If you've been for a stroll on the Heath and fancy a celebratory feast, make sure it's done right, with egg-cellent eats and bottomless bubbles. From piles of fresh pancakes to sausage and egg muffins, sugar-coated waffles to mighty full English offerings, these bars, pubs and restaurants are delivering the ultimate breakfast fix. Let us be your guide to finding the best for brunch in Hampstead so you can chow down happy.
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Last updated on 14th August 2025
Offering a fusion of casual dining, vintage glamour and contemporary socialising, The Alice House is a quirky brunch restaurant with a chic, cosy and characterful feel. Stop by for breakfast and you can feast on freshly-made sausage hash, Wiltshire burrata and buttermilk pancakes.
The Gallery is a charming restaurant bar where music, food and drink come together in harmony. The beloved local's brunches are often bottomless, with sweet and savoury waffles at the forefront, perfect for a little weekend indulgence.
An eccentric gastropub in Hampstead, The Roebuck offer a sumptuous brunch to reward a weekend stroll. Think boiled egg and wilted spinach with roasted tomatoes, soldiers, posh beans on garlic toast and bangers sharing board for meat-lovers.
Yamatora in South Hampstead offers a refined take on Japanese dining, combining robata grilling and sushi craftsmanship with premium ingredients sourced almost entirely from Japan. Signature dishes like A4 Wagyu, flaming nigiri and kushiyaki skewers are served alongside curated sake and cocktails in a stylish, serene setting.
Their weekend brunch menu features playful twists on Japanese classics, including bottomless drinks and beautifully plated small dishes, making it ideal for relaxed afternoons or celebratory get-togethers.
A bustling cocktail bar with many quirks and interiors of Mr Fitzpatrick's memories, collected over a lifetime of Caribbean island hopping, rum drinking and whirlwind love affairs. Alongside this, Bobby's brunches include bottomless cocktails and plates of crepes, latkes and deviled eggs.
