1.Dishoom
Bombay-inspired cafes serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Why it stands out: Dishoom pays homage to Bombay cafés, serving Indian comfort food with signature breakfast items like bacon naan rolls and chai.
Brunch in London
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Brunch in London ranges from specialty-coffee cafés to all-day breakfast kitchens. Here are five brunch spots in London, each with a short description and links to the official website and Google Maps — useful for checking weekend hours, queues and booking options.
2.The Breakfast Club
4.4 ★ · 5,369 Google reviews
Cafe group focused on breakfast, brunch, lunch and pancakes.
Why it stands out: Founded in Soho in 2005, this London cafe group serves all-day breakfast, brunch, lunch, and thick, fluffy pancake stacks.
3.Granger & Co.
All-day restaurant group serving seasonal breakfasts and meals.
Why it stands out: This London restaurant group serves Australian-inspired, seasonal breakfasts and all-day dining in neighbourhoods like Chelsea and Notting Hill.
4.Sunday in Brooklyn London
4.4 ★ · 2,628 Google reviews
American restaurant with Notting Hill and Marylebone locations serving brunch.
Why it stands out: This modern American neighborhood restaurant serves daily brunch and dinner across locations in Notting Hill and Marylebone.
5.Duck & Waffle
4.4 ★ · 17,617 Google reviews
Restaurant serving breakfast dishes including duck-leg waffles and pancakes.
Why it stands out: Located on the 40th floor of 110 Bishopsgate, this 24/7 restaurant serves signature duck-leg waffles alongside sweeping London views.
Planning tips: Brunch in London
- Where to look
- Many of London's most popular brunch spots are found in Soho, Shoreditch, Covent Garden, Mayfair, South Bank and Notting Hill.
- When to go
- May to September has the longest days; book popular places early around holidays.
- Prices & tipping
- Prices are in pounds sterling; a 12.5% service charge is often added to restaurant bills.
- Getting around
- The Underground, buses and Overground connect the city, and contactless cards work everywhere.
- Good to know
- Weekend brunch is the busiest time; many places don't take bookings, so arrive early.
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