One of London's coolest, if not quirkiest, brunch spots, Little Nan's in Deptford don't let the premise of a weekday stop them churning out a delicious brunch. Join this arched and kitsch spot for cocktails and fun aplenty.

After a boozy and bottomless brunch with a difference? Then head along to Platform London on Worship Street. This first-class spot is offering a weekday event 'til 4.30pm, which includes bottomless bevvies, from prosecco to Bloody Marios, alongside pizza and non-stop games.

With brunch available every day of the week, alongside a range of cocktails spanning everything from margs to spritzes, Harlem is the cool space for New York-style weekday meals. Expect to munch through pancakes, rostis with a variety of toppings and more.

If you're on the hunt for a mid-week boozy brunch in London, Megan's has got you well and truly sorted. Found all over the capital, from Fulham to Balham, they offer bottomless bubbles for just £25 which you can enjoy alongside a mouthwatering array of Mediterranean-inspired eats.

They pride themselves on being a home away from home, so you know MAP Maison are going to pull out all the stops if you drop in for a mid-week brunch. Expect bottomless drinks alongside a menu of sumptuous brunch dishes including the signature pretzel bun pulled pork burger. 

Head to Canary Wharf or London Bridge where Electric Shuffle is bringing you an epic bottomless brunch from Thursday through to Sunday. Enjoy paddles of pizza and a bottle of bubbles as you battle it out with your bubble over the old-school game.

The Breakfast Club is somewhere hungry Londoners can have a boozy brunch all day, every day. Expect piles of pancakes, stacks of savoury waffles and eggs galore at this quirky restaurant and bar with cocktails constantly on the brain.

In need of a mid-week pick-me-up? The Ivy Cafe has a beautiful brunch every day with truffle arancini, eggs royale and chips, and smoked salmon with crab and more making up the menu. All of these and more can be paired with a signature Ivy Royale, peach bellini or spritz of choice. 

Celebrating eggs, eggs and more eggs, Neil Rankin's Bad Egg place themselves at the forefront of London's bustling brunch scene. Having coined the term 'Frunch' aka Friday brunch, they offer two hours of endless drinks and mouthwatering brunch dishes to kick-start your weekend. 

While it's only served until 11:45 (so technically breakfast) an honourable mention has to be thrown over to Dishoom, whose Indian street food staples sound pretty darn delicious. From fluffy naan rolls of eggs and bacon to The Big Bombay, pair with a cocktail and get feasting.