Best Brunches In The UK

Located inside a former bakery, it's no surprise that Walcot House has made it onto our list of the best places for brunch in the UK. But don't take our word for it; sample their Medjool date eggy bread or smoked salmon kedgeree fishcake and see for yourself.  

With a priceless backdrop and drool-worthy dishes available, Gaucho is easily one of the top places in the UK for a special brunch. Along with bottomless Aperol spritzes, burrata on toast and views of the Tower of London, you'll also be treated to chilled beats from a resident DJ.

Nestled by Carshalton Ponds, The Greyhound is bringing you classy brunch fare and beautiful views. Fight off those midday hunger pangs with a marmalade-glazed gammon eggs Benedict or a roasted grapefruit with chestnut crumble and soy yoghurt.

If looks are anything to go by, The Florist is a strong contender for the best brunch restaurant in the UK. Toting actual living trees, the Liverpool gem's got something for everyone with pastries, chia pots, egg classics and smoothies galore. 

A picturesque country pub in the New Forest, The Pilgrim Inn is giving us some proper cosy vibes. From homemade granola and smoked salmon on toast to eggs florentine and plant-based full Englishes, this thatched beauty is not to be missed.

Situated in St Peter Port in Guernsey, The Old Government House Hotel is one of the most romantic places for brunch in the UK. Expect all the classics, for veggies and meat-eaters alike, cooked to perfection in a gawp-worthy setting.

On the hunt for places to eat brunch in London? Boasting gorgeous decor, tasty food and a laid-back atmosphere, The Little Yellow Door is a great shout. The restaurant is set out in the style of a swish apartment, with seating in the form of plush sofas and an informal dining table.

They may be renowned around the country for their bubbling, smoking and colour-changing cocktails, but The Alchemist's food is not to be dismissed. Get your gnashers on chicken and pork crackling topped waffles, stacks of pancakes and salt beef Benedicts at the Cardiff bar.

Keeping hungry punters entertained across the country, Flight Club is your one-stop-shop for quirky brunches in the UK. Hit up their Birmingham retro den where bottomless pizza paddles, bottles of bubbly and darts await.

Plough On The Moor is one of the more traditional restaurants for breakfast in the UK, specialising in good old comfort food classics. Grab yourself a table in the Stockport watering hole and chow down on a steak sandwich or push the boat out with 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks to accompany your crushed avo on toast. 

The perfect start to a day of sightseeing around London, brunch at Greenwich's Pope Street Bar & Kitchen will keep you fuelled up with maple and bacon topped pancakes and eggs Benedict, all accompanied with steaming mugs of coffee.

Maple-glazed nectarine on French toast, saffron poached eggs and chilli honey chicken waffles are all on the menu at Paradise By Way of Kensal Green. But that's not all. The West London restaurant is also a serious stunner and plays host to a DJ who'll be keeping the good times rolling.

With award-winning Aussie fare, an unusual setting and free-flowing bubbles on offer seven days a week, Darcie & May Green is serving up a fantastic bottomless brunch in the UK. Climb aboard the colourful barge boat restaurant and prepare for a morning feast.

Get you weekend off to a cracking start with a bottomless brunch at Tunbridge Wells' The Guinea. Sip on mimosas and bloody marys whilst tucking into huevos rancheros or a more traditional black pudding with bubble and squeak hash and a fried egg, followed by an indulgent chocolate tart. 

It's not hard to see why Foundry Project is one of Manchester's most popular spots, day or night. Head to the Northern Quarter haunt before midday and you'll find a range of unusual scran from fried egg and onion jam-laden pizzas to bacon and chorizo ketchup brunch fries.

Camera at the ready for this one. Clad in neon signs, floral decor and chandeliers, eden is certainly a sight for sore eyes. The Gunwharf Quays stunner also has a tasty array of breakfast choices that'll keep you coming back time and time again.

Up there for beautiful brunches in the UK, The Refinery is a solid choice for a leisurely meal come the weekend. The Edinburgh restaurant is perfectly positioned in the heart of the action, making it an obvious choice to get your morning grub before a day of hitting the pavement.

We couldn't compile a list of Britain's best brunch spots without including Soho's Corazon. Hit up this Mexican gem every Friday and Saturday where a margarita flight will get proceedings off to a great start, followed by delicious bacon and egg tacos and huevos rancheros.

A marvellously wacky brunch event in the UK, New Unity's Bottomless Brunch At The Races is a horse racing-themed experience. So what's in store? The Brighton hangout is providing you with two hours of unlimited prosecco, stage games and re-runs of old fixtures which you'll be betting fake money on.

A cute restaurant in Belfast, Town Square is dishing up quirky bites in a charming location. Be sure to try their fried egg and smoky bacon-filled brekkie tacos, accompanied by kale chips, whilst sipping on a few of the bar's signature morning cocktails.

After a plant-based breakfast? Sheffield's V OR V is cooking up a delicious and unusual range of vegetarian and vegan brunches in Britain. We're talking fried coriander cornbread, BBQ-spiced celeriac, wild mushrooms and chickpea fritters. Dig in...

Located in idyllic Tunbridge Wells, within a Grade II-listed Georgian bank, Framptons is a stunning spot for a morning bite to eat. Pick one of their signature dishes, such as slow-braised beef and Marmite hollandaise on crumpets or crushed potato hash with crumbled feta, and you'll see why it's one of Britain's best places for brunch.

Eccentric events, buzzy vibes and glorious interiors... Hillhead Bookclub is a social jack of all trades. When it's not entertaining you with drag-themed shindigs, the Glasgow darling is whipping up waffles, French toast, brekkie tater tots and eggs every Saturday and Sunday - the perfect antidote to a hangover or growling tum.