Best Brunch Spots in London

Looking for a nice cafe for breakfast, brunch or lunch in London? Look no further! I’ve listed the best brunch spots in London on this page. From Avocado Toast to Pancakes and from Poached Eggs to French Toast; all your favorite brunch dishes from the best brunch restaurants in London.

The Breakfast Club, multiple locations

Probably the most popular brunch spot in London is The Breakfast Club. They’ve got no less than 14 (!) locations in London and all of them tend to get very crowded at brunch time. So make sure to book a table in advance. They’ve got an all-day breakfast and lunch menu with a large variety of dishes. Like pancakes, club sandwiches and different kinds of Eggs Benedict. Most locations open up early (some already at 7:30am) so they also make a great breakfast stop if you’re on the road early.

The Table Cafe, South Bank

The Table Cafe, located at South Bank, has been around for more than 15 years so it has really earned its listing on this page with the best brunch spots in London. It’s a popular breakfast and brunch place for neighborhood locals or tourists staying in Southwark. Besides their savory dishes, they’ve got a list of possibilities for toppings and you can choose whether you want pancakes, waffles or French toast underneath. Pictured you see their pancakes with strawberries and white chocolate.

Tomtom Coffee House, Belgravia

Tomtom Coffee house is a great spot for brunch in London. It’s located on Elisabeth street, opposite Peggy Porschen cakes. You can get a great cup of cappuccino together with one of you all time favorite breakfast staples like French Toast, pancakes and this multigrain bread with mashed avocado and poached eggs. It’s served with feta cheese and homemade sweet chili jam.

Caravan, Multiple Locations

Caravan Restaurant has six locations in London. Caravan Bankside has a unique interior as it’s located in an old metal box factory. But all their locations are worth going to. On the menu of Caravan restaurants you’ll find cereals, toasts and bowls. But the most popular dishes on their brunch menu are the ‘plates’ with mostly savory dishes like Fried jalapeno cornbread and Baked eggs with spiced tomato, chickpea ragu, greek yoghurt and flatbread. Or go for The Fry or the Veggie Fry, as pictured above. The Veggie Fry has 2 eggs, slow roast tomatoes, roasted mushrooms, grilled halloumi and smashed avocado on toast.

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Attendant, Fitzrovia

Probably the most unique brunch spot in London is the Attendant. It’s located in a former urinal! This public restroom from Victorian times still has all the unique fixtures, but it also has a small bar, kitchen and some seats. There are tables created in between the old toilets so you can enjoy your brunch in this unique setting. It’ll be a once in a lifetime experience to eat your avocado toast with poached eggs in a public toilet!

Milk Beach, 2 locations

The Milk Beach restaurant are a little piece of Australia in London. Here you’ll feel like you’re having brunch at the Australian coast. With a beautiful interior with natural materials and earth tones, you’ll relax immediately. On the menu are are classic brunch dishes with an original twist. Like Banana Bread with espresso cream cheese and Salmon on courgette fritters. The avocado toast with pesto, feta cheese and poached eggs is my personal recommendation. You can find the picture at the top of this page.  
Milk Beach has two locations. One near Queen’s Park in the North-West of London, and one in Soho, right in the city center. 

Fabrique

Hands down the best cinnamon rolls in London can be found at Fabrique in Holborn. This bakery originated in Stockholm, Sweden and is dedicated to bring the best of Swedish pastry to London. You can get super tasty bread, walnut rolls and their famous cinnamon rolls with a coffee to go or to stay. 

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