How do you like your eggs in the morning? With a steaming cup of coffee if you ask us... From classic fry ups and vegan pancakes to bottomless espresso martinis, the restaurants and bistros in this West London area are bringing the goods come the weekend. But don't just take our word for it, see for yourself in our guide on where to find the best brunch in Notting Hill.
Last updated on 27th October 2022
From piled-high pancakes to rarebit and nduja hash, When Abby Met Claud is the swish brunch spot serving up all your favourite classics alongside some fusion flavours from across the globe. Better yet, you can upgrade to bottomless bubbles, spritz or mimosas for just £16 per person.
For bottomless brunch in Notting Hill, head to Cottons Restaurant & Rum Shack. Here, you'll choose a Caribbean dish from their delish menu and wash it down with unlimited rum punch or prosecco. Better yet, a reggae soundtrack will accompany your meal.
Notting Hill's Sunday In Brooklyn is the ideal place for brunch, as they're whipping up a choice of shakshuka, steak and eggs, Sunday smash burgers, pancake stacks and more for you to munch. To top it off? Cocktails to wash them down.
A gorgeous private members' club on Portobello Road, Electric Diner is serving up glamorous 1950s American-style interiors and a hearty menu. Expect bites including bacon and egg waffles, honey-fried chicken and a full English, along with a selection of morning cocktails.
When it comes to vegan brunch places in Notting Hill, you can't beat Farmacy. Known for its exquisite plant-based menu and swish decor, this beauty cooks up mushroom tacos, buckwheat pancakes and smoothie bowls using ingredients from the restaurant's own garden.
Trade in your bog-standard scramblers on toast for something a little more exciting at Egg Break. Plating up poached egg-topped crab cakes, Mexican omelettes and - for the brave amongst you - Tabasco frittata sandos, this spot is easily one of our favourite places for brunch in Notting Hill.
For something a little different, head to Snaps & Rye where Danish cuisine is the meal of the day. From Nordic kedgeree to smoked potato and burnt leek open sandwiches, the quirky kitchen is shaking up West London's dining scene.
Exquisite dishes, standout cocktails and bohemian interiors make Gold a contender for the best brunch in Notting Hill. Sip on banana old fashioneds and roasted peach bellinis before tucking into seasonal plates at this lush neighbourhood restaurant.
