Whether an English breakfast, pancakes and waffles, avocado toast, açaí bowls, or eggs any way is your brunch go-to, London has a spot for you. From cozy neighborhood cafés to buzzing terraces, the city’s brunch scene is as diverse as it is delicious. Whether you’re craving something sweet, savory, healthy, or indulgent, there’s no shortage of spots to explore. In this post, I’m rounding up the very best brunch destinations across the capital — so grab your mates (and your appetite), and let’s dive into the ultimate London brunch guide.
White Mulberries
Diverse menu from fancy banana breads to healthy bowl options to different spreads on toast. Don’t miss the espresso martinis
Eggbreak
Big menu, of course with lots of different egg options. Mexican omelette or the French toast are some standouts.
Where the Pancakes are
Variety of sweet and savory options to fill your pancake craving
Half Cup
Three words ~ OREO FRENCH TOAST ~ do not visit without trying it!
The Farmer’s Mistress
This spot is off the beaten path located over in Battersea and great for brunch!
Milkbeach
On a cute street in Queen’s Park, Milk beach clearly pulls in locals. The interior of the restaurant is nicely decorated, and the building wall has a fun design painted on the exterior.
Boys ‘n’ Berry
Excellent SW London cafe to walk-in for brunch on the weekend or grab a takeaway coffee
Flotsam & Jetsam
Located in Wandsworth Flotsam & Jetsam has an excellent avocado toast. It’s a small spot so get there early or be prepared to queue
Angies
West London cafe with a nice dine‑in menu and options for takeaway
WatchHouse
Known for their quality coffee, WatchHouse also has a great bakery for a takeaway sandwich or guilty pleasure. Some locations also have a sit-down menu available!
Boxcar Bakery
More of a coffee house, stop in here for a croissant and coffee and enjoy a quiet morning
Pear Tree Cafe
Sitting in the heart of Battersea Park, Pear Tree Cafe is the perfect summer afternoon brunch spot. Grab a picnic table next to the pond. Then order at the counter inside. If you manage to drop-in on a nice day, extend your afternoon with drinks from the bar outside. In the evening, the cafe has live music and you’ll see the queue begin to form in the afternoon as the area has a max capacity.
District
Australian inspired cafe based in Nine Elms with some delicious options (avocado toast being one of my favs!).
The Tin Shed
Cute local cafe on the backstreets of Notting Hill with great indoor and outdoor seating!
Tashas
South African brunch restaurant in Battersea near the Power Station. This spot is a nicer brunch spot and a bit pricier, but delicious!
Farm Girl Cafe
Known for their drink drawings, especially the French bull dog, Farm Girl has expended to have a few locations in London. Notting Hill is my favorite but any will provide a nice brunch experience
NAC
Embrace your bougie side and book this Mayfair restaurant for a fancier feeling brunch. Pick a nice day and enjoy the outdoor tables, people watching all the folks that pass by.
Brown and Rosie UK
Australian influenced restaurant with a nice Açaí bowl
Victoria House
Found in Bloomsbury, this spot takes some reservations or else often has a queue.
Granger and Co
Well‑known amongst locals and visitors, Granger & Co. will almost certainly have a queue on the weekends. The corn fritters are a tasty brunch choice!
The Breakfast Club
With locations spread across london, The Breakfast Club is a classic staple. They don’t take bookings so you’ll have to queue or choose to go earlier in the day. The cafe has a bit of a diner feel, but when you get your food you’ll understand why everyone loves it
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