan Brunches in London

If you're after a plant-based platter of deliciousness this morning, then you're in for a treat. Ollie's House over in Chelsea slings out veg-packed brunch bowls, tofu breakfast baos and cocoa porridge, all in a seriously cool, tropical-style environment.

Sometimes nothing beats a delicious brunch, so why not head to Powerplant Camden to curb those cravings? Tuck into some mouthwatering tofu scrambled eggs or opt for a plant-based sausage bap, with some refreshing bevvies and hot drinks.

Looking for a plant-based meal? Arepa & Co Haggerston are bringing you vegan and vegetarian Venezuelan cuisine in a lovely location overlooking Regent's Canal. Eat up on yummy tostones and avocado and tomato salads.

Holborn hangout The Old Crown is coming in hot with its bottomless brunch offering. Not only will you get to shovel down mouthwatering morsels such as mini burgers and mac 'n' cheese bites, plus wash it down with free-flowing drinks, it's also all vegan - get in.

For a unique vegan brunch in London, look no further than this one at Ma Petite Jamaica. A delicious menu bursting with Caribbean flavours, fresh ingredients and a lot of love accompany two hours of bottomless booze and DJs blasting reggae and RnB.

While The Schoolhouse might be churning out the classics, this Battersea brunch spot haven't forgotten the vegans. Try their harissa hummus plate with fried chickpeas, smashed avocado and sweet potato, served up until 2pm every day. 

Not only a dream in the interior design department, Soho's Scarlett Green know a thing or two about the art of the vegan brunch. Not only can your experience be made bottomless, you'll chow down on everything from baked aubergine fritters to celeriac toast with scrambled tofu.

Looking for the perfect place to wine and dine in the City? If your idea of a good meal includes fluffy, steamed buns, Asian small plates and mouthwatering raw dishes washed down with modern cocktails and sake, then add Vintry Izakaya to your list.

Known for their cool beers and neon-lit venues, BrewDog is changing the way we drink across the city. And along with revolutionary approaches to craft beer, the brand takes meat-free seriously, with a vegan fry-up offering by Biff's Jack Shack that's seriously drool-worthy.

by Chloe. hasn't been in London for all that long, but they've gained vegan notoriety. If you're interested in trying their brunch, head down on Saturdays and Sundays to enjoy the likes of scrambled tofu and quinoa hash browns until 4pm.

Black Cat in Hackney has infamy on its side, churning out some of the biggest and best vegan plates in East London, and their brunch is no exception. Served until 4pm, you can indulge in their fry-up of beans, vegan sausage and more.

Located within St. Margaret's House, Gallery Café is a community gem that features a wholesome menu of plant-based brunches. If you're craving a Full English, theirs comes with sausages, scrambled tofu, potato hash, heaps upon heaps of veg and sourdough for less than a tenner. 

If you're a vegan, Mildreds is a familiar name. And if not? Let their brunch do the talking. Head on over to their Dalston site for a big brunch of organic scrambled eggs or tofu, sausage, slow roasted tomato and oak smoked house beans, with mimosas rounding things off nicely. 

Westbourne Grove's entirely plant-based bar and restaurant, Farmacy, is a great spot for a vegan brunch that's healthy and nutritious. From loaded mushroom tacos to chocolate chip waffles, rawnola to earth bowls, there's plenty of freshly-prepared plates to explore. 

Southwark restaurant, The Table Café, is renowned for its wholesome vegan brunches, with The Green Goddess being the ultimate vegan fry-up. If you're swaying more toward a hearty burger, their portobello and chickpea patty is a brilliant alternative. 

Sure, Caravan in King's Cross may always have a queue come the weekend, but that's because its humble plates and pared back interiors are worth it. For the brunching vegans among you? There are plenty of dishes that can be made vegan, and more than enough avocado toast to go around.